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  • Return classes, functions, and methods annotated with domain concepts and semantic roles from a file path. Understand file structure and implemented concepts without reading the file content.
    MIT
  • Search Tenzir documentation by keyword to find operators, functions, or concepts, and explore related content through cross-references for comprehensive understanding.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search Redis documentation and knowledge base to find information on concepts, data structures, features, and use cases including caching, session management, and semantic search.
    MIT
  • Visualize the semantic topology of your codebase to identify which directories concentrate domain concepts, including entity counts and density, for a quick understanding of codebase layout before detailed analysis.
    MIT
  • Identify nodes with zero connections to find dropped context. Link them to related concepts or archive irrelevant ones.
    MIT
  • Look up a concept to find all variants, related concepts, naming conventions, function signatures, and file locations. Resolves questions like 'what is X', 'what does X mean', or 'where is X used'.
    MIT
  • Find ranked entry points—key functions, classes, and files—to understand a concept, reducing manual search. Includes contrastive concepts to clarify boundaries. Use for 'how does X work' or 'where is X defined'.
    MIT
  • Find images across the web to illustrate concepts, locate specific pictures, or discover visual resources. Returns images as base64-encoded JPEGs or URLs with metadata.
    Apache 2.0
  • Find how two concepts relate by querying their connections in the memory graph. Scoped by optional domain, returns existing relationships.
    MIT
  • Compare domain ontology between two git revisions to reveal added, removed, or changed concepts. Tracks vocabulary evolution across commits and helps identify naming inconsistencies in pull requests.
    MIT