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  • Find a ReefAPI engine for a task by passing keywords or a natural-language use case. Returns ranked engines with match scores.
    MIT
  • Reconstruct memory state at a past timestamp to run semantic search queries. Understand how agent context evolved over time.
    MIT
  • Read the machine runtime manifest JSON (version, role, door=fraggate, engine slugs, registry_digest) when a client needs machine configuration, not human how-to.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve the full catalog of data engines grouped by category, each with a one-line title, to find the best engine when initial search fails to match user intent.
    MIT
  • Search the web for a query and retrieve up to 10 SERP results including title, URL, snippet, engine, and score. Use snippets to answer simple questions; call the scrape tool separately for full page content.
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  • Search BPS statistics content (publications, tables, press releases, infographics, microdata, glossary, classifications) via AllStats Search Engine with filters for region, year, and content type.
    MIT
  • Search Asyntai's product documentation to find how a feature works before changing anything. Returns matching pages with excerpts to clarify usage without guessing.
    MIT
  • Search or read LPM documentation. Use it to get setup guides, CLI commands, publishing steps, and other how-to information.
    ISC
  • Retrieve relevant excerpts from freispace documentation to answer questions about how freispace works, including features, settings, and how-tos.
    MIT
  • Adjust EEVEE direct and indirect light intensity multipliers in Blender 5.1+ to control how strongly lighting contributes. Only applies when using EEVEE render engine.
    MIT
  • Measure your business's visibility across AI search engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude. Get scores per engine and actionable recommendations to improve presence.
    MIT