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- Force an immediate live re-score of every tracked protocol instead of waiting for the scheduled refresh. Use this when you need all protocol health scores updated now, not a single protocol.MIT
- Unload a project from RAM to free memory on request. Reduces memory use for inactive projects; active projects return a retryable busy error.MIT
- List available Sportskeeda Wiki projects and their slugs to identify which wiki to query for categories and pages.MIT
- Retrieve all linked publications and references for clinical trials, including results papers, background literature, protocol publications, and related analyses, with PubMed IDs for cross-referencing.MIT
- Find public proof-of-concept exploits and references for any CVE by aggregating GitHub PoC repositories and NVD exploit links, returning ranked results.MIT
- List all AT Protocol cookbook examples, optionally filtered by language, to discover starter projects and scripts for learning and reuse.MIT
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- Fetch proof-of-concept code from a GitHub repository, including top-level files and README, to inspect exploit implementations for authorized security research and validation.MIT
- Search projects in Capsule CRM by free-text matching on name and description. Leave query blank to list all projects; use structured filters for complex queries.Apache 2.0
- Search across multiple blockchain protocol repositories (EIPs, BIPs, CIPs, etc.) by keyword, concept, or proposal number. Returns ranked results with status and fork info.MIT
- Retrieve a short summary and section list of any Minecraft Wiki page. Ideal for quick overviews of game content, items, or commands.GPL 3.0
- Create a project-scoped skill visible only to the specified project's protocol resolver, ensuring it is not reusable across other projects.MIT
- Lists projects in a WEEEK workspace. Use this to discover available projects before accessing boards or tasks.MIT
- Search Mathlib theorems and definitions semantically by mathematical concept, proof state, or statement fragment to locate relevant Lean statements.MIT
- List your active Povio projects and display their names and IDs for reference during worklog creation.MIT
- Search the Minecraft Wiki for pages matching your query. Use full-text search to get page snippets in results.GPL 3.0
- Set the display order for projects or sections and move projects to a new parent. Use order values to arrange siblings; use parentId to relocate projects.MIT
- Search the same concept across two projects and get side-by-side results to compare implementations between versions or variants.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve all saved proof tasks directly without loading their projects, enabling quick overview and efficient task management.MIT
- Check which remodeling projects Kolmo Construction completed in a Seattle neighborhood. View project counts, examples, and descriptions for local social proof.MIT
- Scans a directory to find Godot projects for use with other tools. Returns array of paths and names.MIT
- Search projects in a workspace by regex name pattern, returning GID, name, and resource type for each match. Use '.' to list all projects.MIT