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  • Search Hedera documentation, SDK references, tutorials, and specifications using natural language queries to find relevant information quickly.
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  • Change a pad's syntax-highlighting language (e.g., markdown, rust). The update is visible to all viewers, and the last writer's setting takes effect.
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  • Generate complete Midtrans Core API integration code in Python, JavaScript, Go, or Rust. Includes charge transactions, webhook handlers with signature verification, refunds, and subscription management with full implementation details.
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  • Returns aggregate statistics for a repository, including total file count and a breakdown by programming language. Use this to understand the tech stack and codebase scale.
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  • Discover all programming languages supported by the sandbox and their corresponding Docker images to ensure valid language input for code execution.
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  • List every Apache Iggy documentation page by section. Optionally filter to website or Rust API content to locate relevant guides and references.
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  • Initialize or reinitialize the language server for a project root before using reference, location, or diagnostic tools. Pass language_id in mixed-language repos to select the right server.
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  • Find beginner-friendly open-source issues labeled 'good first issue' for a specific programming language. Returns up to 15 recently created issues from public repositories.
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