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  • Generate secure share links for local files or folders. Control access with encryption, passwords, download limits, and recipient authentication.
    Apache 2.0
  • Share multiple local files by auto-zipping them into a single download link, with support for encryption, password protection, and download limits.
    Apache 2.0
  • Delegate thinking, planning, and real-time web or Twitter/X search tasks to Grok by providing relevant context, files, and prompts for accurate responses.
    MIT

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  • Send a one-shot prompt to xAI Grok and receive its reply. Designed for stateless, single-turn queries.
    MIT
  • Update an active persona's AgentDNS record by patching entity URL, summary, tags, or pricing. Automatically restarts the runner when URL changes to keep webhooks alive.
    MIT
  • Check server configuration, test API connectivity, and list available models to debug connection and setup problems.
    MIT
  • Detect substrate drift and get an actionable refresh recommendation. Analyze signals to identify whether to refresh or take no action, with severity and reasoning for clear decision-making.
    MIT
  • Check the status of Grok task jobs without blocking. Pass a job ID to check a specific job or omit it to list all known jobs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the static Grok Console model catalog for chat, image, and video models without making a gateway call. Use to see available models instantly.
    MIT
  • Create a project.faf YAML context file capturing stack, structure, and intent so agents can load the full project state in one session.
    MIT
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  • Control Claude Code's built-in WebSearch and WebFetch tools: use 'on' to block them, 'off' to restore, or 'status' to check the current state.
    MIT
  • Verify file paths and context size before sending to Grok. This dry-run tool checks file syntax, patterns, and limits to confirm resolution succeeds, preventing errors in ask_grok.
    MIT
  • Fetch the result of a background job. Waits up to max_wait_ms for completion, then returns final result or a still-running status.
    MIT
  • Cancel a running or queued grok task job, killing the process and returning verified partial changes on disk. Finished jobs remain unaffected.
    MIT
  • Search the web and X (Twitter) using natural language. Get answers with citations, optional image understanding, and domain or date filters.
    MIT
  • Execute a natural-language task using Grok, with foreground and background modes, configurable model, effort, and file edit permissions.
    MIT