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  • Find direct call sites of a function using a persistent call-graph, avoiding grep false positives. Supports decorator/annotation edges and diff scoping.
    MIT
  • Analyze Klever smart contract Rust source code to detect common issues such as missing imports, macros, endpoint annotations, and storage mappers. Get findings with severity levels and knowledge base links.
    MIT
  • List available coding standards profiles for various tech stacks to enforce consistent code style and architecture.
    MIT
  • Search the exported FLOX C-API surface from the ABI snapshot to get function names, return types, and parameter types. Use it when writing FFI bindings or checking which C symbols are callable.
    MIT
  • Explains a Dutch driving theory concept in detail, covering its definition, rules, common mistakes, related confusions, and legal articles.
    MIT

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    Enables AI assistants to operate Juniper Junos and SRX network devices over NETCONF and SCP, running operational CLI and PFE commands, inspecting and diffing configuration, validating and committing changes with confirmed auto-rollback, and managing SRX security workflows such as signature-package updates, chassis-cluster health, and read-only policy and address-book inspection.
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  • Retrieve the direct calls made by a function from a persistent call-graph index, avoiding manual body scanning.
    MIT
  • Confirm, reject, or revise a pending AimDB proposal. Confirm applies changes and writes state plus Mermaid/Rust artifacts; reject discards; revise returns redirect.
    Apache 2.0
  • Scaffold a new Klever smart contract project using the SDK. Creates Rust project structure and automation scripts for build, deploy, upgrade, query, test, and interact.
    MIT
  • Extract text from any on-screen element or full viewport using local OCR. Read captchas, canvas text, and scanned UI without sending data to external services.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a chapter from Dutch B driving theory, including legal articles and definitions. Specify a chapter slug and optionally include official legal texts.
    MIT
  • Extract import/dependency statements from source files in multiple languages. Use reverse=true to find which files import a given file.
    MIT
  • Detect memory and lifecycle violations like complex ownership, unsafe blocks, escaping references, and illegal mutability on borrowed data. Useful for Rust and C++ reviews.
    MIT
  • Check whether dependencies are outdated, deprecated, or vulnerable across npm, Rust, Python, and Go ecosystems, then prioritize updates by risk to resolve CVEs.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate production-ready smart contracts from natural language descriptions for EVM and Solana blockchains, applying self-learning security rules to create safer code.
    MIT
  • Get the text of a Dutch traffic law article (RVV 1990, Wegenverkeerswet) with a wetten.overheid.nl link; provide a regulation reference to get the article, otherwise returns the list of regulations.
    MIT
  • Scan source code with Semgrep to find security vulnerabilities, bugs, and anti-patterns. Supports multiple languages including Python, JavaScript, Java, Go, C, C++, Ruby, and more.
    MIT No Attribution
  • Create a new vault note with required RAG description, tags, MOC links, and wiki-link content. It auto-refreshes the index and reports unresolved links instead of rejecting them.
    MIT
  • Search code using regular expressions to find patterns like alternations, classes, and anchors. Filter by language, path, or glob to return matching lines or counts.
    MIT
  • Reveal inbound and outbound links for a note to understand its connections, showing which files reference it and which it references.
    MIT
  • Run a backtest on a StrategySpec to validate performance. Obtain Sharpe, drawdown, win rate, and P&L to assess risk-adjusted returns.
    MIT