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  • Cancel a working order by its ID. Safe to use on already cancelled or fully filled orders. Requires write permissions.
    Go
    MIT
  • Continue working on a shared Clipkit project by loading it via its share ID or editor URL. Pass an existing project ID to load into that project, or omit it to create a new one.
    Apache 2.0
  • Batch create JIRA worklogs from a structured array. Provide issue keys, hours, dates, and optional descriptions. Use with get_schedule to prevent logging on non-working days.
    ISC
  • Summarize the git working-tree diff as files with added/deleted counts and affected functions/classes, giving the blast radius without pulling the patch into context.
    MIT

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  • Search stored personal memories to recall user preferences, past experiences, and previously shared information across conversations.
    MIT
  • Apply multi-file changes transactionally on an isolated Git branch, run an optional verify command, auto-commit and ff-merge, and roll back on any failure to keep the working tree clean.
    MIT
  • Create an infinite construction line on the dedicated CONSTRUCTION layer for use as scaffolding. Clear it with construction_clear() before finalizing the drawing.
    MIT
  • Retrieve buffer times and working-hours rules configured on a calendar. Returns the rules or an error if none are set.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create a new business entity for a customer in Paddle to manage business information when working with companies rather than individuals.
    Apache 2.0
  • List recent working sessions from the workspace, paginated with cursors, to discover what the human was working on when no session_id is available.
    MIT
  • Mark a task on an existing lock as done or not-done, with an optional note, so other agents see live progress via lock_query.
    MIT
  • Compress memory at working, session, or epoch scope to reduce token usage and consolidate key information. Removes original entries after compression. Use when conversation buffers grow large or to merge summaries.
    MIT
  • Run CalculiX solver on an existing Fem::FemAnalysis and get max von Mises stress, displacements, and node count. Returns error details and working directory if simulation fails.
    MIT