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  • List application guides that apply Blueprint principles to engineering challenges such as security, evaluation, and observability. Use to discover available guides before exploring details.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full certification contract for a capability, including identity, supply chain analysis, security scans, adversarial testing findings, and trust score breakdown.
    MIT
  • Assess production readiness for shipping by evaluating NFR compliance, error handling, observability, performance, and security. Produces a ship checklist and go/no-go assessment.
    MIT
  • List all custom scoring profiles and their weight overrides to adapt URL scoring for specific use cases like cold email or security.
    MIT

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    Enables querying a dataset of Japanese advertising-law enforcement actions, offering search, retrieval, recent listings, and statistical summaries so models can cite real orders rather than inventing them.
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  • Browser agents and stealth cloud browsers for AI: run web tasks, fill forms, extract data.

  • Daily AI use cases, hot AI repos and AI news as free read-only JSON and a remote MCP server.

  • Scan your own source code for issues in 18 categories including security, performance, accessibility, and more, then get live best-practice fixes from official docs with exact file:line locations.
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  • Analyze JavaScript/TypeScript code to extract import statements for dependency tracking, security audits, bundle optimization, and refactoring preparation.
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  • Review code or plans for bugs, edge cases, security issues, race conditions, and unstated assumptions before merging. Claude performs an adversarial analysis without modifying files.
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  • Critique plans, designs, and code with an adversarial second opinion from a different model family, uncovering flaws, edge cases, security issues, and unstated assumptions.
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  • Generate comprehensive API test cases from OpenAPI specs, covering positive, negative, boundary, auth, security, idempotency, pagination, and business logic scenarios for specific endpoints.
    MIT
  • Validate code by sending files to multiple agents (Codex, Gemini) in parallel for review. Each agent returns severity-tagged findings to surface bugs, edge cases, and security issues before merging.
    MIT
  • Get a second opinion from a different model family to critique plans, designs, and pre-merge code, exposing flaws, edge cases, security risks, and unstated assumptions.
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