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  • Retrieve detailed documentation for any OpenTofu resource by specifying provider namespace, provider name, and resource name.
    Mozilla Public 2.0
  • Replace all resource results for a cloud insight, removing any existing results not in the new set. Accepts an array of resource results and returns server-computed fields.
    MIT
  • Retrieve resource capacity details from OceanBase for the sys tenant. Use this tool to access and manage system-level resource allocation and utilization data.
    Apache 2.0
  • Adjust the capacity of a load balancer resource by specifying the destination group, URI, resource name, and new capacity value.
    Apache 2.0
  • Resolve an alert to its affected resource in a single call. Fetches the alert, reads its resourceId, confirms resource name and kind, and suggests the next step.
    MIT
  • Add point-emitter ambient sounds (e.g., waterfall, hearth) to a Foundry VTT scene, setting position, radius, volume, loop, wall muffle, darkness range, and audio effects.
    MIT
  • Retrieve top-level categories and their immediate entries from the Ableton Live browser. Filter by category type: all, instruments, sounds, drums, audio effects, or midi effects.
    MIT
  • Convert audio assets to playable in-game sounds with events and soundbanks in one call. Use dry run to preview the entire chain before executing.
    MIT
  • View the synthesis parameters of the last generated sound to understand waveform, frequency, envelope, and effects settings for reverse-engineering or modification.
    MIT
  • Edit placed ambient sounds in a Foundry VTT scene: move, resize audible radius, swap audio track, adjust volume and repeat, apply darkness activation, or set listener effects using sound IDs.
    MIT