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  • Validates that a push is not a force push to prevent overwriting history. Use before pushing to ensure force-push protection rules are satisfied.
    MIT
  • Validate commit message, branch, author, and push safety of a local git repository in one read-only call. Ensure repository state meets your standards before commits or deployments.
    MIT
  • List downloadable doctrine and agent asset artifacts to import as native skill or rule files into your AI coding tool. Returns assets with format, version, download URL, and platform target.
    MIT
  • Retrieve raw, timestamped events from Rhombus security systems including access control, sensor readings, and camera timeline activity. Specify event type and time range to get precise data.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Rhombus policy alerts triggered by AI events, device status changes, tampering, or access control events. Filter by time range, device, or location to find specific alerts.
    MIT
  • Retrieve face events to identify who was seen at a location. Search registered faces by name or label, with automatic name resolution and time/location filters.
    MIT
  • Generate aggregated counts and time-series summaries for occupancy, people, line crossings, and custom events. Use for analytics and trends over intervals from minutes to years.
    MIT
  • Convert files to PDF or other formats: Office documents, HTML, Markdown, and structured data (JSON, XML, YAML, TOML, CSV) using a local path or URL.
    MIT
  • Manage automated chatbot prompts that run at scheduled intervals: create, update, delete, list, inspect, and page through stored responses. Control response visibility and verify job scheduling.
    MIT
  • Store SSH host credentials and settings in a configuration file, enabling quick connections with alias support. Requires username and host; supports password or key authentication.
    GPL 3.0