@opentabs-dev/mcp-server
Chrome extension that bridges AI agents to web applications through the user's authenticated browser session
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get_workflow_run_count Get the total execution count for every workflow. Returns a map of workflow ID to run count. Useful for identifying active vs dormant workflows and monitoring workflow health.
list_agents List all AI agents in the Retool organization. Agents are AI-powered assistants built within Retool.
force_editor_save Trigger Retool's own editor save pipeline for the currently targeted editor tab. Use this after a Toolscript import or backend app-state update has been loaded in the editor and you need Retool to reconcile editor-only/server-side state without making a manual dummy edit. Requires targeting an open editor tab for the requested page UUID with tabId.
create_folder Create a new folder for organizing apps or workflows. Specify the parent folder ID and folder type.
get_source_control_settings Get the source control configuration for the Retool organization, including auto branch naming, PR templates, and branch cleanup settings.
create_resource_folder Create a new folder for organizing resources (data sources). Requires a parent resource folder ID.
move_resource_to_folder Move a resource (data source) to a different resource folder. Use list_resources to find resource IDs.
list_apps List all apps (pages) and folders in the Retool organization. Returns both apps and their folder structure. Apps include web apps, mobile apps, modules, and forms.
add_query Add a data query to a Retool app. The query connects to an existing resource (database, REST API, gRPC service) and can be referenced by widgets via {{ queryName.data }}. For SQL queries, provide the SQL string. For REST queries, provide httpMethod and query (URL path).
list_app_tags List published version tags (releases) for a Retool application. Tags are named snapshots deployed to end users.
run_grpc Execute a gRPC method call against a Retool gRPC resource and return the results. Use this to test gRPC resources, call service methods, or validate request/response formats. The resource can be specified by display name or internal UUID.
list_page_saves List the edit history (saved versions) for a Retool app. Shows who made each save and when. Useful for auditing changes and understanding who last modified an app.
list_workflow_triggers List all triggers configured for a Retool workflow. Returns both deployed (active) and latest saved (pending) triggers, including webhooks and schedules.
list_experiments List all active feature experiments and their values for the current Retool organization. Experiments control feature flags and A/B tests.
update_app_from_toolscript_archive Overwrite an existing Retool app with a base64-encoded Toolscript ZIP archive. The tool uses Retool's own browser-side Toolscript compiler to produce a Transit appState string, fetches the latest page save ID for optimistic locking, then calls Retool's save API. The target app type must match the archive type when Retool exposes type metadata.
get_workflow Get the full definition of a Retool workflow including its blocks (steps), configuration, and trigger settings. Optionally specify a source control branch to view that version.
export_toolscript_archive Export a Retool app as a Toolscript ZIP archive using Retool's own browser-side archive serializer. Returns the ZIP as base64 so callers can save, unzip, edit, and later pass it to create_app_from_toolscript_archive or update_app_from_toolscript_archive. Optionally also starts a normal browser download.
list_user_spaces List all spaces (workspaces) accessible to the current user. Spaces represent separate Retool organizations or child organizations.
list_environments List all deployment environments in the Retool organization. Environments define separate configurations for resources (e.g., production, staging).
list_workflow_runs List recent execution runs for a Retool workflow with pagination. Shows run status, timing, and data sizes.
get_workflow_run_log Get execution logs for a workflow run. Each log entry captures a step in the workflow execution, useful for debugging failures and understanding execution flow.
get_workflow_run Get detailed results for a specific workflow run, including status, timing, input/output sizes, and trigger type.
list_branches List all source control branches in the Retool organization. Branches are used for version control when source control is configured.
lookup_app Look up a Retool application by its URL path (e.g., "fraud/fraud"). Returns the full app state including components, queries, and configuration. Use this when you know the app path but not its UUID.
list_page_names Get a lightweight list of all app names and UUIDs. Faster and smaller than list_apps — use this when you only need names and UUIDs, not full metadata.
get_workflow_releases Get the release/deployment history for a workflow. Returns an array of releases with version, deployer, and timestamps.
create_app_from_toolscript_archive Create a new Retool app from a base64-encoded Toolscript ZIP archive. The tool uses Retool's own browser-side Toolscript compiler to turn the ZIP into a Transit appState string, then calls Retool's create page API. The archive determines whether the result is a web app, mobile app, or module.
get_app_docs Get the documentation and usage notes for a Retool application. Returns the editor-written description that explains the app purpose and usage.
rename_folder Rename an existing folder. Use list_apps to find folder IDs.
run_query Execute a SQL query against a Retool resource and return the results. Use this to test resources, inspect data, or validate queries before wiring them into an app. The resource can be specified by display name or internal UUID.
delete_folder Permanently delete a folder. The folder must be empty (no apps or subfolders). Use list_apps to find folder IDs.
list_workflows List all workflows and workflow folders in the Retool organization. Workflows are automated processes that can be triggered by events, schedules, or webhooks.
save_page Save (update) a Retool app by pushing its full app state JSON. This is the core tool for programmatically building and modifying Retool apps. The appState must be a valid Transit-encoded JSON string (the same format returned by get_app). Use get_app_state to get the current state, modify it, then use this tool to save changes.
get_workflows_config Get the global workflows runtime configuration. Returns Retool backend version, code executor version, Python support, Temporal client status, and other system-level settings.
create_resource Create a new resource (data source) in Retool. Resources are connections to external services like REST APIs, databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL), GraphQL endpoints, and more. Once created, queries in apps can reference the resource by name.
get_app_state Get the current app state (Transit-encoded JSON) for a Retool app. Returns the serialized component tree including all widgets, queries, and layout. Use this to read an app before modifying it with save_page. The app_state field is the Transit JSON string that can be parsed, modified, and saved back.
get_organization Get detailed information about the current Retool organization, including name, subdomain, plan, and settings.
delete_app Delete (trash) a Retool app by UUID. The app is moved to the trash folder and can be recovered from there.
create_app Create a new Retool web app (page). The app is created in the specified folder. Returns the initial save record.
change_user_name Update the first and last name of the currently authenticated user.
clone_app Clone an existing Retool app (page) to create a copy with a new name. The clone is placed in the specified folder.
add_component Add a UI widget component to a Retool app. Handles Transit JSON manipulation internally — you only need to specify the component type, properties, and position. Common types: TextWidget (markdown text), ButtonWidget2 (button), TextInputWidget (input field), TableWidget2 (data table), SelectWidget (dropdown), NumberInputWidget (number input), CheckboxWidget (checkbox), ContainerWidget (container/frame).
list_grids List all Retool Database tables (grids). Retool Database is a built-in PostgreSQL database for storing app data.
list_playground_queries List all saved playground queries for the current user and the organization. The playground allows running ad-hoc queries against connected resources.
list_components List all components (widgets, queries, frames) in a Retool app. Parses the Transit-encoded app state and returns a human-readable list with component IDs, types, positions, and key properties.
get_current_user Get the profile of the currently authenticated Retool user, including email, name, organization, and account details.
list_resources List all configured resources (data sources) in the Retool organization. Resources include databases, APIs, AI providers, and other integrations.
get_app Get a Retool application by UUID. Returns the page save record including serialized app state, change history, and metadata. For a human-readable lookup by path, use lookup_app instead.
get_resource Get full details of a single resource (data source) by ID. Returns connection configuration, environment settings, and metadata. Use list_resources to find resource IDs.
delete_resource_folder Delete a resource folder. The folder must be empty (no resources inside).
delete_worksheet Delete a worksheet from the currently open Excel workbook by name. The workbook must have at least two worksheets — you cannot delete the last one.
list_tables List all tables in the currently open Excel workbook. Returns table names, IDs, and display settings. Optionally filter by worksheet name to list only tables in a specific sheet.
get_range Get cell values, formulas, and formatting for a specific range in a worksheet. The range address uses A1 notation (e.g., "A1:C10"). Returns values, formulas, text, and number formats.
list_charts List all charts in a worksheet. Returns chart names, IDs, dimensions, and positions.
add_table_row Add one or more rows to a table. Values is a 2D array where each inner array is a row. The number of values in each row must match the number of table columns. Optionally specify an insertion index (0-based); rows are appended at the end if omitted.
evaluate_formula Evaluate a formula expression without writing it to a cell. The formula is evaluated in the context of a specific worksheet. Returns the computed result. Useful for calculations, lookups, and data analysis without modifying the workbook.
create_chart Create a new chart in a worksheet from a data range. Supports chart types like ColumnClustered, Line, Pie, Bar, Area, and more. The source_data range should include headers.
add_named_item Add a named range or named value to the workbook. For a range, provide a reference like "Sheet1!A1:C10". For a value or formula, provide the value directly.
list_worksheets List all worksheets in the currently open Excel workbook. Returns worksheet names, IDs, positions, and visibility status.
create_table Create a new table from a data range. The range should contain the data (and optionally a header row). Set has_headers=true if the first row contains column headers.
delete_chart Delete a chart from a worksheet by its name.
insert_range Insert new blank cells at a range address, shifting existing cells down or to the right. Use shift="Down" to push cells down or shift="Right" to push cells right.
add_table_column Add a new column to a table. Provide values as a 2D array where the first value is the header name and subsequent values are the data for each existing row. Optionally specify an insertion index.
clear_range Clear the contents, formatting, or both from a range of cells. Use apply_to to control what is cleared: "All" clears everything, "Contents" clears values and formulas only, "Formats" clears formatting only.
get_table_rows Get all data rows from a table. Returns row values as 2D arrays. Each row is an array of cell values. Does not include the header row.
get_table_columns Get the column definitions of a table. Returns column names, IDs, and indices. Useful for understanding the table structure before reading or writing data.
reauthenticate Clear cached MSAL state and reload the SharePoint/OneDrive tab to force a fresh Microsoft Graph token.
calculate_workbook Recalculate all formulas in the workbook. Use calculation_type "Recalculate" for normal recalculation, "Full" to force recalculation of all formulas, or "FullRebuild" to rebuild the dependency chain and recalculate.
delete_table Delete a table by name or ID. This removes the table object but keeps the data in the cells. Use convert_table_to_range instead if you want to explicitly convert first.
update_worksheet Update worksheet properties such as name, position, or visibility. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
delete_range Delete cells at a range address, shifting remaining cells up or to the left. Use shift="Up" to pull cells up or shift="Left" to pull cells left.
sort_range Sort data in a range by one or more columns. Each sort field specifies a zero-based column index and sort direction. Multiple fields create multi-level sorts (primary, secondary, etc.).
