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  • Search the FAA handbooks, advisory circulars and Airman Certification Standards (ACS) used for pilot training, and read any page in full with its figures, charts and tables. Every result links back to the exact page so answers can be cited. Free, public, no API key.

  • Search FAA handbooks and Airman Certification Standards; read and cite pages with figures.

  • Lists AI agent resources in a Flisk project with stack, runtime, durability, and port so you can inspect available agents; read-only.
    MIT
  • Show the live state of a Flisk project's stack, including resources, ingress URLs, container and stack ports, and Tilt readiness. Poll after startup to verify what is running.
    MIT
  • Lists a project's stacks with their resource counts, and optionally includes service names or descriptions to clarify stack contents. Use it to inventory stack resources quickly.
    MIT
  • Assign unassigned resources to a named stack by writing the stack into each service.json, while refusing resources already assigned. Use projectPath when running outside the project root.
    MIT
  • Discover x402 payment-gated APIs and resources on OPEN indexes without cost, then quote and pay for a chosen resource.
    MIT
  • Browse concise summaries of design kits, filter by use case or search for moods and industries, and page through fit-ranked results to find the right kit for your project.
    MIT
  • Recommend design kits from stored project context, returning each candidate's purpose, motifs, moods, industries, and surface fitness. Requires API key and set_project_context first.
    MIT
  • When you need to know what AI Dimag can do, get an overview of its tools, prompts, resources, and CLI commands.
    MIT
  • Detect missing labels or descriptions in ontology resources, with optional filtering to exclude imported resources for accurate quality checks.
    MIT