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  • Apply a previously exported governance config bundle to a project, restoring policy and optionally writing the GitHub Action workflow. Use this to replicate governance settings across projects.
    MIT
  • List Nike's full Men, Women, Kids, and Jordan category and subcategory taxonomy, with slugs for each group. Use it to replicate Nike's live navigation or browse categories directly by slug.
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  • List all static imports of a file to reveal its dependencies. Uses a pre-built import index for fast fuzzy path matching.
    MIT
  • Find all files that import a given file, enabling impact analysis before changing a module. Uses a pre-built reverse-import index for fast results.
    MIT
  • Rebuild a TouchDesigner network inside a COMP from a JSON spec, creating nodes, applying parameters, and wiring inputs in one pass. Use it to restore or replicate node networks from serialized data.
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  • Retrieve a pipeline run template to replicate configurations for consistent execution. Note: This deprecated feature is replaced by snapshots for better ZenML integration.
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  • Retrieve the complete configuration of a dashboard, including its widgets, filters, date range, and folder scope, to analyze or replicate its setup.
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  • Generates the CREATE TABLE DDL statement for a Teradata table, including column types, constraints, primary indexes, and keys. Use to view or replicate table schema.
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