update_range Write values, formulas, or number formats to a specific range in a worksheet. The values must be a 2D array matching the range dimensions. Use null within the array to skip a cell. Pass formulas starting with "=" (e.g., "=SUM(A1:A10)"). Use "" (empty string) to clear a cell.
get_used_range Get the smallest range that encompasses all cells with data or formatting in a worksheet. Useful for discovering the extent of data in a sheet without knowing the exact range.
delete_table_row Delete a specific row from a table by its zero-based index. The row is permanently removed and subsequent rows shift up.
get_workbook_info Get information about the currently open Excel workbook including drive ID, item ID, and file name. Returns context needed by other tools. The workbook must be open in the browser.
list_named_items List all named items (named ranges, constants) in the workbook. Named items are user-defined names that refer to ranges, values, or formulas.
add_worksheet Add a new worksheet to the currently open Excel workbook. Optionally specify a name for the new worksheet.
search_products Search the Best Buy product catalog by keyword. Returns product name, price, brand, rating, and availability. Results are from the user's local store for pricing and availability.
get_cart View the current Best Buy shopping cart contents including items, quantities, prices, and the cart total.
add_to_cart Add a product to the Best Buy shopping cart by its SKU ID. Use search_products or get_product to find SKU IDs. Returns the updated cart item count and subtotal.
navigate_to_checkout Navigate the browser to the Best Buy checkout page so the user can review the order, select payment, and complete the purchase. Call this after adding items to the cart.
get_purchase_details Get detailed receipt information for an in-store purchase by its purchase key. The purchase key is in the format "STORENUM RECEIPTNUMBER DATE" (e.g., "1423 005 6042 020124"). Returns the full receipt text including itemized purchases, taxes, totals, and store information. Use list_purchases to find purchase keys for in-store orders.
get_product Get detailed information about a Best Buy product by its SKU ID. Returns description, pricing, availability, fulfillment options, and reviews. Use search_products to find SKU IDs.
list_purchases List purchase history from Best Buy. Returns all orders including in-store purchases and online orders. Each order includes order ID, channel (store/online), date, total amount, and line items with product details. Optionally filter by year (e.g., 2024). By default returns the past 3 years of purchases. Negative totals indicate returns.
get_saved_cards List all saved payment cards on the Best Buy account. Returns card type, last 4 digits, expiration date, cardholder name, billing address, and whether it is the default payment method.
get_product_reviews Get customer reviews for a Best Buy product by SKU ID. Returns review summary and individual reviews with ratings and text. Use search_products or get_product to find SKU IDs.
get_customer_plans Get active plans and subscriptions for the current Best Buy account. Returns Geek Squad protection plans, Best Buy membership plans, and any other active service plans.
list_vpcs List VPCs in the current region. Returns VPC ID, CIDR block, state, and whether it is the default VPC.
list_log_groups List CloudWatch Logs log groups in the current region. Optionally filter by name prefix. Returns log group name, ARN, retention, and stored bytes.
list_iam_users List IAM users in the account. IAM is a global service. Returns user name, ID, ARN, and creation date.
start_instance Start a stopped EC2 instance. The instance must be in the "stopped" state. Returns the previous and current state of the instance.
list_iam_roles List IAM roles in the account. IAM is a global service. Returns role name, ID, ARN, and creation date.
get_function Get detailed configuration of a specific Lambda function by name or ARN. Returns runtime, handler, memory, timeout, state, and description.
list_alarms List CloudWatch metric alarms in the current region. Returns alarm name, state, metric name, and namespace. Supports filtering by state (OK, ALARM, INSUFFICIENT_DATA).
list_instances List EC2 instances in the current region. Returns instance ID, type, state, IPs, VPC, and tags. Supports filtering by instance IDs. Defaults to max 50 results.
list_regions List all available AWS regions with their geographic locations and opt-in status. Also returns the current console region. Reads from page metadata — does not make an AWS API call.
list_functions List Lambda functions in the current region. Returns function name, ARN, runtime, memory, timeout, and state. Supports pagination via marker.
stop_instance Stop a running EC2 instance. The instance must be in the "running" state. Returns the previous and current state of the instance.
list_security_groups List EC2 security groups in the current region. Returns group ID, name, description, and VPC ID.
list_subnets List VPC subnets in the current region. Optionally filter by VPC ID. Returns subnet ID, CIDR block, availability zone, and available IP count.
describe_instance Get detailed information about a specific EC2 instance by ID. Returns instance type, state, IPs, VPC, tags, key pair, and availability zone.
invoke_function Invoke a Lambda function synchronously with a JSON payload. Returns the function response payload. For async (fire-and-forget), set invocation_type to "Event".
list_models List available ChatGPT models with their capabilities, token limits, and enabled tools. Returns the default model slug.
list_shared_conversations List ChatGPT conversations that have been shared via public links. Supports pagination.
delete_conversation Permanently delete a ChatGPT conversation. This action cannot be undone.
unstar_conversation Remove the star from a ChatGPT conversation.
discover_gpts Browse the ChatGPT GPT store to discover custom GPTs. Returns categorized lists of featured GPTs.
get_beta_features Get the status of all ChatGPT beta features and settings. Returns a map of feature names to their enabled/disabled status.
get_conversation Get a ChatGPT conversation with its full message history. Messages are returned in chronological order following the active branch of the conversation tree.
get_account_info Get ChatGPT account details including subscription plan, features, and entitlements.
search_conversations Search ChatGPT conversations by text query. Searches across conversation titles and message content.
list_conversations List ChatGPT conversations sorted by last updated. Supports pagination with offset and limit.
get_custom_instructions Get the current ChatGPT custom instructions (system messages). These include "What would you like ChatGPT to know about you?" and "How would you like ChatGPT to respond?".
rename_conversation Rename a ChatGPT conversation by setting a new title.
get_prompt_library Get the ChatGPT prompt library — a collection of suggested prompt templates organized by category.
archive_conversation Archive a ChatGPT conversation. Archived conversations are hidden from the main list but can be unarchived.
update_custom_instructions Update ChatGPT custom instructions. Set what ChatGPT should know about you and how it should respond. Pass empty strings to clear instructions.
get_memories Get all ChatGPT memories. Memories are facts ChatGPT remembers about you across conversations. Returns the memory list and token usage.
get_gpt Get detailed information about a specific custom GPT by its ID (e.g., "g-alKfVrz9K"). Returns the GPT name, description, author, and interaction count.
star_conversation Star a ChatGPT conversation to mark it as important.
unarchive_conversation Unarchive a previously archived ChatGPT conversation, restoring it to the main conversation list.
update_file Update file or folder metadata — rename, change description, or toggle starred status. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
copy_file Create a copy of a file. Optionally specify a new name and parent folder for the copy. Folders cannot be copied.
get_file Get detailed information about a specific file or folder by its ID. Returns metadata including name, MIME type, size, owner, sharing status, and a web view link.
trash_file Move a file or folder to the trash. Trashed files can be restored with restore_file or permanently deleted with empty_trash. Files in the trash are automatically deleted after 30 days.
move_file Move a file or folder to a different parent folder. Specify the current parent to remove and the new parent to add. Use "root" for My Drive root.
list_permissions List all sharing permissions on a file or folder. Returns who has access and their role (owner, writer, commenter, reader).
get_storage_quota Get the current Google Drive storage quota including total limit, usage, usage in Drive, and usage in trash. All values are in bytes.
list_files List files and folders in Google Drive. By default lists items in the root "My Drive" folder. Use parent_id to list children of a specific folder. Supports ordering by name, modifiedTime, or createdTime. Trashed files are excluded by default.
create_file Create a new empty file in Google Drive. For Google Workspace types, use: "application/vnd.google-apps.document" (Docs), "application/vnd.google-apps.spreadsheet" (Sheets), "application/vnd.google-apps.presentation" (Slides). For regular files, use standard MIME types like "text/plain". Specify parent_id to create inside a folder, otherwise it goes to My Drive root.
delete_file Permanently delete a file or folder. This bypasses the trash — the file cannot be recovered. For a safer alternative, use trash_file to move it to trash first.
restore_file Restore a file or folder from the trash back to its original location.
search_files Search for files and folders in Google Drive by name or full-text content. The query searches file names and document content. Use mime_type to filter by type (e.g., "application/vnd.google-apps.folder" for folders, "application/vnd.google-apps.document" for Docs, "application/vnd.google-apps.spreadsheet" for Sheets). Trashed files are excluded by default.
empty_trash Permanently delete all files in the trash. This action cannot be undone. All trashed files will be permanently removed.
delete_permission Remove a sharing permission from a file or folder. Use list_permissions to find permission IDs.
create_permission Share a file or folder with a user, group, domain, or make it public. For user/group sharing, provide an email address. For domain sharing, provide a domain name. Use type "anyone" to make the file accessible via link.
search_stores Find Home Depot stores near a ZIP code. Returns store name, address, phone number, and operating hours.
navigate_to_product Navigate the browser to a Home Depot product page. Accepts a product URL path from search results or product details.
get_saved_items Get all items saved for later in the Home Depot cart. Returns product details, pricing, and quantities.
get_store_context Get the user's currently selected Home Depot store and delivery information from the page context. Includes store ID, store name, delivery ZIP, and store ZIP.
unfollow_user Unfollow a Pinterest user by their user ID.
get_board_pins Get pins on a specific board. Requires the board ID and the board URL path (e.g., "/username/board-name/"). Supports pagination via bookmark cursor.
create_board_section Create a new section within a board to organize pins into groups.
create_pin Create a new pin from an image URL and save it to a board. Requires the board ID, an image URL, and optionally a title, description, and external link.
get_user_pins Get pins created by a specific user. Supports pagination via bookmark cursor.
get_pin Get detailed information about a specific pin by its ID. Returns title, description, image, link, repin count, comment count, and creator info.
delete_board Delete a board and all its pins. Only works for boards you own. This action cannot be undone.
list_followers List followers of a Pinterest user by username. Supports pagination via bookmark cursor.
delete_pin Delete a pin by its ID. Only works for pins you own. This action cannot be undone.
delete_board_section Delete a section from a board. Pins in the section are moved back to the board. This action cannot be undone.
update_board Update a board name, description, or privacy setting. Only specified fields are changed.
get_board_sections Get all sections (subsections) of a board. Sections are used to organize pins within a board.
search_boards Search for boards on Pinterest by keyword query. Returns matching boards with names, pin counts, and cover images. Supports pagination via bookmark cursor.
follow_user Follow a Pinterest user by their user ID. Use get_user_profile to find the user ID from a username.
create_board Create a new Pinterest board. Specify a name, optional description, and privacy setting.
save_pin Save (repin) an existing pin to one of your boards. This creates a copy of the pin on your board. Optionally specify a board section.
