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  • Compile source code with specified compilers and options to generate assembly output, test compiler behavior, and analyze compilation results across different programming languages.
    MIT
  • Inspect the React fiber tree to retrieve component hierarchy as JSON, enabling ancestry tracing and React Compiler activity verification.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Verify the Axint pipeline is operational by running a built-in compiler smoke test immediately after installation or MCP connection.
    Apache 2.0
  • Verify Klever SDK installation and component status before project initialization or SDK installation. Reports versions for ksc, koperator, VM library, and wallet key file.
    MIT
  • Retrieves Conan profile configuration for host and build environments. Use to check compiler, architecture, and build settings before listing packages.
    MIT
  • List recent XDaLa sessions from the Explorer database without requiring an owner or session ID. Optionally filter by owner, time window, limit results, or include payload.
    Apache 2.0
  • Verify a completed envelope's Solana anchor to confirm its integrity. Returns the composite hash, file hash, Solana transaction ID, and explorer URL.
    MIT
  • Verify a Universal Trade Receipt hash by checking its on-chain Solana anchor via memo transaction. Returns chain, signature, slot, explorer URL, and notarizer pubkey for independent verification.
    MIT
  • Clone or update Noir repositories locally to enable searching. Default syncs core repos, with options for community libraries and references.
    MIT
  • Retrieve your account tier (free, explorer, builder, enterprise) and current rate limits to manage API usage.
    MIT
  • Find US 501(c) nonprofit organizations by name, EIN, state, or NTEE code. Returns EIN, name, location, and classification details.
    MIT
  • Retrieves detailed evidence for a specific transaction by combining indexed explorer data, receipt data, and live RPC fallback to clarify transaction outcomes and events.
    Apache 2.0