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  • Orients users to MAP protocol: read any merchant's product URL, pay any merchant, and publish to be found. Defines CleanRead format, three outcomes, and the teacher-not-butler principle.
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  • Find all incoming links, transclusions, or file usages for a wiki page. Filter by namespace or redirect status; paginate with a continuation token.
    MIT
  • Learn to spend your own money for the first time through a curated curriculum of short lessons, from wallet basics to your first actual purchase.
    MIT
  • See concrete scenarios demonstrating policy decisions: redaction, refusal, pay comparisons, prompt-injection shields, and hidden tools. Start here to understand what this proxy enforces.
    Apache 2.0
  • View available travel categories to discover free airport, timing, and coverage tools or paid planning services. Start here to choose the next useful travel flow.
    MIT
  • Retrieve your naming projects with IDs, briefs, and candidate counts to find the projectId needed for other tools. Start here before creating a new project.
    MIT

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  • Search declassified UAP/UFO government archives, geocoded sightings and cited entity profiles.

  • Lists all studies for the current organization, providing IDs, names, and statuses. Start here when no specific study is known, then select one to continue.
    MIT
  • Discover available API guidance and skills for STAAD.Pro. Start here to identify accessible tools, then load specific skill instructions.
    MIT
  • Check listing copy draft status by niche and generation ID: generating, complete with title, bullets, description, item highlights, or failed. Polling is free; poll here before regenerating.
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  • Returns an overview of the knowledge graph: collections, document counts, folders, example paths, tags, licences, and graph totals. Start here to see what the database holds before using other tools.
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  • Lists every GitHub organization installed under your StepSecurity tenant, providing clickable dashboard URLs for security summaries. Start tenant-wide investigations here, then use per-org tools for deeper analysis.
    Apache 2.0
  • Get a single-page overview of the ProsodyAI platform, explaining what it is, what to use, and how SDKs, API, and recipes relate. Start here when beginning integration.
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  • Load the lean core protocol for every message: the 6-phase universal workflow, Three Iron Laws, and task auto-classification. Start here to enable progressive disclosure.
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  • Get a full list of user accounts—depots, cash accounts, insurance, and more. Start here to identify which accounts exist before diving into specifics.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent exceptions with the request that triggered them, including logs, queries, and outgoing calls. Diagnose failures by starting here.
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  • Add or replace a journey (a state machine: states reference screens, events move between states). Screens referenced here must be registered via screen_register before project_validate passes.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a comprehensive overview of a public company using its ticker or CIK, including recent SEC filings. Start your company research here.
    MIT
  • List your signed-in Bullrun portfolios with computed summaries: total value, day change, cost basis, total return, and position counts. Start here for an overview of all holdings.
    MIT
  • Scan a directory to detect licenses, packages (including transitive dependencies), vulnerabilities, and policy violations using purl2notices. Start your compliance analysis here.
    Apache 2.0
  • Get a token-efficient JSON summary of browser session telemetry with auto-generated alerts for errors and issues. Start here to identify problems before drilling down.
    MIT
  • Open an OKF bundle and get a summary of its concepts, types, groups, and health status. Start here to understand the bundle's structure and contents.
    Apache 2.0