list_boards List boards for a Pinterest user by username. Returns board names, pin counts, privacy settings, and cover images. Supports pagination via bookmark cursor.
get_user_profile Get a Pinterest user profile by username. Returns display name, follower/following counts, pin count, board count, and profile image.
search_pins Search for pins on Pinterest by keyword query. Returns matching pins with images, descriptions, and links. Supports pagination via bookmark cursor.
get_related_pins Get pins related to a specific pin. Useful for discovering similar content and recommendations. Supports pagination via bookmark cursor.
list_following List users that a Pinterest user is following, by username. Supports pagination via bookmark cursor.
get_notification_counts Get unread notification and unseen message counts for the authenticated user.
get_home_feed Get the personalized home feed of pins for the authenticated user. Returns recommended pins based on interests and activity. Supports pagination via bookmark cursor.
create_task Create a new task in Todoist. Requires content (title) at minimum. Optionally set project, section, parent, labels, priority, due date, assignee, and duration.
create_comment Add a comment to a task or project. Provide either task_id or project_id.
create_section Create a new section in a Todoist project. Sections help organize tasks within a project.
list_collaborators List all collaborators on a shared project.
list_labels List all personal labels in the Todoist workspace.
list_projects List all projects in the Todoist workspace. Returns every project including inbox, personal, and shared projects with their metadata.
list_shared_labels List all shared label names across collaborative projects.
list_tasks List tasks from Todoist. Optionally filter by project, section, or label.
delete_label Permanently delete a label. This action cannot be undone.
get_project Get detailed information about a specific Todoist project by its ID.
rename_shared_label Rename a shared label across all projects that use it.
reopen_task Reopen a previously completed Todoist task by its ID.
delete_project Permanently delete a Todoist project and all of its tasks. This action cannot be undone.
update_section Update the name of an existing section.
create_project Create a new project in Todoist. Only the name is required — all other fields are optional.
delete_task Permanently delete a Todoist task by its ID. This action cannot be undone.
get_comment Get a specific comment by its ID.
list_comments List comments on a task or project. Provide either task_id or project_id.
delete_section Permanently delete a section by its ID. Tasks in the section are moved to the parent project.
archive_project Archive a Todoist project. Archived projects are hidden from the default view but can be restored later.
close_task Close (complete) a Todoist task by its ID. The task is marked as done.
update_task Update an existing Todoist task. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
delete_comment Permanently delete a comment. This action cannot be undone.
update_project Update an existing Todoist project. Only the fields provided will be changed.
unarchive_project Restore an archived Todoist project. The project and its tasks become visible again.
create_label Create a new personal label. Only the name is required.
remove_shared_label Remove a shared label from all tasks across collaborative projects.
list_sections List sections in a Todoist project. If no project ID is provided, returns sections across all projects.
get_section Get detailed information about a specific section by its ID.
get_task Get detailed information about a specific Todoist task by its ID.
update_comment Update the content of an existing comment.
get_label Get a specific label by its ID.
update_label Update an existing label. Only the fields provided will be changed.
get_cluster_usage Get current usage metrics for a cluster including consumed request units and storage usage in GiB.
delete_cluster Delete a CockroachDB cluster. This action is irreversible. The cluster must not have delete protection enabled.
delete_database_user Delete a SQL database user from a CockroachDB cluster.
get_resource_count Get a count of clusters and folders in the organization, broken down by serverless vs dedicated and authorized vs total.
list_clusters List all CockroachDB clusters in the organization. Returns cluster name, state, version, cloud provider, regions, and connection endpoints.
list_org_users List all members of the current CockroachDB Cloud organization with their email addresses and names.
get_credit_trial_status Get the credit trial status for the current organization, including remaining credits and trial expiration.
list_invoices List all invoices for the organization. Returns invoice period, amounts due and paid.
get_cluster Get detailed information about a specific CockroachDB cluster including regions, usage limits, billing plan, and connection endpoints.
get_networking_config Get the networking configuration for a cluster including IP allowlist entries and private endpoint settings.
create_database_user Create a new SQL database user in a CockroachDB cluster with the specified password.
execute_sql Execute one or more SQL statements against a CockroachDB cluster. Returns column names and row data for each statement. The cluster must be in CREATED state and have available capacity.
set_delete_protection Enable or disable delete protection on a CockroachDB cluster. When enabled, the cluster cannot be deleted until protection is removed.
list_cluster_nodes List all nodes in a CockroachDB cluster with their status, region, and liveness information.
list_database_users List all SQL database users in a CockroachDB cluster. Shows username and whether the user is system-internal.
list_database_names List all database names in a CockroachDB cluster.
get_suggested_users Get personalized follow suggestions based on your network. Returns suggested users with social context explaining why they are recommended.
search Search Instagram for users, hashtags, and places. Returns blended results ranked by relevance.
get_following List accounts that a user follows. Requires the user numeric ID. Supports cursor pagination via max_id.
get_post_likers Get users who liked a post. Returns a list of user profiles and total like count.
unlike_post Remove a like from an Instagram post.
send_message Send a direct message to an existing conversation thread. Use list_conversations to find thread IDs.
get_followers List followers of a user. Requires the user numeric ID. Supports cursor pagination via max_id. Private accounts only show followers to the account owner.
list_saved_posts List posts saved by the authenticated user. Supports cursor pagination via max_id.
list_collections List saved post collections. Collections organize saved posts into custom groups (e.g., "Travel", "Recipes").
search_users Search for Instagram users by name or username. Returns matching user profiles ranked by relevance.
get_stories_tray Get the stories tray showing which followed users currently have active stories. Use get_user_stories with a user ID to view the actual story items.
get_friendship_status Check the relationship between the authenticated user and another user. Returns follow status, blocking, muting, and request states.
save_post Save an Instagram post to your saved collection.
get_user_posts Get recent posts by a user. Requires the user numeric ID (use get_user_profile to find it from a username). Supports cursor-based pagination via max_id.
get_post_comments Get comments on a post. Use the media ID (numeric pk portion). Supports cursor pagination via min_id.
get_post Get detailed information about a single Instagram post by its media ID. Returns caption, like/comment counts, author, and image URL.
get_user_stories Get active stories from a specific user. Stories expire after 24 hours. Requires the user numeric ID.
unsave_post Remove a saved post from your saved collection.
like_post Like an Instagram post by its media ID.
get_conversation_messages Get messages in a direct message conversation. Returns messages in reverse chronological order. Supports cursor pagination.
search_hashtags Search for Instagram hashtags by keyword. Returns matching hashtags with post counts.
list_chats List all WhatsApp chats sorted by most recent activity. Returns chat name, unread count, archive/pin/mute status, and whether it is a group.
mark_chat_read Mark a WhatsApp chat as read or unread. Marking as read clears the unread badge; marking as unread highlights the chat.
delete_chat Delete a WhatsApp chat. This removes the chat from the chat list. Messages are only deleted locally.
get_chat Get details for a specific WhatsApp chat by its ID. Use list_chats to find chat IDs.
get_contact Get details for a specific WhatsApp contact by their ID. Use list_contacts to find contact IDs.
block_contact Block a WhatsApp contact. Blocked contacts cannot send you messages or see your profile information.
revoke_group_invite_link Revoke the current invite link for a WhatsApp group, generating a new one. The old link will no longer work. Only group admins can revoke invite links.
revoke_message Revoke (unsend) messages in a WhatsApp chat. Revoked messages are deleted for everyone in the chat. Only messages sent by the current user can be revoked.
create_group Create a new WhatsApp group with a subject and list of participant phone number IDs. Participant IDs should be in the format "15551234567@c.us".
list_contacts List all WhatsApp contacts. Returns saved contacts with their name, push name, and business status.
star_message Star or unstar messages in a WhatsApp chat. Starred messages can be accessed later via the starred messages list.
archive_chat Archive or unarchive a WhatsApp chat. Archived chats are hidden from the main chat list.
pin_chat Pin or unpin a WhatsApp chat. Pinned chats appear at the top of the chat list. Maximum 3 pinned chats.
list_messages List recent messages in a WhatsApp chat. Messages are returned in chronological order (oldest first). Loads earlier messages from the server if needed.
mute_chat Mute or unmute a WhatsApp chat. Muted chats do not send notifications. Provide a duration in hours, or 0 to unmute.
get_group_invite_link Get the invite link for a WhatsApp group. Only group admins can retrieve the invite link.
unblock_contact Unblock a previously blocked WhatsApp contact. The contact will be able to send you messages again.
delete_message Delete messages from a WhatsApp chat. Messages are deleted locally only (they remain visible to other participants). Use revoke_message to unsend messages for everyone.
clear_chat Clear all messages from a WhatsApp chat. The chat remains in the list but all messages are removed locally.
get_payment_methods List all saved payment methods on the Chipotle account including credit cards, debit cards, and gift cards with card type, last four digits, and expiration.
get_menu Get the full online menu for a specific Chipotle restaurant. Returns all entrees with item name, price, calorie range, availability, and thumbnail image.
get_reward_categories Get reward category types from the Chipotle Rewards store. Each category groups related reward offers with a title, description, and image.
get_extras_campaigns Get Chipotle Extras campaigns — bonus reward opportunities and promotional challenges from the loyalty program.
get_recent_orders Get the authenticated user's recent Chipotle orders with meal details, reorder availability, and order dates. Optionally filter by restaurant ID.
get_restaurant Get detailed information about a specific Chipotle restaurant including address, hours, phone number, online ordering status, and Chipotlane availability.
get_promotions Get available promotions and coupon codes for the authenticated Chipotle customer. Optionally filter by country code.
get_favorites Get the user's favorited/saved meals for a specific Chipotle restaurant. Returns meal details with reorder availability.
get_preconfigured_meals Get pre-built meal options for a Chipotle restaurant including Build-Your-Own and featured meals with their customization descriptions.
get_ordering_status Get the current online ordering status for Chipotle including delivery, group order, and catering availability flags.
get_menu_groups Get menu group categories (e.g. "Burrito", "Bowl", "Tacos") from the locally cached Vuex store. No API call is made — reads from the current page state.
get_loyalty_points Get the current Chipotle Rewards loyalty points balance and the threshold needed to earn a reward.
get_last_restaurant Get the last Chipotle restaurant the user ordered from. Returns the restaurant ID which can be used with get_restaurant for full details.
get_rewards Get available rewards from the Chipotle Rewards store. Returns redeemable offers with point costs, descriptions, and images.
find_restaurants Search for nearby Chipotle restaurants by geographic coordinates. Returns restaurants sorted by distance with address, phone, online ordering availability, and Chipotlane status.
