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  • Retrieve file metadata including size, timestamps, permissions, and type to understand file characteristics without reading content.
    MIT
  • Get file or directory metadata including size, creation time, permissions, and type. Understand file characteristics without reading its content.
  • Retrieve the contents of a file attached to a row in a file or image column, returning text for readable formats and a download URL for binary files. Use get_row first to list available files, then specify the file name to download a specific one.
    MIT
  • Read and parse Claude Code JSONL transcript files, returning normalized text messages. Use this tool instead of reading raw JSONL for consistent parsing across format changes.
    MIT
  • Generate a spec-compliant llms.txt file for a domain by reading its sitemap, sampling pages, and synthesizing a grouped summary. Optionally creates llms-full.txt with full page text.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed metadata about a file or directory: size, creation and modification times, permissions, and type. No content reading required.
    MIT

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  • Manually poll Signal for new messages and store them locally. Designed for polling without reading results in the same call.
    MIT
  • Retrieve file or directory metadata including size, timestamps, permissions, and type without reading content. Works within allowed directories.
    Apache 2.0
  • Capture a complete Claude Code session as a capsule by reading the on-disk .jsonl transcript. The server reads the file directly, no need to pass messages.
    MIT
  • List files and directories in a specified path, identifying each as [FILE] or [DIR]. Use this to understand directory structure and locate files within allowed directories.
    MIT
  • Fetch local macro definitions from an ABAP class, with support for reading active or inactive source versions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve ABAP function module definition by name and function group. Supports reading active or inactive version.
    MIT
  • Get a detailed file and directory listing with clear [FILE] and [DIR] prefixes. Essential for exploring directory structure and locating files within allowed paths.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve ABAP function group definitions, reading active or inactive versions to inspect function modules and includes.
    MIT
  • Retrieve an ABAP domain definition by specifying the domain name. Supports reading either the active version or the inactive version.
    MIT
  • Retrieve local definitions source code from an ABAP class, including definitions. Supports reading active or inactive version.
    MIT
  • Send a file path and a question to analyze a file server-side. The file never enters your context window; returns analysis with metadata and token usage.
    MIT