Retrieve loopback interface configuration from a specific network node in Hyperfabric infrastructure. Specify fabric, node, and loopback identifiers to access interface details and settings.
Parse an IPv4 CIDR block or IP plus mask to get network/broadcast addresses, host ranges, subnet masks, and flags for private, loopback, multicast, link-local.
Fetch and parse the live TLS certificate chain from a host:port to inspect subject, issuer, validity, expiry, SANs, fingerprints, and security analysis.
Check if a host is reachable and measure its round-trip latency using ICMP ping or HTTP probe. Reports average ping time, TTL, or HTTP response status and time.
Generate iptables and nftables firewall scripts from a structured rule description. Validates inputs and outputs rule text with explanations and warnings.
Checks a website's HTTP status, accessibility, and response time by making a live GET request. Reveals the redirect chain and response headers for debugging.
Check if an IP address is publicly routable, rejecting private addresses like RFC1918, CGNAT, loopback, link-local, and ULA. Runs locally with no API call or quota usage.
Fetch public web content as text with security restrictions, returning structured data with quality metrics and source citations for AI agent processing.
Fetch a remote URL and save its response body as a file in your Hatchable project, bypassing the context window. Use for importing seed data, vendor libraries, or assets. Supports public, api, migrations paths; 10 MB limit.
Check for port conflicts between configured development servers and currently listening ports before running dev commands. Scans project configs and host ports to identify collisions.
Capture raw insights immediately by ingesting text, local files, directories, or URLs into markdown notes. Promotes to integrated state through subsequent assimilation or digestion.
Launch a new browser session with anti-detection. Optionally navigate to an initial URL and configure headless mode, profile, proxy, or download directory.
Read a contiguous range of bytes from PS2 EE memory as a hex dump. Efficient for large blocks up to 4096 bytes, useful for snapshot differencing and memory inspection.
Run a morning health check across multiple Juniper devices in parallel. Detects alarms, interface down, syslog anomalies, and routing issues, providing a tiered summary of critical, warning, and ok status.