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  • Extract an OpenAPI specification directly from framework source code when no spec file exists. Enable linting and diffing by generating the spec from FastAPI routes instead of requiring a checked-in file.
    MIT
  • Return a compact index of relevant memories—id, title, score, signals—to survey knowledge on a topic before drilling into full content.
    MIT
  • Deploy web projects to production on Varity with automatic framework detection, building, and live hosting at a custom URL. Zero configuration required.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • List available coding standards profiles for various tech stacks to enforce consistent code style and architecture.
    MIT
  • Search past experiences and memories using natural-language queries to solve problems, debug errors, or make design decisions. Filter by time, tags, entity, and more.
    MIT
  • Identify candidate route handlers by matching entry-point-shaped names/signatures across frameworks. Confidence scores guide verification; use it to find potential handlers, not confirmed routes.
    MIT
  • Generate language-specific code snippets to wrap changes with feature flags. Ensure flags are runtime controllable by placing checks inside execution paths.
    MIT
  • Analyze a repository to reveal project type, languages, file sizes, module dependencies, and circular import warnings. Use this to understand the codebase structure before making changes.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve the complete content of a guide by providing its guide ID. Ideal for getting full context for a short guide or implementing a feature from scratch.
    MIT
  • Generate a day-one knowledge-transfer package for new developers, including system overview, workflow diagrams, and gotchas table to accelerate onboarding.
    MIT
  • Find information across web, academic sources, or library documentation with configurable search actions. Returns titles, URLs, and snippets; use extract for full page content.
    MIT