get_filtered_tags Get the list of tags the authenticated user has filtered out of their dashboard. Posts with these tags are hidden.
add_filtered_tag Add a tag to the filter list. Posts with this tag will be hidden from your dashboard.
reblog_post Reblog a post to your Tumblr blog, optionally adding a comment.
unblock_blog Unblock a previously blocked Tumblr blog.
get_blog_likes Get the posts liked by a Tumblr blog.
block_blog Block a Tumblr blog. The blocked blog will no longer be able to interact with your blog.
get_blog_info Get information about a Tumblr blog including title, description, post count, and avatar.
get_blog_notifications Get recent notifications for a Tumblr blog including likes, reblogs, follows, and mentions.
get_user_likes Get posts liked by the authenticated Tumblr user. Returns liked posts with the total like count.
get_user_limits Get the current rate limits for the authenticated user including daily posting, photo, video, audio, and follow limits.
get_post_notes Get notes (likes, reblogs, replies) on a Tumblr post. Filter by mode to see specific note types.
get_submissions Get posts submitted to a blog by other users. Only available for blogs you own.
edit_post Edit an existing Tumblr post. Only provided fields are updated.
get_queued_posts Get posts in the queue for a blog. Queued posts are scheduled to be published automatically.
get_recommended_blogs Get recommended Tumblr blogs to follow.
search_tagged Search for Tumblr posts with a specific tag. Returns posts in reverse chronological order.
delete_post Permanently delete a post from a Tumblr blog. This action cannot be undone.
create_post Create a new text post on a Tumblr blog using NPF format. Defaults to published state.
follow_blog Follow a Tumblr blog by URL.
remove_filtered_tag Remove a tag from the filter list. Posts with this tag will appear on your dashboard again.
get_draft_posts List draft posts for a Tumblr blog. Use before_id for pagination.
get_user_following Get blogs followed by the authenticated Tumblr user with the total count.
get_blog_following Get the list of blogs that a Tumblr blog is following.
get_blog_posts Get posts from a Tumblr blog. Optionally filter by post type or tag.
get_dashboard Get posts from the authenticated user's Tumblr dashboard. Returns posts from followed blogs in reverse chronological order.
unfollow_blog Unfollow a Tumblr blog by URL.
get_blocks Get the list of blogs blocked by a Tumblr blog.
get_blog_followers Get the list of followers for a Tumblr blog.
create_database_item Add a new row/item to a Notion database. Use get_database first to understand the property schema.
get_block_children Get the child blocks of a specific block or page. Useful for reading nested content.
list_pages List all pages in the Notion workspace, sorted by last edited time. Use this to get an overview of workspace content.
update_block Update the text content of a block in a Notion page. Replaces the block text with the new content.
update_page Update a page title, icon, or cover image in Notion
list_databases List all databases in the Notion workspace. Returns databases sorted by last edited time.
create_database Create a new database in a Notion page. Creates a basic database with a title column.
delete_page Archive (soft-delete) a page in Notion. The page can be restored from trash.
delete_block Delete a content block from a Notion page. The block and its children are removed.
get_database Get a Notion database (collection) schema including its properties/columns and their types. Use this to understand the structure before querying.
create_page Create a new page in the Notion workspace. The page is created at the top level of the workspace by default, or as a child of an existing page.
get_page Get a Notion page by ID, including its title, metadata, and content blocks. Returns the page info and its direct child blocks.
update_database_item Update a row/item in a Notion database. Use get_database first to understand the property schema.
get_user Get profile information for the current authenticated Notion user or a specific user by ID
append_block Append a content block (text, heading, list item, quote, code, etc.) to a page or block. Use this to add content to existing pages.
query_database Query rows from a Notion database with optional search. Returns items with their property values.
list_users List all users (members) in the current Notion workspace
unpin_message Unpin a previously pinned message in a conversation.
get_messages Get message history for a conversation. Returns messages in reverse chronological order. Use offset_id to paginate (pass the oldest message ID from the previous page). Pass peer_id=0 or omit it to read Saved Messages.
edit_message Edit the text content of a previously sent message. Only messages sent by the current user can be edited.
search_contacts Search for Telegram users and chats by name, username, or phone number. Returns matching users and public chats/channels.
delete_messages Delete one or more messages from a conversation. Set revoke=true to delete for all participants (only works in private chats and groups where you have permission).
add_contact Add a user to your Telegram contacts by their user ID. You must provide a first name; last name and phone are optional.
delete_contact Remove a user from your Telegram contacts.
pin_message Pin a message in a conversation. Pinned messages are highlighted and easily accessible. Set silent=true to pin without sending a notification to chat members.
mark_conversation_read Mark all messages in a conversation as read up to the specified message ID. This clears the unread count for the conversation.
forward_messages Forward one or more messages from one conversation to another. The forwarded messages show the original sender attribution.
resolve_username Resolve a Telegram @username to a user or chat/channel. Returns the peer type and ID along with full profile data. The username should be provided without the @ prefix.
set_typing Send a typing indicator to a conversation. The indicator automatically disappears after a few seconds or when a message is sent.
search_messages Search for messages by text query. Search within a specific conversation by providing peer_id, or search globally across all chats by setting peer_id to 0.
get_chat_members Get the member list of a group chat or channel. For channels/supergroups, set is_channel=true and optionally filter by query text.
get_chat_info Get detailed information about a group chat or channel, including title, description, member count, and type. Works for both regular groups and supergroups/channels.
list_notebooks List recently viewed notebooks in the user's NotebookLM account. Returns notebook IDs, titles, source counts, and timestamps.
get_notebook Get details of a specific notebook by ID, including title, source count, and timestamps.
list_sources List all sources in a notebook. Returns source IDs, titles, types, and word counts.
delete_notes Delete one or more notes from a notebook.
get_project_details Get sharing details and collaborators for a notebook, including the owner and permission level.
add_source_url Add a website URL as a source to a notebook. NotebookLM will fetch and index the page content.
navigate_to_notebook Navigate the browser to a specific notebook page in NotebookLM.
delete_notebook Delete one or more notebooks by their IDs. This permanently removes the notebook, all sources, notes, and chat history.
copy_notebook Create a copy of an existing notebook, including all sources, notes, and artifacts.
create_note Create a new note in a notebook. Notes can contain markdown-formatted text.
list_chat_sessions List chat sessions in a notebook. Each notebook has one or more chat sessions that contain conversation history.
delete_sources Delete one or more sources from a notebook.
add_source_text Add plain text as a source to a notebook. Use this to provide custom content for NotebookLM to analyze.
get_notes Get all notes in a notebook. Returns note IDs, titles, content, and timestamps.
create_notebook Create a new empty notebook in NotebookLM. Returns the new notebook ID. Sources can be added after creation.
get_notebook_guide Generate an AI summary of all sources in a notebook, along with suggested questions for deeper exploration. This is the primary way to get NotebookLM to analyze and synthesize your sources.
rename_notebook Rename a notebook by setting a new title.
update_note Update the content of an existing note.
create_conversation Create a new Gemini conversation by sending an initial message. Returns the new conversation ID, response ID, and the AI response text. Use the returned conversation_id, response_id, and response_choice_id with send_message to continue the conversation.
search_recently_sold Search for recently sold properties on Zillow. Useful for market research and comp analysis. Requires either a region_id (from search_locations) or map_bounds. Returns sale prices, dates, and property details.
search_for_rent Search for rental properties on Zillow. Requires either a region_id (from search_locations) or map_bounds. Supports filtering by price, beds, baths, and more. Returns up to 41 results per page.
search_foreclosures Search for foreclosure and pre-foreclosure properties on Zillow. Requires either a region_id (from search_locations) or map_bounds.
search_by_address Look up a specific property by its street address. First resolves the address to coordinates via autocomplete, then searches for matching properties nearby. Returns the closest matching listing with full details including Zestimate, tax assessment, and rental estimate.
get_market_overview Get a market overview for a location showing total listings counts across categories: for sale, for rent, and recently sold. Useful for understanding market activity in a specific area.
get_saved_homes Get the list of Zillow property IDs (zpids) that the current user has saved to their favorites. Returns the zpid list and total count. Use search_by_address or search_for_sale with specific zpids to get full property details for saved homes.
search_by_owner Search for properties listed for sale by owner (FSBO) on Zillow. Requires either a region_id (from search_locations) or map_bounds.
search_new_construction Search for new construction properties on Zillow. Requires either a region_id (from search_locations) or map_bounds. Filters to new construction homes including those coming soon.
search_for_sale Search for properties currently for sale on Zillow. Requires either a region_id (from search_locations) or map_bounds. Supports filtering by price, beds, baths, square footage, home type, and more. Returns up to 41 results per page with pagination support.
search_open_houses Search for properties with upcoming open houses in a given area. Requires either a region_id (from search_locations) or map_bounds.
search_locations Search for cities, ZIP codes, neighborhoods, and addresses on Zillow. Returns location suggestions with region IDs that can be used with search tools. Use this to resolve a location name to a region_id before calling search_for_sale, search_for_rent, or search_recently_sold.
rename_chat Rename a chat conversation.
get_cron_job Get detailed information about a specific scheduled (cron) job by its ID.
list_cron_executions List execution history for a scheduled (cron) job with pagination. Returns individual execution records with status and timing.
get_expert Get detailed information about a specific AI expert/agent by ID.
search_chats Search for chat conversations by name.
get_membership_info Get the current MiniMax Agent membership details including plan type, plan name, remaining credits, pending credits, renewal status, expiration date, and Pro Builder status.
vote_expert Upvote or remove a vote from an AI expert/agent.
execute_cron_job Immediately execute a scheduled (cron) job, bypassing its normal schedule.
list_cron_jobs List scheduled (cron) jobs with pagination. Returns job definitions including their schedules and statuses.
remove_mcp_server Remove an MCP server from the MiniMax Agent workspace by its ID.
get_workspace Get details about the current MiniMax Agent workspace including name, ID, and member count.
list_expert_tags List all available tags for categorizing AI experts/agents.
update_cron_job Update an existing scheduled (cron) job. Only provided fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
list_gallery_categories List all available gallery categories. Returns the full category tree including subcategories.
list_mcp_servers List all MCP servers added to the MiniMax Agent workspace. Returns server names, URLs, connection status, and descriptions.
delete_expert Permanently delete an AI expert/agent by ID. This action cannot be undone.
list_gallery_feed Browse the gallery feed with pagination. Optionally filter by category and subcategory.
add_mcp_server Add a new MCP server to the MiniMax Agent workspace. Provide a name, URL or command, and optional environment variables or arguments.
