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  • Analyzes Electron source code to detect dangerous patterns like shell.openExternal with user input, disabled webSecurity, and other OWASP-style vulnerabilities specific to Electron.
    MIT
  • Diagnose Electron build failures by analyzing error output from electron-builder, electron-forge, or electron-packager. Identifies code signing, native module, ASAR, configuration, and path resolution issues.
    MIT
  • Run preflight checks on Node, Playwright, Electron, and environment settings without launching Electron. Inspect failures and warnings before starting a session.
    MIT
  • Identify outdated applications on macOS by scanning Homebrew, Mac App Store, and system updates; returns current and available version lists.
    MIT
  • Retrieve UI element details (role, title, position, size) from macOS apps via Accessibility, with an optional Electron CDP fallback for apps with shallow accessibility trees.
    MIT

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    Enables AI assistants to search and filter Azure platform updates, including previews, general availability, and retirements, through natural language queries.
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  • Discover installed Electron apps on a device. Returns app id, name, and executable path for use with launch actions.
    MIT
  • Spawn an Electron application by running an npm script, forwarding debug ports for remote debugging. Designed for electron-forge projects where the dev server starts first.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Electron app details including Electron, Chromium, and Node versions, app name/version, standard paths, and BrowserWindows with title, URL, and bounds.
    MIT
  • Evaluate JavaScript expressions in an Electron app's main process via the inspector protocol, accessing APIs like require('electron').
    MIT
  • Retrieve details about running Electron applications and their windows, including child windows, by leveraging remote debugging on port 9222. Ideal for automation and debugging workflows.
    MIT
  • Connect to a V8 Inspector endpoint on a running Electron main process to enable debugging and automation.
    MIT
  • Send audio notifications on macOS to alert users with spoken messages for questions, alerts, confirmations, or information updates.
    MIT
  • Checks for pending updates across macOS/Linux, Homebrew, npm, and pip. Returns a security-first prioritized update plan with a safe ordered shell script to apply them.
    MIT
  • Update multiple Kafka schemas in bulk with interactive guidance, pattern matching, and support for compatibility settings, naming conventions, and metadata updates. Use dry runs for testing.
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    MIT
  • Retrieve the ARP table to view IP-to-MAC address mappings for hosts on the local network. Works across Linux, macOS, and Windows.
    MIT
  • Audit an Electron app against the official security checklist by examining BrowserWindow configuration, main process code, package.json, preload scripts, and HTML for 19 detectable security issues.
    MIT