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  • Suggest OS-appropriate workspace directories for your network projects. Returns candidate paths under the user's home with existence and writability hints for you to confirm.
    Apache 2.0
  • Discover available devices and obtain their serial numbers for remote control. Filter by keyword, state, or type to find the right device quickly.
    MIT
  • Returns a read-only OK/WARNING/CRITICAL verdict from memory, disk usage, load, and failed systemd units so you can quickly triage Linux system health.
    MIT
  • Collects a read-only overview of Linux system metrics—CPU, memory, disk, network, load, temperatures, top processes, and Docker—in one call for broad monitoring.
    MIT
  • List all systemd units with their states and filter by active, inactive, or failed status to get a complete service inventory on Linux.
    MIT

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  • Captures a live snapshot of system memory use—used, available, commit, cache, swap, and top processes—so you can identify current memory pressure at a glance.
    Apache 2.0
  • Execute shell commands on a specified device's host machine to manage system operations or troubleshoot. Provides exit code, stdout, and stderr results.
    MIT
  • Check if remote sudo or administrator elevation works before running privileged commands, detecting passwordless or password-based access to avoid failed tool calls.
    GPL 3.0
  • Launch a command in the background and return its PID right away for long-running tasks like installs, backups, or downloads; check status or read log files anytime.
    GPL 3.0
  • Recursively find remote files or directories matching a filename glob pattern over SSH, so you can locate paths by name without searching file contents.
    GPL 3.0
  • Extract .tar, .tar.gz, or .zip archives into a directory on a remote SSH host. Format is chosen by file extension and must match the server's OS.
    GPL 3.0
  • Screenshot a single desktop app window by its list_windows ID without moving, resizing, or focusing it, and save the PNG for annotation.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Resolves and validates a filesystem path by expanding ~/$HOME/$PREFIX/$TMPDIR, following symlinks, and listing Android-equivalent spellings before handing the path to shell commands or other tools.
    MIT
  • Reports the runtime path environment—env class, HOME/PREFIX/TMPDIR, Android storage mounts, and noexec mounts—so host paths can be translated and script execution issues diagnosed.
    MIT
  • Replace the complete set of secret bindings for a Linux computer, removing any omitted bindings; changes are delivered on the next start or restart.
    MIT
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  • Check pending package updates on a Linux system without installing them or refreshing caches. Read-only; returns an empty list when none are available.
    MIT
  • Identifies processes whose memory, handles, or threads grow steadily over time, reporting rate per hour and start/current values. Use it when resource use creeps upward to spot leaks.
    Apache 2.0
  • Resumes a suspended process so its threads run again, undoing a prior suspension. Critical processes and Anabolic are refused; protected games or anti-cheat processes require force=true after user consent.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve visitor counts grouped by operating system for a date range. Identify which OS drives the most traffic to your website.
    MIT