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  • Browse traits, filter 10K punks, listings, bids, Merkle roots, and bid pricing for CryptoPunks.

  • Read-only tools for agents: everything a Solana or Robinhood Chain wallet can get back (rent, wrapped SOL, LP fees, dead positions, failed deploys), whether a token is safe, when it unlocks, which protocol upgrades are live, and what a token operation costs. Every answer names the page where the user acts with their own wallet. Nothing here moves funds or holds keys.

  • Identify high-impact keyword roots in a niche to prioritize listing terms. Returns roots with frequency and search volume ratios for focused keyword selection.
    MIT
  • Catalog every data set under given roots into a Parquet index with metadata, integrity checks, and personal-data flags for openreadout_search; resume interrupted crawls by calling again.
    Apache 2.0
  • Index local repositories by generating per-user external indexes and adding them to the local catalog. Use discover to find repository roots first, or dryRun to preview without writing.
    MIT
  • Trace Power Query (M) query lineage to identify upstream and downstream dependencies, plus roots, leaves, orphans, and cyclic references. Output as JSON or Mermaid diagrams.
    MIT
  • Update an existing network configuration profile by supplying its ID and partial changes for namespaces or roots, enabling targeted adjustments to WLAN Pi network settings.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Audit MCP client config JSON for security risks like unpinned dependencies, plaintext secrets, unsafe filesystem roots, and privileged containers, with fixes for each issue.
    MIT
  • Migrate a .faf file to the current format version (3.0), adding missing section roots while preserving values. Run with dry_run=true to preview.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Create and save scenes, list open roots, batch-instantiate them, and run diagnostics to fix scene issues.
    MIT
  • Find unreachable functions and methods not called from runtime, test, HTTP, or external roots. Use during code cleanup and dead-code audits to locate orphan symbols.
    MIT
  • Run `opa test` once per test root and aggregate results to avoid package conflicts in repos with multiple independent Rego namespaces. Supports explicit roots or auto-discovered leaf roots with shared paths.
    MIT
  • Inspect a running browser extension over the debugger protocol to capture HTML, DOM, console, content-script injection, and CSS selector results, including closed shadow roots.
    Apache 2.0