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  • Fetch the GraphQL schema of a specified subgraph using introspection. Retrieve schema structure as JSON or GraphQL text format to understand available queries and data types.
    MIT
  • Fetch the schema of a GraphQL API using introspection to understand its structure and available operations. Returns the schema in JSON format for analysis and integration.
    MIT
  • Submit an agency engagement enquiry for a founder-led discovery call. Choose from four scopes: workflow sprint, proof-of-concept, pilot support, or advisory. Get hands-on expert support beyond self-service learning.
    MIT

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  • File a single concept, decision, or finding as a node. Automatically suggests relevant connections after searching for duplicates.
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  • Visualize the semantic topology of your codebase to identify which directories concentrate domain concepts, including entity counts and density, for a quick understanding of codebase layout before detailed analysis.
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  • List all code entities (classes/functions) that implement a given concept, such as loss functions or network architectures. Returns entity names with semantic tags, enabling concept-based code search beyond simple text matching.
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  • Search a knowledge graph for entities like people, organizations, or technologies using semantic similarity. Discover who or what is mentioned in memories and find entities by concept.
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  • Get a ranked list of the main concepts from a codebase to understand its domain vocabulary and semantic overview. Useful for orienting in unfamiliar code or answering what the project is about.
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  • Look up a concept to find all variants, related concepts, naming conventions, function signatures, and file locations. Resolves questions like 'what is X', 'what does X mean', or 'where is X used'.
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  • Trace how a domain concept propagates through the codebase by mapping function call chains — identifies which functions produce and consume the concept, along with the full call path and file locations.
    MIT
  • Find ranked entry points—key functions, classes, and files—to understand a concept, reducing manual search. Includes contrastive concepts to clarify boundaries. Use for 'how does X work' or 'where is X defined'.
    MIT
  • Fetch the complete text of a documentation entry, SDK README, or recipe by providing its stable ID returned by search or list tools.
    MIT
  • Check the data type of a value stored at a given Redis key. Returns the type as a string or 'none' if the key does not exist.
    MIT
  • Find the shortest relationship path between two concept nodes. Returns the ordered path and all connected edges, including branches off the direct route.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a project's concept map to locate files implementing specific features and flows, enabling direct navigation instead of manual exploration.
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  • Count the number of items by providing an array of UUID strings. Returns the precise count for users, devices, records, or any entities with UUIDs.
    MIT
  • Discover GraphQL API schemas by running introspection queries to enumerate all types, fields, queries, and mutations, including hidden or undocumented elements.
    MIT