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  • Checks if a URL path is allowed by robots.txt. x402 payment required (testnet USDC).

  • Fetch a public robots.txt and return group counts only.

  • Returns raw per-project audit artifacts for all detected supported roots while reporting unsupported roots, providing the precise project-audits/v1 payload needed by downstream specialist tools.
    MIT
  • Identify high-impact keyword roots in a niche to prioritize listing terms. Returns roots with frequency and search volume ratios for focused keyword selection.
    MIT
  • Capture a shallow DOM snapshot from a specified browser tab, optionally including HTML and console lines. Use to inspect page structure and state without deep traversal.
    Apache 2.0
  • Identify unreachable functions and methods in Go code by analyzing runtime, test, and HTTP roots. Use for dead-code audits and cleanup.
    MIT
  • Detects memory leaks by comparing two heap class histograms and listing classes with the greatest instance count growth over a configurable interval.
    MIT
  • Navigate to a URL to inspect a running extension via debugger protocol, retrieving full HTML, DOM snapshots, console messages, and CSS selector queries, including closed shadow roots.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run `opa test` for each root and aggregate results, preventing package-conflict errors in multi-namespace repos. Supports explicit roots, scan mode, coverage, and shared paths.
    MIT
  • Review the agent's configuration, security policy, workspace roots, interpreter, and execution permissions to diagnose unexpected behavior. Call first each session to establish a baseline; it is read-only and safe to repeat.
    MIT
  • Capture an oscilloscope screen display, save it as PNG/JPG/BMP/WEBP, and optionally return the image for visual verification. Use this to inspect waveform appearance, not numeric readings.
    MIT
  • Discover which directory roots are accessible in the filesystem workspace. Use this first to confirm allowed paths before performing any file operations.
    MIT
  • Audit MCP client config JSON for security risks like unpinned dependencies, plaintext secrets, unsafe filesystem roots, and privileged containers, with fixes for each issue.
    MIT