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  • Report system-wide CPU, IO, and memory consumption over time, filtered by user, day, hour, workload type, or application. Use to analyze resource trends across the entire Teradata system.
    MIT
  • Get TLD registry metadata and run Public Suffix List algorithm on domains to extract effective public suffix, registrable domain, and suffix type for cookie scoping and abuse analysis.
    MIT
  • Identify performance bottlenecks in Minecraft server profiles by applying knowledge base thresholds and signatures, then return ranked findings with evidence and actionable tuning advice.
    MIT
  • Analyze SQL query execution plans without running the query. Choose from logical, distributed, validate, or io plan types to understand query behavior and optimize performance.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetches unread emails from Gmail as a JSON array to enable classification, summarization, and task extraction for inbox triage.
    MIT

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  • Analyze .trace files for hangs: export potential-hangs schema, aggregate stats (counts, durations), and return top N longest hangs with main thread violation classification.
    Apache 2.0
  • List all deposit bank accounts in your Mercury workspace, including checking, savings, and treasury accounts. Use this to enumerate accounts before accessing transactions, balances, or statements.
    MIT
  • Search code by keyword or topic to retrieve ranked source code snippets within a token budget, providing direct code context for specific features.
    MIT
  • Retrieve session context with stable project identity and dynamic recent activity, scoped by service name, for prompt-cache friendliness.
    MIT
  • Analyze database query performance by listing top queries sorted by total time, calls, or I/O from pg_stat_statements.
    MIT
  • Fetch Go documentation (signature and doc comment) for any package, stdlib, or third-party symbol using `go doc`. Works without a graph build, ideal for inspecting external dependencies or standard library symbols.
    MIT