get_gallery_detail Get detailed information about a specific gallery item by its ID.
list_experts List your AI experts/agents. Returns paginated results.
pin_expert Pin or unpin an AI expert/agent. Pinned experts appear at the top of the list.
create_cron_job Create a new scheduled (cron) job with a name, prompt, and cron expression defining when it runs.
get_credit_details List credit transaction records for the authenticated MiniMax Agent account. Shows credit earnings and spending history with pagination support.
list_homepage_experts List featured AI experts/agents shown on the homepage. Returns paginated results.
get_chat_detail Get detailed information about a specific chat conversation including its messages.
new_session Create a new chat session. Returns the newly created chat.
list_workspace_members List all members of the current MiniMax Agent workspace including their roles and contact information.
get_favorite_hotels Get the user's favorite (saved) hotels in a specific city. Returns hotel IDs and names that the user has previously marked as favorites.
list_flight_price_watches List the authenticated user's active Priceline flight price watches. Returns watches the user has set up to track fare changes on specific routes. Each entry includes origin, destination, travel dates, cabin class, current price, and target price.
find_cheapest_flight_date Find the single cheapest date to fly a route within a given date window. Returns the bottom N fares ordered from lowest to highest price, so the caller can pick the best date that fits their schedule. Works for one-way routes; for round-trip price optimization use get_flight_price_calendar with two trips.
navigate_to_flight_search Open Priceline's flight search results page for a given route and dates in the user's browser. This navigates the current tab so the user can review flights, apply filters, and book in their authenticated session. Use this after get_flight_price_calendar or find_cheapest_flight_date has identified a good route/date — it hands control back to the user for the full search and booking flow. Requires airport/city codes (use search_airports to find them).
get_flight_price_calendar Get Priceline's fare forecast for a route over a date range. Returns the cheapest available fare for each date (or date combination for round-trips), along with departure/arrival times and stop counts. Pass a single `trips` entry for one-way, or two entries (outbound + return) for round-trip. Each trip can be a single date (`depart_date`) or a date window (`depart_date_from`/`depart_date_to`). Useful for finding the cheapest date to fly before booking.
get_merchandising_badges Get merchandising badges (top-rated, top-booked) for a batch of hotels. Useful for highlighting popular or highly rated hotels in search results.
get_hotel_descriptions Get AI-generated short descriptions for a batch of hotels by their IDs. Useful for enriching hotel search results with descriptive text. Accepts up to 30 hotel IDs.
get_hotel_filters Get available dynamic filter options for a hotel search. Returns filter categories (amenities, price ranges, deal types, rate options, zones) with their selectable values. Use these filters to understand what refinements are available for a specific city and date combination.
search_airports Find airports and multi-airport metro areas matching a keyword. Returns IATA codes (e.g., JFK, LAX) for specific airports and three-letter city codes (e.g., NYC, LON) for metros that combine all nearby airports. Use the returned `id` value as the origin or destination code in other flight tools. Results are ranked by relevance.
get_customer_coupons Get available coupons for the authenticated user. Coupons can be filtered by product type (STAY, FLY, DRIVE). Returns coupon codes, descriptions, expiration dates, and discount amounts.
search_points_of_interest Search for top points of interest in a city. Returns landmarks, attractions, and popular areas near hotels. Useful for finding hotels near specific attractions.
get_price_guidance Get hotel price trends for a city over a date range. Shows min, max, and average prices by star rating and product type for each date. Useful for finding the cheapest travel dates. Date format is YYYYMMDD.
navigate_to_hotel Navigate the browser to a specific hotel's detail page on Priceline. This opens the hotel page where the user can view full details, room options, and book. Requires a hotel ID from search_hotels results and the same date/occupancy parameters.
navigate_to_search Navigate the browser to Priceline hotel search results for a given city and dates. This opens the search results page where the user can browse, filter, and select hotels.
get_customer_profile Get the authenticated user's Priceline customer profile including loyalty tier and audience segments.
search_hotels Search for hotels in a city by location ID and travel dates. Returns hotel listings with pricing, ratings, amenities, and availability. Use search_locations first to find the city ID. Date format is YYYYMMDD (e.g., 20260315). Returns up to 30 results per page; use offset for pagination.
get_abandoned_items Get items the user previously viewed or added to cart but did not complete booking. Useful for resuming interrupted booking flows.
get_fundamentals Get fundamental financial data for a stock including market cap, P/E ratio, dividend yield, 52-week range, volume, and company description.
list_watchlists List all watchlists (discovery lists) including default and custom lists with their display names, item counts, and emoji icons.
get_account Get the Robinhood brokerage account details including account number, type, buying power, cash balance, and withdrawal availability.
get_instrument Get detailed instrument information by UUID including ticker symbol, company name, type, country, tradeability, and listing date.
list_notifications List recent account notifications including alerts, updates, and system messages.
get_portfolio_historicals Get historical portfolio performance data points over a configurable time span and interval. Returns a series of value snapshots useful for charting portfolio growth.
get_portfolio Get the Robinhood portfolio summary including total equity, market value, extended hours values, and previous close equity.
get_earnings Get earnings history and estimates for a stock. Returns EPS estimates vs actuals, report dates, and report timing (before/after market).
list_positions List all nonzero stock positions in the Robinhood portfolio including instrument ID, ticker symbol, quantity, average buy price, and shares available for sale.
list_dividends List dividend payments received on the Robinhood account including amount, rate, state, and payment dates.
search_instruments Search for stocks and other instruments by company name or ticker symbol. Returns matching instruments with UUID, symbol, name, type, and tradeability.
get_historicals Get historical OHLCV price data for one or more stocks. Supports multiple intervals (5min to weekly) and spans (day to all-time). Use bounds to include extended hours data.
get_market_hours Get market trading hours for a specific date including open/close times and extended hours windows.
create_watchlist Create a new custom watchlist with the specified display name.
get_news_feed Get the news and market feed. Optionally filter by instrument ID.
get_quote Get real-time stock quotes for one or more ticker symbols. Returns bid/ask prices, last trade price, previous close, and trading halt status.
list_transfers List ACH bank transfers including deposits and withdrawals with their amounts, directions, states, and expected landing dates.
list_crypto_holdings List all cryptocurrency holdings with nonzero quantity including currency code, total quantity, cost basis, and available quantity for trading.
list_orders List recent stock orders. Returns order history including filled, cancelled, and pending orders. Does not place or modify orders.
delete_watchlist Permanently delete a custom watchlist by its ID. This action cannot be undone.
get_watchlist Get a specific watchlist by its ID including display name, item count, and all items with their instrument IDs. Use list_watchlists to find available list IDs.
get_ratings Get analyst ratings for a stock by instrument UUID. Returns a summary of buy/hold/sell counts and individual analyst ratings with commentary. Use search_instruments to find the instrument ID.
move_message Move an email message to a different folder. Use well-known names (Inbox, Archive, DeletedItems, Drafts, JunkEmail, SentItems) or folder IDs from list_folders.
list_folders List mail folders in the mailbox. Returns folder names, IDs, and unread/total counts. Use folder IDs with list_messages to read specific folders.
list_events List calendar events from a calendar (defaults to the primary calendar). Returns events as stored — recurring series appear as a single series master, not expanded into occurrences. To see what actually falls within a date range (with recurrences expanded), use get_calendar_view instead.
forward_message Forward an email message to one or more recipients with an optional comment. By default the forward is sent immediately. Set draft to true to instead save a draft to the Drafts folder for the user to review and send manually. Either way the original message is quoted, recipients are pre-filled, and the user's default compose font and signature are applied automatically to the comment — do not write a signature into the comment yourself.
list_calendars List the user's calendars, including the default calendar and any shared calendars added to their account. Use a calendar's ID with list_events or get_calendar_view to read a specific calendar.
get_event Get the full details of a single calendar event, including body, attendees and their responses, location, reminders, and recurrence status.
respond_to_event Respond to a meeting invitation by accepting, declining, or tentatively accepting. Optionally include a comment and choose whether to send a response back to the organizer.
create_draft Create a draft for a brand-new, standalone email in the Drafts folder. The user's default compose font and signature are applied automatically — do not write a signature into the body yourself. The user can review and send it manually from Outlook. This does NOT thread onto an existing conversation — to draft a reply that quotes the original thread, use reply_to_message with draft set to true; to draft a forward, use forward_message with draft set to true.
get_attachment_content Download and read the content of an email attachment. For text-based files (plain text, CSV, HTML, JSON, XML), returns decoded text. For binary files (PDF, images, Office documents), returns base64-encoded content.
get_calendar_view Get the events occurring within a date/time range, with recurring series expanded into individual occurrences. This is the tool to answer "what is on my calendar" for a given day, week, or range. The range bounds are read from the offset in the start/end timestamps (UTC when no offset is given); time_zone only controls the zone of the returned event times.
download_attachment Download an email attachment to the local filesystem (browser Downloads folder). Works with any file type — Excel, PDF, images, Word documents, etc. Returns the filename so you can locate it in the Downloads folder.
get_schedule Look up free/busy availability for one or more people in the organization over a time window. Returns each person's busy/tentative/out-of-office blocks (with subjects and locations where the requester is permitted to see them) and their working hours. Use this to view other people's calendars and find open meeting times.
list_attachments List attachments on an email message. Returns file names, types, and sizes.
update_message Update message properties like read status, importance, categories, or flag status.
reply_to_message Reply to an email message. By default the reply is sent immediately. Set draft to true to instead save a threaded draft to the Drafts folder for the user to review and send manually. Either way the original conversation is quoted, reply headers are set, and the user's default compose font and reply signature are applied automatically — do not write a signature into the body yourself. Set reply_all to true to reply to all recipients.
delete_event Delete or cancel a calendar event. For a meeting you organize, provide a cancellation_message to send a cancellation notice to all attendees. Without a cancellation_message the event is simply removed from your calendar.
create_event Create a calendar event or meeting. Add attendees to send invitations. Set is_online_meeting to attach a Teams meeting link. Times are interpreted as UTC unless a time_zone is supplied.
update_event Update properties of an existing calendar event. Only the fields you provide are changed. Updating the attendees of a meeting you organize sends updated invitations. To change start/end times, provide both start and end.
get_message Get the full content of an email message by ID, including body, all recipients, and metadata. Use list_messages or search_messages to find message IDs.
list_pinned_messages List all pinned messages in a Discord channel. Returns messages in reverse chronological order.
create_thread Create a new thread from a message, or a standalone thread in a channel. Threads are temporary sub-channels for focused conversation.
