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"How to implement Active Directory authentication in a project" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieves the current organization's LDAP/Active Directory authentication configuration, including server details, search settings, and JIT provisioning status, without exposing the bind password.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the active test project directory and its .mob test cases to discover the project path and available tests.
    Apache 2.0
  • Clear the stored Goby API token for a project directory to prevent unintended access. Defaults to the current project directory.
    MIT
  • Collect Active Directory data from a domain controller to map attack paths to Domain Admin using BloodHound.
    MIT

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  • List recent active sessions from newest to oldest, with details like session ID, project, turns, and last activity. Optionally filter by current working directory.
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  • Retrieve the server's login configuration to confirm connectivity and identify the Active Directory domain for a service account. Works without an API token.
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  • Retrieve all AI project categories with their project counts to discover the types of AI projects available in the directory.
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  • Analyze a project directory to identify frameworks actually imported in its code, ignoring unused installed packages. Use this to determine which checks apply to your project.
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  • Check daemon health, authentication status, and active project. Returns reachability, user identity, and setup instructions when needed.
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  • Save the active PLAXIS project to its current location or specify a new path. Returns the resolved absolute path.
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  • Auto-detect and scan lockfiles in a project directory for vulnerabilities, then enrich with EPSS exploit probability and fix recommendations.
    MIT
  • Sets up MAID project directory structure and configuration. Run once to initialize a new project or add MAID support to an existing codebase.
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  • Check the installed Fluent SDK version or view command help without authentication or a project directory. Use -v to get version, -h for general or command-specific help.
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  • Check authentication status, active model, and image output directory to verify your setup before generating images.
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  • Search Microsoft Learn documentation to answer Active Directory questions—LDAP, Group Policy, schema, LAPS, permissions, Recycle Bin—before querying a domain.
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  • Add a collaborator to a PinCushion project. Choose between a paid developer who can implement pins or a free commenter. Prompts upgrade if seat limit reached.
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