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- Scan project dependencies to identify licenses and validate them against a policy file, flagging disallowed or unknown licenses for compliance checks before releases or when adding new packages.MIT
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- Retrieves information about the MCP server, including its name and version, to confirm server identity and compatibility.MIT
- Permanently delete a virtual machine and release its disk, network, and other resources. Irreversible action requires the VM to be stopped first. Manage BSD/Illumos VMs efficiently.MIT
- Retrieve network configuration details for a BSD/Illumos VM, including IP addresses, MAC addresses, virtual NIC names, and VLAN information.MIT
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- AlicenseAqualityBmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to run, manage, and debug BSD/Illumos VMs through natural language. Supports creating FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, and OmniOS VMs, executing commands inside them, accessing console logs, and managing snapshots.Last updated131MIT
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- Get detailed information about a single BSD/Illumos VM: state, OS, CPUs, memory, IP, disk, and more. Ideal for inspecting VM configurations and troubleshooting.MIT
- Enhance developer tasks by retrieving relevant context from project documentation to generate enriched prompts with technical details.MIT
- List all BSD/Illumos virtual machines managed by anyvm, showing their state, operating system, CPU, memory, and IP addresses.MIT
- Create a new BSD or Illumos virtual machine by specifying name, OS, CPU count, memory, and disk size. Supports FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, OmniOS, and SmartOS.MIT
- Retrieve the latest console serial output from a BSD/Illumos VM to debug boot failures or check system logs.MIT
- Execute a shell command inside a running BSD/Illumos VM and retrieve combined stdout/stderr output. Use for diagnostics and automation tasks.MIT
- Restore a BSD/Illumos VM to its exact state from a saved snapshot, reverting all changes made after the snapshot.MIT
- Stop a running BSD/Illumos VM. When set to true, force halts the VM immediately without a graceful shutdown, useful for unresponsive or stuck VMs.MIT
- Extract and list elements defined in an XSD document to analyze its structure.MIT
- Validates XSD content to ensure it conforms to XML Schema standards and is structurally correct.MIT
- Send BNB to multiple BSC addresses in a single transaction using the C98MultiSend contract for bulk transfers.MIT
- Create a point-in-time snapshot of a BSD/Illumos VM. Captures the system state whether the VM is running or stopped, enabling safe experimentation and quick restoration.MIT
- Send ERC20 tokens to multiple BSC addresses simultaneously using the C98MultiSend contract for efficient bulk distribution.MIT
- Retrieve a list of all snapshots for a specified BSD/Illumos virtual machine to manage restore points and view version history.MIT