read_messages Read recent messages from a Discord channel with optional pagination
list_members List members in a Discord guild (server)
remove_reaction Remove your emoji reaction from a message
list_dms List all open direct message channels for the authenticated user
get_channel_info Get detailed information about a specific Discord channel
create_channel Create a new channel in a Discord guild (server). Requires Manage Channels permission.
open_dm Open or get an existing direct message channel with a user. For group DMs, pass multiple user IDs.
get_guild_info Get detailed information about a Discord guild (server) including description, member count, features, and boost status.
upload_file Upload a file to a Discord channel. Supports text files and base64-encoded binary files.
read_thread Read messages from a thread. Threads are channels, so this works the same as read_messages but is semantically specific to threads.
edit_channel Edit a Discord channel. Update name, topic, NSFW flag, or move to a different category.
list_roles List all roles in a Discord guild (server). Returns roles sorted by position.
delete_channel Delete a Discord channel. This action is permanent and cannot be undone.
list_channels List all channels in a Discord guild (server)
add_reaction Add an emoji reaction to a message
list_guilds List all Discord guilds (servers) the authenticated user is a member of
list_runs List runs for a workspace. Returns run status, message, and change detection.
create_variable Create a new variable in a workspace. Set category to "terraform" for Terraform variables or "env" for environment variables.
discard_run Discard a run that is waiting for confirmation. The plan will not be applied.
get_apply Get details about an apply including resource changes and status.
apply_run Apply a run that is waiting for confirmation. The run must be in "planned" or "policy_checked" status.
list_organization_members List members of an organization with their status and email.
get_plan_json_output Get the JSON-formatted output of a plan. Returns the planned resource changes in machine-readable format. The plan must be finished.
unlock_workspace Unlock a workspace to allow new runs.
list_workspace_variables List all variables for a workspace including Terraform and environment variables.
list_variable_sets List variable sets in an organization. Variable sets allow sharing variables across workspaces.
create_run Queue a new plan/apply run for a workspace. Optionally set as destroy, plan-only, or refresh-only.
get_team Get detailed information about a team including member count and visibility.
list_workspaces List workspaces in an organization. Supports filtering by name search and pagination.
get_current_state_version Get the current (latest) state version for a workspace.
get_plan Get details about a plan including resource changes and status. Use the plan ID from a run's relationships.
list_organizations List all organizations the current user belongs to. Returns organization name, plan, and resource count.
list_team_access List team access permissions for a workspace. Shows which teams have access and their permission levels.
get_variable_set Get detailed information about a variable set.
delete_variable Delete a workspace variable.
lock_workspace Lock a workspace to prevent new runs. Provide an optional reason.
update_variable Update a workspace variable. Only specified fields are changed.
list_teams List teams in an organization.
create_workspace Create a new workspace in an organization. Optionally specify project, execution mode, Terraform version, and other settings.
cancel_run Cancel a run that is currently planning or awaiting confirmation.
delete_variable_set Delete a variable set.
delete_workspace Permanently delete a workspace. This action cannot be undone.
create_variable_set Create a new variable set in an organization. Set global to true to apply to all workspaces.
get_run Get detailed information about a specific run including status, plan details, and available actions.
list_state_versions List state versions for a workspace. Returns version history with serial numbers and status.
update_workspace Update workspace settings. Only specified fields are changed.
get_document_text Get the plain-text content of a Google Doc. Fetches the latest saved document content from the server, including edits by other collaborators. Returns the full document text as paragraphs joined by newlines.
list_recent_documents List recently viewed Google Docs from Drive, ordered by most recently viewed and then most recently modified.
get_current_document Get metadata, revision info, and available tabs for the Google Doc currently open in the editor. This is the recommended first step before reading or editing the active document.
copy_document Create a copy of an existing Google Doc. You can optionally rename the new copy, move it into a folder, and set a Drive description.
delete_reply Permanently delete a reply from a comment thread on a Google Doc. Only the reply author or the document owner can delete replies. This action cannot be undone.
restore_document Restore a Google Doc from the Drive trash back to its previous location.
update_document_title Rename a Google Doc in Drive without changing its content.
create_document Create a new blank Google Doc in Drive. Open the new document in Google Docs and call update_document when you want to add or replace its content.
reopen_comment Reopen a previously resolved comment thread. In the Drive API, reopening is done by creating a reply with action "reopen".
reply_to_comment Add a reply to an existing comment thread on a Google Doc.
delete_document Permanently delete a Google Doc from Drive. This skips the trash and cannot be undone through the Google Docs plugin.
search_documents Search Google Docs by title and full-text content using the authenticated Drive search index. Trashed documents are excluded by default.
trash_document Move a Google Doc to the Drive trash. The document can still be restored later with restore_document.
resolve_comment Mark a comment thread as resolved (done). In the Drive API, resolving is done by creating a reply with action "resolve".
get_document Get metadata, revision info, and tab details for a Google Doc by ID. If document_id is omitted, the tool reads the document currently open in the editor.
search_suggestions Get autocomplete suggestions for a search query. Returns the URL to the autocomplete JavaScript module and active search factors. Use this to understand what search features are available for the current user context.
get_deals Get current eBay daily deals and featured promotions. Returns discounted items with their deal price and original price.
search_items Search for items on eBay by keyword. Returns listings with title, price, condition, and shipping info. Supports filtering by category, condition, and price range. Results are paginated.
get_item Get detailed information about a specific eBay item by its item ID. Returns title, price, condition, images, seller info, shipping details, and return policy. Uses JSON-LD structured data embedded in the item page.
get_seller_profile Get a seller's public profile information by their eBay username. Returns positive feedback percentage, items sold, follower count, and store name if available.
watch_item Add an item to the authenticated user's eBay watchlist. Requires the item ID. The tool fetches the item page to extract the required CSRF token, then calls the watch API.
like_user Like (swipe right on) a user. Returns whether the like resulted in a match. Pass the content_hash and s_number from get_recommendations for best results.
super_like_user Super Like a user (swipe up). Limited availability — check remaining super likes in get_metadata. Returns whether the super like resulted in a match.
get_fast_match_count Get the count of people who have already liked you. These are profiles available in the "Likes You" section (Tinder Gold/Platinum feature).
like_message Like a message in a match conversation. This sends a "liked" reaction to the message.
list_matches List your Tinder matches. Returns matched profiles with message counts and activity dates. Use the page_token from a previous response to paginate.
get_metadata Get account metadata including remaining super likes, boost info, and subscription status. Useful for checking available actions before swiping.
pass_user Pass (swipe left on) a user, skipping them from recommendations.
update_location Update your current location for Tinder discovery. This changes where you appear to other users and affects which profiles you see.
get_fast_match_preview Get a preview of the people who liked you. Returns blurred preview images. Full profiles require Tinder Gold or Platinum subscription.
update_profile Update profile preferences including bio, age range, distance filter, gender filter, and discoverability. Only provided fields are updated.
get_recommendations Get recommended profiles for swiping. Returns user profiles with photos, bio, distance. Use the returned content_hash and s_number when calling like_user or pass_user. Returns up to ~10 profiles per batch.
unmatch Unmatch a person, removing them from your matches list. This action cannot be undone.
get_updates Get recent activity updates including new matches, messages, and blocks since a given date. Pass an empty string for last_activity_date to get all recent updates.
get_package_downloads Get weekly download statistics for an npm package over the past year. Returns an array of weekly download counts.
get_user_packages Get the public packages published by an npm user. Returns package names, versions, and descriptions with pagination.
search_packages Search for npm packages by keyword. Supports special qualifiers: author:name, maintainer:name, scope:name, keywords:term (use , for OR, + for AND), not:unstable, not:insecure, is:unstable, is:insecure. Returns packages with scores and metadata.
get_package_readme Get the README content of an npm package. Returns the full README as rendered on the package page.
get_package_dependencies Get the runtime and development dependencies of the latest version of an npm package.
list_user_packages List the authenticated user's own packages from the settings page. Includes both public and private packages. Requires authentication.
get_package Get detailed information about an npm package including version, description, maintainers, dist-tags, download stats, dependencies, and star status. Use the exact package name including scope (e.g., "@types/node").
get_package_versions Get all published versions of an npm package with deprecation status and dist-tags. Uses the versions tab for full data.
get_package_dependents Get packages that depend on this package. Returns the total count and a sample list of dependent package names.
list_tokens List the authenticated user's access tokens. Shows token prefixes and read-only status. Requires authentication.
get_package_version Get detailed information about a specific version of an npm package, including dependencies and dev dependencies for that version.
get_file_content Read a file from a repository. Returns the raw content as text. Use the ref parameter to read from a specific branch or commit.
search_issues Search issues and pull requests across GitHub. Uses GitHub search syntax — e.g., "repo:owner/name is:open label:bug".
request_pull_request_review Request reviewers for a pull request. Specify individual users and/or team slugs to request reviews from.
list_pull_requests List pull requests for a repository with optional state and sort filters.
create_release Create a new release for a repository. Optionally create as a draft or prerelease.
search_repos Search for repositories across GitHub. Supports GitHub search syntax (e.g., "repo:owner/name", "language:typescript", "stars:>1000").
compare_commits Compare two commits, branches, or tags. Returns the diff status, commit count, and changed files between the base and head.
list_issues List issues for a repository. By default returns open issues sorted by creation date. Can filter by state, labels, assignee, and more.
list_repos List repositories for the authenticated user or a specified user/organization. Returns repos sorted by last updated.
update_pull_request Update an existing pull request title or body, or close/reopen it.
list_org_members List members of a GitHub organization.
list_commits List commits for a repository. Optionally filter by branch or tag. Returns commits sorted by date descending.
get_issue Get detailed information about a specific issue, including its full body.
create_issue Create a new issue in a repository.
update_issue Update an existing issue — change title, body, state, labels, or assignees.
get_pull_request Get detailed information about a specific pull request, including merge status and diff stats.
get_repo Get detailed information about a specific repository.
merge_pull_request Merge a pull request. Supports merge commit, squash, and rebase strategies.
create_pull_request Create a new pull request.
get_pull_request_diff Get the raw diff of a pull request. Returns the unified diff text for all changed files.
create_repo Create a new repository for the authenticated user.
list_pull_request_files List files changed in a pull request. Returns filenames, change status, and line-level diff statistics.
list_releases List releases for a repository. Returns published and draft releases sorted by creation date.
create_or_update_file Create or update a file in a repository. Commits directly to the specified branch.
remove_member Remove a user from a Teams group chat. Requires admin privileges in the chat.
create_chat Create a new chat conversation with one or more users. Pass user MRIs (e.g., "8:live:username") as members. The current user is added automatically.
