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  • Start CPU profiling and React commit capture on Hermes runtime. Handles existing sessions gracefully and offers force option to take over.
    Apache 2.0
  • Start a new flow recording, resetting the target .yaml to empty and replacing any existing flow. Capture reusable device interactions for later replay.
    Apache 2.0
  • Start recording the device screen to video, with touch markers and trimming of static moments, to capture interactions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Start native profiling on a booted iOS or Android device to capture CPU, hang, and memory data from a running app. Auto-detects the app process and returns a trace file and status.
    Apache 2.0
  • Orients users to MAP protocol: read any merchant's product URL, pay any merchant, and publish to be found. Defines CleanRead format, three outcomes, and the teacher-not-butler principle.
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    Lets MCP clients discover and run AppleScript or JavaScript for Automation (JXA) to control macOS applications, inspect the system, or reuse scripts from a bundled knowledge base.
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    MIT
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    Enables an assistant to answer questions solely from a curated corpus of public-domain women-authored texts, with citations and explicit no-coverage status when the corpus lacks material.
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  • Render all queued items in the After Effects render queue. Blocks the UI until rendering completes; adjust timeoutMs for longer renders.
    MIT
  • Starts rendering all QUEUED items in the After Effects render queue. Blocks After Effects until the render completes, so add items to the render queue first.
    MIT
  • Start a channel on a DG-LAB Coyote device by setting initial intensity (0-10) and waveform. Choose from breath, tide, pulse, or tap patterns to begin stimulation.
    MIT
  • Launch a command in a detached, persistent terminal session and get its session ID for later interaction. Configure working directory, environment variables, and terminal size as needed.
    MIT
  • Launch a long-running program in background (e.g., robot loop) via code or file path, then monitor its output and interrupt when needed.
    MIT
  • Learn to spend your own money for the first time through a curated curriculum of short lessons, from wallet basics to your first actual purchase.
    MIT
  • Start a simulator log session to capture hang, stall, watchdog, and jetsam events. Reproduce the issue, then stop and parse results for ranking.
    MIT
  • Get complete details for a single starred repository by its full name (owner/repo). Returns cached data with automatic freshness validation.
    MIT
  • Creates an immutable snapshot of GitHub starred repos to prevent data drift, extracts baseline categories, and divides work into balanced chunks for parallel workers.
    MIT
  • Fetch the exact frozen snapshot chunk assigned to a worker by session and worker ID, including pre-distilled READMEs, for GitHub starred-repo processing.
    MIT
  • Retrieve authenticated GitHub user details and total starred repository count, with cached results refreshed every 15 minutes or on demand.
    MIT
  • Initialize a new sprint by creating a manifest and directory structure. Verifies no active sprint exists first.
    MIT
  • Run shell commands as background processes, returning a PID to monitor output, send signals, and interact via stdin.
    Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial 4.0 International