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  • Retrieve evidence for a specific Flutter analysis finding, including associated files, symbols, and refactor details, using the finding code or ID from a project review session.
    MIT
  • Get LSP errors, warnings, and hints for one file, multiple files, or the entire workspace. Pass URIs to target specific files; omit to include all files.
    MIT
  • Queue a remediation proposal for a security finding that requires human approval before applying. Returns a proposal ID and approval URL.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Update the local search index to match files on disk: add new and modified files, skip unchanged ones, and remove entries for deleted files. Returns a job ID for progress tracking.
    MIT

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  • Generate a minimal Playwright test from a URL, scan finding, or plain-English goal and write it to the approved workspace directory for QA review and reuse.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Read server files through SQL injection using UNION SELECT LOAD_FILE(). Requires MySQL FILE privilege to access server-side files like /etc/passwd for security testing.
    MIT
  • Convert Protel99SE schematic and PCB files to KiCad 7 format. Accepts .sch, .pcb, .lib files or a zip archive, and outputs KiCad files with a conversion report.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search audit findings by title, severity, or status to check for duplicates before creating a new finding or to locate a specific finding for update or evidence attachment.
    MIT
  • Retrieve errors and warnings for code files to identify syntax errors, type mismatches, and other issues detected by the language server. Returns diagnostics for all open files if no file path is provided.
    MIT
  • Combine multiple files into a single ZIP archive directly in your browser, keeping files off remote servers. Ideal for sending many files as one attachment.
    MIT
  • Upload, download, or list files on an OpenClaw server over SSH. Handles text and binary files up to 10MB; omitting local_path on download returns content directly.
    Apache 2.0
  • Deploy a WordPress plugin from a directory to a hosting server. It uploads all plugin files and triggers deployment with internally generated credentials, removing the need for separate upload calls.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • List all files and directories in a specified path, with [FILE] and [DIR] prefixes to distinguish items, enabling quick understanding of directory structure.
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