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  • Analyze security observables like IPs, domains, URLs, or emails by routing them to appropriate enrichment services such as VirusTotal or Shodan for threat intelligence.
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  • Retrieve a full application guide by its slug. Returns sections, action items, and linked principles. Use when you have the slug from prior tools.
    MIT
  • Run an AI remote-sensing deep-dive assessment to turn any event signal into an actionable collection plan: recommended sensors, collection window, and a deterministic imagery handoff (exact bbox and event date) for pre/post scene search.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Perform human-like mouse and keyboard actions on the active tab: click, fill, type, press, select, scroll. Returns updated page state and snapshot to verify changes and continue browsing.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Retrieve competitor watch coverage per ad channel, including captured-ad counts and read states, to identify which competitors are monitored and what data is available for each channel.
    MIT

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  • The industry standard reference for safe, observable, and steerable AI agent UX. Browse and search the 10 Blueprint principles, principle clusters, curated implementation examples, and application guides. 13 public tools require no credentials. Tools for learning path, coaching context, and handoffs require a Firebase Bearer token. Validation and usage summary tools require a Pro or Teams membership.

  • Enumerate and rank obligation sites as leads, returning paginated results with total and next_offset for complete coverage.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Scroll the active Chrome tab vertically or horizontally, by pixel offsets, viewport pages, or directly to a CSS-selected element to bring it into view.
    MIT
  • Summarize agent treasury spend over 24h/7d/30d/all: total USD, tx count, spend by chain/source, top vendors, payouts, requests, escrow, failures. Answers 'why did balance drop' or 'what did we spend'.
    Apache 2.0
  • Record a prediction when citing a specific pack step, capturing the recommended action, expected signal, and deadline to enable later outcome verification.
    MIT
  • Fetch normalized TicketWeb event details: venue, dates, age restriction, delivery methods, and ticket pricing when on sale. Shows no purchasable sections for free, sold-out, or access-gated events.
    MIT
  • Assess swap risk before signing: returns modeled route grade, price-impact band, MEV exposure, and token registry verdict with reasons.
    MIT
  • Run an ordered macOS workflow in one call, automatically switching apps and executing stages until goals are met. Provide goals, inputs, and observable conditions; monitor progress via status or cancel anytime.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Trace the causal chain behind a Brazilian indicator: upstream driver with lead time, current state, and deterministic reading rules for energy, coffee, soy, and FX.
    MIT
  • Start a bounded automation task on the target app and get a task ID immediately. Provide exact inputs and observable completion conditions; Jev selects actions and verifies the result independently.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Find where global event activity is concentrated by aggregating signals into ranked grid cells, each showing peak severity, categories, and representative event IDs.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Evaluate all events in a time window to see which a sensor can resolve, returning observable counts, resolution breakdown, and top candidates with rationale.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Submit a quantum circuit and Pauli observable to compute expectation values. Returns a task ID for asynchronous result retrieval.
    Apache 2.0
  • Step emulation forward one frame at a time while paused. Use for precise input timing, animation inspection, or letting emulation initialize after a reset.
    MIT
  • Trigger a soft reset of the running game, equivalent to pressing the console's reset button, to restart from the reset vector. Unsaved progress is lost.
    MIT