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  • Retrieve a list of available snapshots to review backups before restoring or cleaning up old data.
    MIT
  • Learn how to use code analysis tools effectively with clear instructions and best practices. Get guidance on tool selection and sequencing before starting complex analysis tasks.
    MIT
  • Deletes a deployed solution and all its skills from A-Team. Useful for cleaning up test solutions or starting fresh.
    MIT

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  • Finalize your test by removing the connect() call and cleaning up markers to leave a clean test file.
    MIT
  • Permanently delete a graph, including its schema, data, and queries, from TigerGraph. Use when removing unused graphs or cleaning up test environments.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Look up a user's personal referral code by ID, returning its slug, offer name, and redemption count; creates a code if none exists.
    MIT
  • Remove a feature flag from the codebase while preserving the correct code path. Provides step-by-step instructions for cleanup.
    MIT
  • Look up code-to-label mappings for a dataset variable to find the filter value needed for data queries. Provide a format name and optional comma-separated codes to decode.
    MIT
  • Delete an installed TigerGraph query permanently. Use to remove unused queries or clean up test queries before reinstalling a modified version.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Look up a KFC promotion by redemption code or serialized QR code. Returns promotion details and usage metadata, with expired or unknown codes returning 404.
    MIT
  • Delete an unused lifecycle by first checking its 'used_by' references, reassigning any queues or catalogs to another lifecycle, then removing it to clean up mistaken entries.
    GPL 2.0
    Destructive
  • Install Claude Code hooks that report tool use, prompts, and sessions to Loupe. Idempotent, backs up settings first, and leaves other tools' hooks untouched.
    MIT
  • Get the source code for a finite-state machine state or function by providing the agent index, section, and key. Use it to inspect or debug browser automation modules.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch a job type by ID from a business's service catalog to return its localized display name, such as an HVAC tune-up or drain cleaning offering.
    MIT