Terminates the active Supabase connection, requiring reconnection before using Supabase tools.
MIT
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- Enable Neon Auth sign-in for an application so its login page is built and tested against real authentication, with users stored in the app’s Postgres.MIT
- Scan a live deployment for exposed .env files, secrets in JS bundles, open Supabase/Firebase databases, CORS issues, and missing security headers using only passive GET requests.MIT
- Checks a single GitHub issue for new comments since a given comment ID, returning a structured signal for routing. Use it to monitor outreach or tracking issues for new activity.MIT
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- Get the latest full-day OHLC candle (open, high, low, close and volume) for a coin. Use for 'yesterday's candle for BTC'. For the live spot price use getTickersById.MIT
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- Scan a code snippet for security issues before saving it to disk. Ideal for auth, payment, database, file/URL handling, and AI-calling code.MIT
- Stores base64-encoded file bytes in AssetLab storage server-side when clients cannot PUT directly to Supabase, returning the path for asset, document, or work-order records.MIT
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- Fetch wallet balances on the Base network. Returns exact units for trades and human-readable for display.MIT
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- Refresh historical training data for listed tickers from Yahoo Finance or FRED, with full backfill from 2000 for new features and incremental updates to today for existing ones.MITDestructive
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- Get real-time performance metrics for live trading bots, including daily P&L, win rate, last signal, confidence, and error count. Specify a bot ID or retrieve all bots.MIT