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  • GitHub Actions workflow security audit - 21 checks: pinning, permissions, secrets, injection.

  • GitHub MCP — wraps the GitHub public REST API (no auth required for public endpoints)

  • Find similar Google Play apps from an app's details page. Submit an app ID to get its 'Similar apps' cluster, with optional count, language, country, and full detail settings.
    MIT
  • Deploy an AI model onto a GPU cluster. Configure replicas, GPU count, environment variables, and namespace for standard deployments.
    MIT
  • Deploy multiple VMs from a declarative YAML spec file for fleet provisioning. Supports full clone, template, linked clone, OVA, and empty VM creation with shared defaults.
    MIT
  • Deploy a Serve application to a GPU inference cluster using its Python import path. Merges into existing config while preserving current apps.
    MIT
  • Uninstall a Helm release from a Kubernetes cluster, removing all associated resources. Specify cluster name, release name, and optional namespace.
    MIT
  • Retrieve metadata for long-lived kubeconfig credentials (ServiceAccounts) of a managed Kubernetes cluster, including status and expiration. Use to list active credentials and obtain credential IDs for download.
    MIT
  • Execute Harness resource actions—run/retry pipelines, toggle feature flags, test connectors, sync GitOps apps, run chaos experiments—using URLs or identifiers, with optional wait for terminal status.
    MIT
  • Deploy or upgrade a Helm chart release on a Kubernetes cluster. For standard Helm deployments only; AI models use deploy_model.
    MIT
  • Create daemon apps from GitHub or Docker, and database services (PostgreSQL, Redis, MySQL, MongoDB) for Bult projects.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all node pools for a Kubernetes cluster to identify available compute resources and workloads. Use this to verify if a cluster can run workloads.
    Apache 2.0
  • Lists all VMs visible to Prism Central, including names, IDs, power state, host, cluster, memory, and CPU configuration. Use to discover VM inventory or find a specific VM.
    MIT