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  • Check service status, performance metrics, trust score, and pricing for crypto token risk intelligence. Verify the service is operational before making paid calls.
    MIT
  • Analyze token security risks before transactions by evaluating rug pull potential, honeypot detection, deployer history, and holder concentration to provide risk scores and safety recommendations.
    MIT
  • Monitor cryptocurrency tokens for risk changes, rug pulls, or price drops and receive real-time alerts via webhook notifications.
    MIT
  • Analyze crypto tokens for forensic risk detection using AI-powered pattern recognition to identify potential rug pulls and scams before transactions.
    MIT

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    Enables AI assistants to query PostgreSQL databases, inspect schemas, and retrieve complete DDL with built-in read-only protection. It supports multiple database connections and allows for secure database interaction and exploration via the Model Context Protocol.
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  • Retrieve the complete DDL of a PostgreSQL database, including CREATE TABLE statements, indexes, constraints, foreign keys, sequences, and views. Optionally filter by schema for targeted output.
    MIT
  • Analyze crypto token risks with AI forensic verdicts, providing risk scores, key flags, and Stoic wisdom to detect potential scams before transactions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve real-world bug bounty reports by type: accepted for methodology and impact examples, rejected to learn what not to submit. Filter by vulnerability class.
    GPL 3.0
  • Retrieve a complete list of schemas in a PostgreSQL database using a connection ID. Use this to explore database structure and prepare for schema-level operations.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Harrison Richardson's battle-tested bug bounty methodology from the DEFCON 32 workshop. Covers Recon, Injection, Logic, and Cloud pillars for guiding security testing.
    GPL 3.0