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  • Free-core agent tools with typed schemas (diff, cron, units, JSON→TS, golden hour, pack weight, prompts). No account required.

  • VaultCrux Memory Core — 32 tools: knowledge, decisions, constraints, signals, coverage

  • Generate a PDF DANFE from an NF-e XML (model 55). Supports XML with portal fiscal namespace; no digital certificate required. Returns PDF as base64.
    MIT
  • List OMIE document types (e.g., BOL, NF, ADI) used for accounts payable, receivable, and bank entries. Filter by description and limit results.
    MIT
  • Start a GDB debugging session for executable, core dump, or custom commands. Detects missing debug symbols and other warnings, returning a session ID for further debugging tools.
    MIT
  • Sign an unsigned NF-e/NFC-e XML using an ICP-Brasil A1 certificate and password, returning the signed document with an enveloped XML-DSig signature.
    Apache 2.0
  • Validates NF-e/NFC-e XML against official PL_010d XSD, selecting schema automatically for signed or unsigned documents. Returns validity, errors, warnings, and schema version.
    Apache 2.0
  • Identify products subject to ICMS tax substitution (ICMS-ST) by querying a 7-digit CEST code. Retrieve details needed for NF-e issuance under ICMS-ST rules.
    MIT
  • List templates from the Obsidian vault's core Templates plugin folder, returning path, name, size, and modified date with pagination support.
    MIT
  • Returns total and per-core CPU usage, core count, and frequency, with an inline bar chart for quick system load assessment.
    MIT
  • Reload the current core on MiSTer-FPGA to apply settings changes made via mister_cfg_write.
    MIT
  • Validates the digital signature of a Brazilian NF-e by checking DigestValue integrity and cryptographic signature. Extracts certificate details and optionally validates the ICP-Brasil trust chain.
    MIT
  • Read CPU register values for debugging, optionally filtering by register names or core unit.
    MIT