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  • Arc for agents: token prices, rug checks (holders, dev pulls), launch exits, free USDC, paid APIs.

  • Cálculos de engenharia elétrica pelas normas brasileiras (NBR), validados, com citação normativa — 21 ferramentas, energia incidente IEEE 1584 validado. Nicho PT-BR.

  • Generate origin-destination desire lines for a municipality, producing GeoJSON arc geometries of trip flows between areas.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a task's complete details, including its description, by providing the task key such as OPS-42.
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  • List all stored memories for the current user from both Arc and Atlas in the shared store.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a full Ed Discussion thread by its number (e.g., #42). Returns content, comments, and answers for the specified course and thread number.
    MIT
  • Acknowledge or skip pending edit-arc debt to unblock repeat context_for_edit on the same path when ENGRAM_EDIT_ARC_GATE is hard. Use for post-edit arc updates or read-only passes with honest notes.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Analyze text for prompt injection, jailbreak attempts, data exfiltration, and social engineering threats using 42+ detection patterns to identify AI security risks.
    MIT
  • Rounds a corner between two line entities by inserting a tangent arc with a specified radius, trimming sources to tangent points; set radius to 0 for a sharp corner merge.
    MIT
  • Fetch open per-affiliate main lines for one event ID; request live markets 41/42/43 explicitly. Use only after list_events returns that exact ID.
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  • Create a fillet (rounded corner) between two line entities by specifying handles and radius. Returns the resulting arc entity, or merges corner when radius is zero.
    MIT