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    Inspect, manage, and kill local dev servers via MCP. Stop guessing what's on :3000. Five tools: list servers with framework detection, inspect ports, find zombies, diagnose conflicts, safe-kill with dry-run default. Local, no cloud, no telemetry.
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  • Create a new email agent account with identity, API key, and persona for automated email handling and delegation.
    MIT
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  • Forward a public URL to a local port for testing web applications. Use the active account from 'pie login' to create tunnels like https://my-app.yourdomain.com → localhost:3000.
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  • Fetch a business's NOD Protocol manifest to discover its identity, capabilities, supported actions, API endpoints, and contact methods from a domain's structured JSON file.
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  • Test SSRF vulnerabilities by sending multiple localhost bypass variants to check if servers fetch internal resources. Returns detailed results for each attempt.
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