get_conversation_details Get detailed information about a chat conversation including its members, topic, creator, and creation time.
invite_to_channel Add a user to a Teams group chat by their MRI identifier (e.g., "8:live:username").
set_channel_topic Set or update the topic (title) of a Teams chat conversation.
get_active_property Get the GA4 property ID currently selected in the Google Analytics UI. The property ID is extracted from the URL hash. Returns empty if no property is selected (e.g., on the account admin page). Use this property ID with run_report and other Data API tools.
list_accounts List all Google Analytics accounts and GA4 properties accessible to the current user. Returns accounts with their properties nested inside.
run_report Run a GA4 analytics report with specified dimensions, metrics, and date ranges. This is the primary reporting tool — supports all 374+ dimensions and 86+ metrics. Use get_metadata to discover available fields, and check_compatibility to verify combinations work together. Common dimensions: "country", "city", "pagePath", "sessionSource", "deviceCategory", "browser". Common metrics: "activeUsers", "sessions", "screenPageViews", "bounceRate", "averageSessionDuration", "conversions". Date formats: "YYYY-MM-DD", "today", "yesterday", "NdaysAgo" (e.g., "7daysAgo"). Returns up to 10000 rows per request; use offset for pagination.
run_realtime_report Run a realtime analytics report showing data from the last 30 minutes. Useful for monitoring live traffic, active users, current page views, and event activity. Common realtime dimensions: "country", "city", "unifiedScreenName", "eventName", "platform", "deviceCategory". Common realtime metrics: "activeUsers", "eventCount", "screenPageViews", "conversions". Not all standard dimensions/metrics are available in realtime — use get_metadata with the property ID to check availability.
run_batch_report Run multiple GA4 reports in a single request. More efficient than calling run_report multiple times — use this when you need several different views of the same property (e.g., traffic by country AND by device in one call). Supports up to 5 reports per batch. Each report can have different dimensions, metrics, and date ranges.
check_compatibility Check which dimensions and metrics are compatible with each other for a given GA4 property. Not all dimension-metric combinations work together in a report. Use this before run_report to validate your query will succeed. Returns all available dimensions and metrics with a "compatible" flag indicating whether they can be used together in the same report.
get_notifications Get recent notifications for the authenticated TikTok user. Includes likes, comments, follows, and mentions. The notification group parameter controls what types of notifications to fetch.
get_video Get detailed information about a TikTok video by its ID. Returns video description, author info, play/like/comment/share counts, music details, and cover image. Requires the author username and video ID.
get_for_you_feed Get the personalized "For You" feed of recommended TikTok videos. Returns trending and personalized video content based on the user\'s interests and activity.
search_videos Search for TikTok videos by keyword. Returns videos matching the query with engagement stats. Results include video description, author, play count, likes, comments, shares, and music info. Use offset and cursor for pagination.
get_mailbox_counts Get unread message counts per mailbox category (Inbox, Secondary Inbox, Message Requests, Archive, Spam).
get_user_calendar Get a user submission calendar (heatmap data), current streak, total active days, and active years. Optionally filter by year.
get_problem_solution Get the official editorial/solution article for a problem. Returns the solution content in HTML format. Not all problems have official solutions.
get_contest_history Get a user contest participation history. Returns each contest with the rating change, ranking, and whether the user attended.
get_user_progress Get question solving progress for a user broken down by difficulty (Easy, Medium, Hard). Shows accepted, failed, and untouched counts.
get_similar_problems Get problems similar to a given problem. Returns a list of related problems with their difficulty and paid-only status.
submit_code Submit a solution for a LeetCode problem. Runs against all test cases and returns the verdict including status, runtime/memory percentiles, and any errors. Use run_code first to test your solution.
get_daily_challenge Get today daily coding challenge question including the date, link, and full problem metadata.
get_user_badges Get badges earned by a user. Returns badge name, icon URL, and creation date.
list_recent_submissions List a user recent accepted submissions. Returns the most recent accepted solutions with problem title, language, and timestamp.
get_problem Get full details for a LeetCode problem including description (HTML), difficulty, hints, starter code snippets for all languages, similar questions, and example test cases.
list_submissions List your submissions with pagination. Optionally filter by problem slug. Returns submission ID, status, language, runtime, memory, and timestamp.
get_problem_stats Get statistics for a problem including total accepted/submitted counts, acceptance rate, and likes/dislikes. The stats field is a JSON string with totalAccepted, totalSubmission, totalAcceptedRaw, totalSubmissionRaw, and acRate.
list_topic_tags List all available topic tags (e.g., Array, Dynamic Programming, Graph). Use tag slugs with list_problems to filter problems by topic.
get_user_language_stats Get the programming languages a user has used for solving problems, with the number of problems solved in each language.
get_problem_hints Get hints for a LeetCode problem. Returns an array of hint strings that progressively reveal the approach.
get_contest_ranking Get a user contest rating, global ranking, number of contests attended, and top percentage.
get_user_skill_stats Get a user skill/topic tag statistics showing how many problems they have solved in each topic area, split by advanced, intermediate, and fundamental levels.
get_submission Get full details of a submission including source code, runtime/memory stats with percentiles, language, and any errors.
get_code_snippets Get starter code templates for all available languages for a given problem. Returns the function signature and boilerplate for each language.
list_favorites List your LeetCode favorite/problem lists. Each list has a name, visibility, and a list of problem slugs saved in it.
list_problems List LeetCode problems with pagination. Optionally filter by category, difficulty, tags, status, and search keyword. Returns problem number, title, difficulty, acceptance rate, and topic tags.
list_discussions List discussion topics for a problem. Sorted by most votes by default. Returns topic title, view count, vote count, and creation date.
get_user_submit_stats Get detailed submission statistics for a user including total submissions, accepted count, and acceptance rate broken down by difficulty.
run_code Run code against test cases for a LeetCode problem without submitting. Returns the output, expected output, runtime, memory, and whether the answer is correct. Use this to test solutions before submitting.
get_schema Get the database schema for a connection, including all schemas, tables, and columns. Useful for discovering table structures before writing queries. Filter by schema or table name to reduce output.
list_query_history List query execution history with optional filtering by connection. Returns recent queries with their execution status, duration, and row counts. Results are ordered by most recent first.
list_tags List all tags used across saved queries. Tags help organize and categorize queries.
list_connections List all available database connections. Returns connection IDs, names, drivers, and configuration. Use the connection ID when running queries or fetching schemas.
update_saved_query Update an existing saved query. Only the provided fields are changed.
delete_saved_query Permanently delete a saved query by ID. This action cannot be undone.
list_saved_queries List saved SQL queries in the workspace. Returns query names, IDs, connection IDs, and permissions. Use get_saved_query to retrieve the full SQL text.
get_saved_query Get the full details of a saved query by ID, including the SQL text.
create_saved_query Save a new SQL query with a name, connection, and optional tags. The query can be retrieved later by ID.
price_order Get pricing for a cart of items at a specific store. This does NOT place an order — it only calculates the total price. Provide items with their SKUs (from get_product) and the store number. Returns itemized pricing and the order total.
get_store_menu Get the menu categories and subcategories for a specific Starbucks store. Returns the top-level categories (e.g., Drinks, Food) with their subcategories and product counts. Use find_stores to get a store number first.
toggle_favorite_store Add or remove a Starbucks store from your favorites list. Use find_stores to discover store IDs.
get_previous_orders Get the user's previous Starbucks orders with store info, order total, and items. Requires a store number to scope the results.
get_cards Get all Starbucks gift/stored value cards on the account including balance, card number, and primary card status.
get_store_time_slots Get available pickup time slots for a specific Starbucks store. Use this to check when mobile orders can be picked up. Returns empty if the store does not support scheduled ordering or is closed.
get_earn_rates Get the Stars earn rates by payment type. Shows how many Stars you earn per dollar spent with each payment method (e.g., Starbucks Card earns 2x, credit cards earn 1x).
delete_favorite_product Remove a product from the user's favorites list. Use get_favorite_products to find the favorite ID.
find_stores Find Starbucks stores near a given latitude/longitude. Returns stores sorted by distance with hours, address, amenities, and mobile ordering availability. Use limit to control result count (default 10).
add_product_to_cart Quick-add a product to the cart by its product code. Get product codes from get_store_menu. Optionally specify a quantity (defaults to 1). The user must have selected a store on the Starbucks website first.
get_feed Get the personalized "For You" feed of promotions, offers, and content from Starbucks. Includes seasonal highlights, new products, and personalized recommendations.
update_product_quantity Change the quantity of a product already in the cart. Set quantity to 0 to remove it. Get the item_key from get_cart.
get_favorite_products Get the user's favorite (saved) menu products. Requires a store number for availability context.
add_favorite_product Save a menu product to the user's favorites list. Requires the product details including SKU, size, and customizations.
get_custom_fields List all custom fields defined in a ClickUp workspace. Custom fields add structured data to tasks (text, number, dropdown, checkbox, date, email, URL, etc.).
get_workspace_members List all members in a ClickUp workspace including their name, email, role, and avatar. If no workspace_id is provided, uses the current workspace.
get_folders List all folders in a ClickUp space. Folders organize lists within a space. By default excludes archived folders.
get_lists List all lists in a ClickUp folder. Lists contain tasks and are the primary work containers. By default excludes archived lists.
get_spaces List all spaces in a ClickUp workspace. Spaces are top-level containers for organizing work. Returns space name, color, privacy, and archive status. By default excludes archived spaces.
get_folder Get detailed information about a specific ClickUp folder by its ID. Returns folder name, order, archive status, and parent space.
get_space Get detailed information about a specific ClickUp space by its ID. Returns space name, color, privacy, features, and statuses.
get_list Get detailed information about a specific ClickUp list by its ID. Returns list name, order, archive status, dates, and parent folder/space.
get_goals List all goals in a ClickUp workspace. Goals track high-level objectives and can contain key results. Returns goal name, description, completion percentage, and owner.
navigate_to_business Navigate the browser to a specific Yelp business page by its URL alias. Opens the business detail page in the current tab.
search_businesses Search for businesses on Yelp by keyword and location. Returns up to 10 results per page with business name, rating, review count, price range, categories, phone, and address. Use the start parameter to paginate through results.
autocomplete Get autocomplete suggestions for a search query. Returns suggested search terms, business names, and categories matching the prefix. Useful for building search-as-you-type experiences.
get_current_page_businesses Read the business listings from the currently displayed Yelp search results page. Must be called while the Yelp search results page is open in the browser. Returns all businesses shown on the current page with their details.
