List allowed workspace roots to identify directories accessible by file operations. Call this first—other tools are scoped to these roots.
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- List configured source policies including read-only roots, host allowlist, source limits, and provenance guarantees to inspect access controls.MIT
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- Detects memory leaks by comparing two heap class histograms and listing classes with the greatest instance count growth over a configurable interval.MIT
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- Author Godot scenes by creating new .tscn files, saving the current scene to a new path, and listing open scene roots.MIT