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  • Run commands inside a running Docker Compose service container. Specify service and argv, with options for user, workdir, env, and project files.
    MIT
  • List all Docker Swarm tasks cluster-wide in one call. Filter by node, service, or desired state. Returns full task documents including container specs.
    MIT
  • Rebuild an existing Git-deployed service from its recorded repository and branch to pick up a new commit; follow the asynchronous call with wait_for_service.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve a stack by ID to check service status and poll until healthy, with no authentication required.
    MIT

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  • Persist a repository summary to CLAUDE.md and a fingerprint cache after describe_repo indicates a summary is needed, enabling future reuse.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Check why a systemd service failed by retrieving its detailed status, including error output, to diagnose issues.
    MIT
  • Fetch a single Domino's US store profile by store ID, including weekly hours, service wait times, order availability, contactless status, and order minimums.
    MIT
  • Deploy a multi-service application from a single API call by providing an instant.yaml manifest with service definitions and build tarballs, receiving a live URL.
    MIT
  • List a swarm service's tasks to reveal replica placement and failure reasons, helping diagnose service issues.
    MIT
  • Create a new empty Lizard service or deploy a GitHub or Lizard Git repository as a service; omit repoUrl to configure later, or provide it to deploy immediately.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Converts a CSV into Photoshop data sets, applies each row to the active template, and exports one image per row for batch name cards, badges, certificates, or personalized banners.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieves active and upcoming AWS service health events with descriptions and timelines, optionally filtered by region, to help identify service disruptions.
    MIT No Attribution
  • Search for AI agent skills with personalized results that exclude already-installed skills and apply your preferences. Returns a JSON array of matching skills with metadata.
    MIT
  • Permanently destroy a service and release its resources. Requires explicit user confirmation and the service ID. This action is irreversible.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • View, compare, and check availability of Heroku add-on service plans. Input the service slug to retrieve detailed information including pricing, descriptions, and private space installation capability.
    Apache 2.0