Run `npx lovie login` in your terminal to authenticate and unlock company formation, banking, cards, and invoices.
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"Alacritty Terminal Emulator" matching MCP tools:
- Maps a VERITAS verdict to a CLAEG terminal state to determine the system's required operational state after a pipeline run.MIT
- Save the entire emulator state to a file for rollback points, game state bookmarks, or repro sharing. Overwrites existing files without backup.MIT
- Restore the emulator to its previously saved state by loading from the currently selected save slot. Undo changes and revert to a known baseline.MIT
- Retrieve loaded ROM name, hash, frame count, memory domains, active domain, and available features. Use to confirm system state and capabilities before other emulator operations.MIT
- Write up to 4096 bytes to emulator memory starting at a given address. Use for seeding cheat tables, patching code blocks, or restoring memory after experiments.MIT
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- Reads RetroArch emulator status: playing/paused state, loaded system, game basename, and CRC32. Required before toggling pause or frame advance to verify current state.MIT
- Save the full emulator state to a numbered slot or file path for rollback, bookmarking, or sharing replay states.MIT
- Read an unsigned 32-bit little-endian value from emulator memory at a given address. Use for 32-bit fields like timestamps, pointers, or RGBA colors.MIT
- Write a 32-bit little-endian value to emulator memory for cheats and pokes. Overwrites four bytes at the specified address with no undo; save state first if rollback needed.MIT
- Restore emulator state from a save slot or .ss file to undo changes or jump to a bookmarked state.MIT
- Save the complete emulator state (RAM, registers, GPU, audio, timing) to a numbered slot for rollback before risky writes or sharing reproduction cases.MIT
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- Press a PSP button for a set number of frames and automatically release it. Ideal for discrete actions like skipping cutscenes or confirming menu selections in the emulator.MIT
- Retrieve loaded game metadata—title, serial, disc CRC, game version—and emulator run state in a single call. Identify disc releases with serial and CRC. No side effects.MIT
- Check the emulator run state—running, paused, shutdown, or unknown—to determine if writes will take visible effect.MIT
- Verify that the PCSX2 emulator's PINE server is reachable and responding. Returns the emulator version string if successful.MIT
- Write a single unsigned byte (0-255) to an absolute memory address in the emulator for cheats, debug pokes, or game-state mutations.MIT
- Save a PNG screenshot of the current emulator display to a given path. Overwrites existing file; parent directory must exist.MIT
- Read a 16-bit little-endian value from emulator memory at a specified address. Use for game-state values like HP, score, or coordinates that occupy two bytes.MIT