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  • Make raw HTTP calls to any OVH API endpoint. Specify method, path, optional JSON body, and query parameters for advanced control.
    MIT
  • Make HTTP requests to the OVH API to manage cloud infrastructure, services, and account resources.
    MIT
  • Execute JavaScript code to call and process OVH API endpoints. Use async functions with ovh.request for GET, POST, PUT, DELETE operations.
    MIT
  • Sign this machine in to Cassette using your email and server-generated password. Lost the password? Confirm replacement to reset credentials on every machine and email a new one.
    MIT
  • Validate and privately store your Jamendo Client ID for read-only music matching. No Client Secret required; failed validation keeps existing config.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the shopping cart contents for the connected account, excluding customer and address information.
    MIT
  • Check OVHcloud authentication status to diagnose missing tools. Reveals credential validity, auth method, endpoint, default project/region, write permissions, and required configuration.
    MIT
  • View or change the Cassette model and thinking level for a session. Pass a session ID to see current settings and options, or provide model/thinking level to update them.
    MIT
  • Preview and confirm adding OVS products to your cart by specifying a product ID, optional quantity, and confirmation token.
    MIT
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  • Perform surgical timeline edits—trim, text, delete, undo—using the manual editor lane after reading the timeline. Include expected_version to confirm the current state.
    MIT
  • Retrieve current memory (RAM) usage statistics. Returns a JSON string with detailed memory information.
    MIT
  • Retrieve details about your OVH vRack configuration, including its name and description, to manage your private network infrastructure.
    MIT
  • Reconnect to an interrupted job and retrieve its current phase, waiting up to 30 seconds for the next status change if needed. Use once to get a snapshot and act accordingly, not as a polling loop.
    MIT