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  • Define the workspace directory for network topology files, validating it under your home directory and creating it automatically if it does not exist.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve Patchistry shipping and returns policy: free US shipping, 2-3 day delivery, 30-day returns with free label, group orders, international to 27+ countries.
    MIT
  • Fetch a public image, re-encode it in WebP, AVIF, or JPEG, and optionally resize to reduce file size. Returns optimized image with byte savings.
    MIT

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  • Close out a ledger item by marking it done. Optionally attach a ship proof with commit SHA or PR URL for verified completion.
    MIT
  • Plan a multi-service release by analyzing git history to list services, changes, and version bumps for an environment.
    MIT
  • Publish a post by marking it as complete (wip: false). Use this only to ship without other changes; otherwise update the post with wip: false.
    MIT
  • Mint a new API key for your organization. The full key is returned only once; store it securely as the server cannot reveal it again.
    MIT
  • Assess release readiness across your tenant to get a ship, review, or block recommendation with confidence score and coverage analysis. Use before deciding to release.
    MIT
  • Archives a campaign by soft-deleting it, removing it from default lists, and stopping its scheduler while preserving collected scans.
    MIT
  • Explains a single security audit check: describes what it checks, why it matters, how to fix it, its fix tier (SAFE/GUARDED/FORBIDDEN), and relevant compliance standards (CIS, PCI-DSS, HIPAA). Supports fuzzy lookup.
    Apache 2.0
  • Query a symbol's relationships for impact analysis: who calls it, what it calls, implementations, and non-call references.
    MIT
  • Delete a tag permanently, removing it from all resources it is attached to. This action cannot be undone.
    Apache 2.0
  • Assess quality risk by analyzing coverage heatmap, execution history, and 30-day trends. Identifies high and medium risk areas to answer whether it is safe to ship or where more tests are needed.
    MIT