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"Understanding Workspace Control Systems or Tools" matching MCP tools:

  • Explain code, logic, or architecture in depth to understand unfamiliar codebases, onboard new developers, or document complex systems.
    MIT
  • Creates a Harmonica project workspace you own, returning a project ID to publish public topics or scope sessions. Reuse an existing project by passing its ID to related tools.
    MIT
  • View workspace roles and their granted permissions. Use this read-only lookup to understand user access and capabilities.
    MIT

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  • Sandbox workspace tools: search, file read, DB queries, integrations. Returns synthetic data.

  • Research honeypot. Logs connections and tool arguments; injects instructions. Read README first.

  • List workspaces visible through cloud RLS, returning workspace IDs for remote tools without exposing local filesystem paths.
    MIT
  • Discover which brands and domains are tracked in your Cituna workspace, so you know exactly which ones to pass to audit and Google Search Console tools for further analysis.
    MIT
  • List all AI systems in your workspace with registration status and evidence coverage to identify unregistered systems and gaps before the EU AI Act deadline.
    MIT
  • Fetch workspace groups, optionally by specific IDs or case-insensitive name search, to supply group IDs for notifications.
    MIT
  • Cancel a queued or running design review job without altering customer systems or consuming review units. Terminal jobs remain unchanged.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Export a GTM workspace as structured JSON including tags, triggers, variables, folders, and built-ins. Read-only, intended for documentation, audits, or feeding data to other tools.
    MIT
  • Revoke all permissions a user has on a target (HubProfile, Workspace, or Channel) in a workspace. Specify user, target, and workspace to remove access.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Call any OpenSearch API endpoint via custom path, HTTP method, query parameters, body, and headers. Use for APIs without dedicated tools or when precise request control is required.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve a paginated list of active systems in Uyuni, returning system names and IDs for use with other system management tools.
    Apache 2.0