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  • Give your AI agent a phone. Place outbound calls to US businesses to ask, book, or confirm.

  • Search 10,000+ open-source icons (Lucide, Heroicons, Tabler, Simple Icons) as SVG or PNG.

  • Run shell commands with enforcement of permission rules: read operations allowed, destructive commands blocked unless permitted.
    MIT
  • List all previously cached shell commands with automatic RTK token reduction and persistent caching, enabling quick recall of executed commands.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the complete server configuration as JSON, including blocked commands, shell, directories, limits, telemetry, client info, version, and system details.
    MIT
  • Retrieve ready-to-use installation configurations for MCP servers, formatted for Claude Desktop or generic hosts.
    MIT
  • Execute raw iNAV CLI commands for one-off configuration, diagnostics, and troubleshooting. Write commands persist only with confirmation; motor tests are gated for safety.
    MIT
  • Execute a single Redis command with safety controls. Read-only commands run unconditionally; mutating commands require write permission; dangerous commands are blocked.
    MIT
  • Set a campaign's bid adjustment for a specific device, such as Smartphones or Computers. Use percent modifiers from -100 to +900 to control bids or exclude the device.
    MIT
  • Permanently delete a project and all its computers. This destructive action removes all computers and their data, and cannot be undone.
    MIT
  • Send arbitrary SCPI commands to a Siglent SDS oscilloscope with no response expected. Use for commands not covered by other tools.
    MIT
  • Discover available crop and resize presets for mobile wallpapers, desktop wallpapers, and photo aspect ratios. Presets are grouped by category for easy selection.
    MIT
  • Lists available PyMOL commands with descriptions. Use optional filter to find specific commands and their parameter details for correct syntax.
    MIT