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  • List escrow sub-accounts managed by a trading team with cursor pagination. Retrieve fund management accounts, their status, mode, and remarks for private wealth management.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all sub-accounts under a master account, including UID, username, type, status, account mode, and remarks, with a single API call using master account credentials.
    MIT
  • Create a proxy sub-account for team members or projects. Requires two-step confirmation: first returns a preview, then creates with explicit approval.
    MIT
  • List proxy host settings grouped by inbound tag, flagging host fields referencing unknown {VARIABLE} tokens to catch typos before they cause silent misconfiguration.
    MIT

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    Enables AI assistants to browse and read documents from a reMarkable tablet connected via USB, rendering PDF pages as images for the AI to see.
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  • Fetch paginated sub-accounts from a Bybit master account, returning account status, type, and trading mode for management dashboards, audits, and monitoring UTA upgrades.
    MIT
  • Retrieve cash flow records for deposits, withdrawals, and dividends within a specified time range to track balance changes.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch a paginated list of PushPlus friends, including nicknames, friend tokens, and remarks. Use this data to identify recipients and send WeChat push notifications to selected friends.
    MIT
  • Add revision clouds, callouts, arrows, bubbles, and dimensions to plan sheets. Attach notes to finish tags so they become part of the scope and appear in the report.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve paginated transcripts of processed recordings in segments, plain text, or SRT subtitles. Filter by time range to extract specific moments for summarization or review.
    MIT
  • Retrieve keyframe screenshots from a screen recording to see what was on screen at a given timestamp or across a time range, filtering near-duplicates to deliver up to six distinct images per call.
    MIT
  • Find any spoken or on-screen phrase in recordings across transcripts and OCR. Returns timestamps, speaker, and frame positions to jump straight to evidence. Optional speaker and match-mode filters.
    MIT