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  • Compares two files byte-by-byte to identify differences, report offsets and values, and highlight potential steganographic modifications.
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  • Compare two sorted files line by line to find unique and common lines. Use to identify differences and overlaps between datasets.
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  • Trace the shortest dependency or reference path between two files or symbols to reveal how they are connected.
  • Analyzes differences between the current Git branch and a base branch, automatically detecting the main branch and repository. Use to understand changes or check what's in the current branch.
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  • Compare two PCAP files to identify differences in network traffic, with optional Wireshark display filter for focused analysis.
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  • Compare two FCPXML files to identify and display their differences, aiding in version control and change tracking for Final Cut Pro projects.
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  • Compare two text files to identify differences between them. Specify file paths, encoding, and output format to analyze changes in content.
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  • Compare metrics between two evaluation runs to analyze task/model performance, score differences, token usage, and duration changes.
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  • Shows the differences between Git branches or commits with configurable context lines, providing clear insight into changes for commit message generation.
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  • Compare two files and display their differences in unified, context, or ndiff format. Optionally set context lines for clearer output.
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