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  • Inspect the deepest visible UIView at a specified raw window point, ignoring user interaction settings to reveal the visual content beneath a coordinate.
    Apache 2.0
  • Scan candle data to detect classical chart patterns including head and shoulders, double tops, triangles, flags, wedges, and Fibonacci harmonics, returning confidence and target prices.
    Apache 2.0
  • Batch multiple wiki tool calls into one request to reduce per-request costs. Each operation is independent; one failure does not abort the batch.
    MIT

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  • Add multiple building energy model objects in a single call, with continued processing even if some objects fail.
    MIT
  • Execute multiple macOS actions (clicks, typing, app launches) in one batch. Stops on first error. Returns a screenshot by default.
    MIT
  • Apply multiple invertible write operations atomically with automatic rollback. Returns results for each operation in order.
    MIT
  • Run a single question across multiple files using glob patterns, then aggregate findings into a cross-file summary. Ideal for codebase-wide audits or pre-merge sweeps.
    Apache 2.0
  • Batch retrieve curator summaries, computational descriptions, NCBI Gene IDs, and cross-DB aliases for up to 50 Arabidopsis loci via parallel BAR ThaleMine and GAIA queries.
    MIT
  • Analyze up to 10 URLs or texts in parallel to get structured competitive intelligence including positioning, pain points, and market angles for a flat fee of $0.20 USDC.
    MIT
  • Add tags to multiple entities simultaneously. Send up to 50 items (contacts, opportunities, or projects) in a single batch for parallel processing.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create up to 50 Mode B escrow contracts in a single wallet transaction, locking payments for multiple workers at once.
    MIT
  • Move multiple email messages (up to 100) to a specified mailbox in one batch operation. Ideal for bulk archiving or organizing inbox messages.
    MIT
  • Flag multiple email messages at once, optionally with a color from the Apple Mail palette (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, gray).
    MIT