Find Docker container images on DockerHub by name or keywords to discover official and community images for specific services, applications, or technologies.
Selects the best images from a folder by ranking technical quality. Returns top-rated photos with detailed metrics, ideal for burst sequences or finding hero shots.
Provides tools to fetch IIIF manifests and retrieve specific image regions or scaled images for analysis. This server enables detailed interaction with International Image Interoperability Framework resources, supporting tasks like image description and transcription.
Extract article text, author, date, tags, sentiment, and images from any blog or news URL. Follows multi-page articles to concatenate complete content.
Retrieve a single Blogger post by its unique ID, returning content, metadata, labels, and optional comments and images. Specify blog ID, post ID, and access level to fetch post details.
Create or edit a Phame blog in Phabricator; omit objectIdentifier to create a new blog with a required name, or provide an ID/PHID to update existing settings.
Claim a finding to reserve it for your agent, preventing duplicate work. Automatically released after 30 minutes or when closed; renew by claiming again.
Record the outcome for a performance finding, marking it as resolved, dismissed, or open. Include a note explaining the solution or rationale for future readers.
Retrieve all active press releases and blog articles owned by your account, excluding reported items. Available for free accounts, no paid membership required.
Turn a text prompt into one or more new images. Saves generated images to disk and appends them to an HTML gallery, returning absolute paths for quick viewing.
For a user's image request, load the `generating-images` skill BEFORE calling this — it picks the right model and builds the prompt (this tool does neither, and calling it raw gives weak, inconsistent results).
Run any Home Assistant service or WebSocket command not covered by a dedicated tool. Use for services like light.turn_on or climate.set_temperature, with domain, service, and data.