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  • Load multiple files, compress them into temporary libraries, and retrieve relevant context for queries to understand large codebases or document sets without creating permanent libraries.
    MIT
  • Gain deep understanding of architectures, libraries, or codebases through multi-turn research that surveys topic, drills into gaps, and synthesizes findings.
    MIT
  • Condense complex codebases, documentation, or technical specifications into clear, actionable summaries. Provide the text and receive a distilled version for quick understanding.
    MIT

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  • Audit authentication coverage across API routes and controllers, flag missing auth checks and database access gaps, and filter results by layer or module.
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  • Returns all synced codebases with size, language, and project name, providing the project name required by every other tool. If empty, use sync_project to import the current repo.
    MIT
  • Check if codebases are indexed, retrieve status details, and access completion statistics and logs to troubleshoot search issues.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve documentation and type details for a code symbol by name or file position. Resolves the exact identifier context to avoid offset mistakes, so you can understand code without navigating to source.
    MIT
  • Zoom the camera toward a CSS selector or visible text to highlight key content. Reset before navigating to prevent inherited zoom.
    MIT
  • Submit a URL for malware and phishing analysis across 70+ security engines. Use before navigating unfamiliar links or when a user forwards a suspicious URL to get a verdict.
    MIT
  • Inspect a loaded data handle to get rich metadata for understanding time series before modeling. Returns mtype, scitype, shape, column names, dtypes, index info, frequency, cutoff, missing values, head preview, and summary statistics.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Index a .txt, .md, or .pdf file into a reference bank for background documents, keeping them separate from conversational memory so they remain retrievable by cosine similarity.
    Apache 2.0
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