get_business Get details about a specific Yelp business by its URL alias (e.g., "a-slice-of-new-york-san-jose"). Returns the business ID, name, and canonical URL. Use search_businesses to find business aliases.
list_service_accounts Search and list service accounts in the Grafana instance. Service accounts are used for API access and automation — each has its own set of API tokens and permissions.
list_contact_points List all provisioned contact points in the Grafana alerting system. Contact points define notification channels (email, Slack, PagerDuty, webhook, etc.) where alerts are sent.
delete_dashboard Permanently delete a dashboard by its UID. This action cannot be undone.
get_datasource Get detailed information about a specific data source by its UID. Returns the data source name, type, URL, database, access mode, and configuration.
create_annotation Create a new annotation in Grafana. Annotations mark points or time ranges on dashboard graphs — useful for recording deployments, incidents, configuration changes, or any event you want to correlate with metrics. Optionally associate with a specific dashboard and panel.
list_snapshots List all dashboard snapshots in the Grafana instance. Snapshots are point-in-time captures of dashboard data that can be shared externally without requiring Grafana access.
create_dashboard Create a new dashboard. Provide a title and optionally tags, folder UID, and panel definitions as JSON.
update_dashboard Update an existing dashboard. Fetches the current version, applies changes (title, tags), and saves with the correct version to avoid conflicts.
list_org_quotas List all resource quotas for the current Grafana organization including limits and current usage for dashboards, data sources, alert rules, etc.
unstar_dashboard Remove a star from a dashboard by its UID.
star_dashboard Star (favorite) a dashboard by its UID. Starred dashboards appear in the starred section.
list_annotations List annotations in Grafana. Annotations mark points in time on dashboard graphs — useful for correlating deployments, incidents, or other events with metric changes. Filter by dashboard, panel, tags, or time range.
list_alert_rules List all provisioned alert rules in the Grafana instance. Alert rules define conditions that trigger alerts when metrics cross thresholds or match expressions.
get_user_preferences Get the current user's Grafana preferences including theme, home dashboard, timezone, and language.
get_alert_rule Get detailed information about a specific alert rule by its UID. Returns the rule title, condition, evaluation interval, folder, labels, and notification settings.
delete_alert_rule Permanently delete a provisioned alert rule by its UID. This stops the rule from evaluating and removes it from the alerting system. This action cannot be undone.
list_datasources List all configured data sources in the Grafana instance. Data sources define connections to backends like Prometheus, InfluxDB, Elasticsearch, PostgreSQL, and more.
list_team_members List all members of a specific team by team ID. Returns each member with their user ID, login, email, and avatar URL.
search_teams Search for teams in the Grafana instance. Teams group users together for shared dashboard and folder permissions. Supports text search and pagination.
delete_annotation Permanently delete an annotation by its numeric ID. This removes the annotation marker from all dashboard graphs. This action cannot be undone.
search_dashboards Search for dashboards and folders by query, tag, type, or starred status. Returns matching items with metadata.
set_channel_purpose Set the purpose of a Slack channel
check_for_flakes Trigger a flake detection check for a test run. Re-runs failing tests multiple times to determine if failures are flaky (non-deterministic).
get_test_run Get detailed information about a test run including status, statistics, CI context, PR details, and a link to the Meticulous web UI for visual debugging. The test run ID can be found in the Meticulous URL or from project details.
search_sessions Search recorded sessions by query string within a project.
upsert_diff_approval Approve or reject one or more screenshot diffs in bulk. Updates the approval state of diffs for a test run.
accept_all_diffs Accept (approve) all visual differences in a test run. This marks all screenshot diffs as expected/approved for the associated pull request.
get_project_pull_request Get the Meticulous test status for a specific pull request by its hosting provider ID (e.g., GitHub PR number).
get_test_run_coverage Get screenshot coverage data for a test run. Shows which routes have diffs, which were compared without diffs, and which were not compared. Use category filter to limit output size (defaults to with_diffs only). Use route_filter to search for specific routes.
get_replay_screenshots Get all screenshots captured during a specific replay.
list_replays List replays for a specific project.
list_github_repositories List GitHub repositories connected to the Meticulous organization via the GitHub App.
get_test_run_pr_description Get the pull request description associated with a test run.
get_session Get detailed information about a specific recorded user session.
get_test_run_diffs Get replay diffs for a test run. Each diff compares a head replay against a base replay. Set only_with_screenshot_diffs=true to skip diffs that have no visual differences (many diffs are structural-only with empty screenshot_diffs). Use compare_replays with the base_replay.id to see full comparison details including screenshots.
get_test_run_test_cases Get test case results for a test run. Each test case has a head replay with status and accuracy info. A replay with is_accurate=false means the replay diverged from the original session (non-deterministic behavior, flaky). Note: test cases do not have a base replay — they represent individual session replays, not diff comparisons. For visual diffs, use get_test_run_diffs instead.
get_replay Get detailed information about a specific replay including its status, accuracy, and associated session.
get_session_events Get the user interaction events (clicks, inputs, navigations) recorded during a session.
create_label_action Label a specific screenshot diff as approved or rejected. Use this to approve or reject individual visual differences within a test run.
get_test_run_source_code Get the source code of a file at the commit of a specific test run.
compare_replays Compare a head replay against its base replay within a test run. Returns screenshot diffs with base/head/diff image URLs, divergences, and replay metadata. Use the base_replay_id from get_test_run_diffs results.
get_test_run_screenshots Get screenshot diffs and test case screenshots for a test run. Each diff includes head/base replay info and screenshot comparison URLs (base image, head image, diff image).
list_sessions List recorded user sessions for a project.
add_task_to_section Add a task to a specific section. The task will appear at the top of the section. A task can only be in one section of a given project at a time.
get_tasks_for_project List tasks in a project. Supports pagination with limit and offset.
get_subtasks List subtasks of a parent task. Supports pagination with limit and offset.
search_tasks Search for tasks in a workspace. Supports filtering by text, assignee, completion status, due dates, and projects.
add_followers Add followers to a task. Followers receive notifications about task activity.
list_users_for_workspace List all users in a workspace.
get_stories_for_task List stories (comments and activity) on a task.
create_story Add a comment to a task.
get_tasks_for_section List tasks in a project section. Supports pagination with limit and offset.
update_default_address Set a saved address as the default delivery address on DoorDash. Use list_addresses to find available address IDs.
get_order Get a specific DoorDash order by its ID. Searches through order history to find the matching order. Returns full details including items, store, payment, and delivery info.
unbookmark_store Remove a store from your bookmarked/favorite stores list on DoorDash.
list_addresses List all saved delivery addresses on the DoorDash account. Returns street, city, state, ZIP, coordinates, and delivery instructions for each address.
list_payment_methods List all saved payment methods on the DoorDash account. Returns card type, last 4 digits, expiration date, and whether the card is the default.
bookmark_store Save a store to your bookmarked/favorite stores list on DoorDash.
mark_notifications_read Mark one or more DoorDash notifications as read by their IDs.
search_marketplace Search Facebook Marketplace for items. Fetches the marketplace search page and extracts listing data from the server-rendered response.
confirm_friend_request Accept an incoming Facebook friend request. Requires the sender's user ID.
list_friend_requests List pending incoming friend requests on Facebook. Returns the requester's name, profile picture, mutual friends count, and user ID (needed for confirm/delete).
list_groups List Facebook groups the current user has joined. Returns group name, member count, privacy setting, and URL.
get_reactions Get the reaction summary (counts per reaction type) for a Facebook post. Requires the feedback_id from get_user_posts.
react_to_post Add or remove a reaction on a Facebook post. Requires the feedback_id from get_user_posts.
list_saved List items saved by the current user on Facebook (posts, marketplace listings, links, videos, etc.). Returns title, URL, and saved timestamp.
delete_friend_request Decline or delete an incoming Facebook friend request. Requires the sender's user ID.
navigate_to_directions Open Google Maps directions between an origin and destination. Shows the route on the map with step-by-step navigation instructions, distance, and estimated travel time. Supports driving, transit, walking, and bicycling modes.
get_place_details Get details about a place on Google Maps by name or address. Fetches the place page and extracts available information including name, coordinates, and place ID. For complete details (hours, phone, reviews), use navigate_to_place to open the place in the browser.
toggle_layer Toggle a map layer on Google Maps by navigating to the appropriate URL with the layer parameter. Supports traffic, transit, bicycling, and terrain layers.
navigate_to_location Navigate the Google Maps view to specific coordinates with a given zoom level. The map pans and zooms to the specified location.
get_directions_info Get the current directions information from the Google Maps directions view. Returns origin, destination, travel mode, and the directions URL. Only works when the user is viewing directions (the URL contains /dir/).
get_place_url Generate a Google Maps URL for a specific place that can be shared. Does not navigate — just returns the URL. Useful for embedding in messages, documents, or other contexts.
get_current_view Get the current Google Maps view including center coordinates, zoom level, active search query, and the current URL. Use this to understand what the user is currently looking at.
set_travel_mode Change the travel mode for the current directions view. Only works when viewing directions (URL contains /dir/). Switches between driving, transit, walking, and bicycling modes.
navigate_to_place Navigate Google Maps to a specific place by name or address. Opens the place detail view showing information like hours, reviews, and photos.
get_directions_url Generate a Google Maps directions URL between two points that can be shared. Does not navigate — just returns the URL. Useful for sharing directions in messages, emails, or documents.
share_location Get a shareable Google Maps URL for the current map view or a specific location. The URL can be shared with others to show the same location on Google Maps.
search_nearby Open a Google Maps search for a category of places near specific coordinates. Navigates the browser to show results on the map. Common categories: restaurants, hotels, gas stations, coffee, pharmacies, ATMs, grocery stores, parking, hospitals, banks.
zoom_map Change the zoom level of the current Google Maps view. Zoom in to see more detail or zoom out for a wider view. Zoom levels range from 1 (world) to 21 (building level). Common levels: 5 (country), 10 (city), 15 (streets), 18 (buildings), 20 (close-up).
get_map_url Build a Google Maps URL without navigating. Useful for generating links to include in messages, emails, or documents. Supports location, search, place, and directions URLs.
search_places Search for places on Google Maps by text query near a location. Returns place names and IDs. Use get_current_view first to get coordinates for the search area, or provide explicit coordinates.
list_servers_by_category List MCP servers in a specific category. Provide the category slug (e.g. "browser-automation") to get all servers in that category.
search_tools Search for MCP tools across all servers in the Glama directory. Returns matching tools with their parent server information.
list_mcp_clients List MCP clients that support the Model Context Protocol (e.g. Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf). Returns client names, slugs, and descriptions.
list_recent_chats List recent chat sessions from the sidebar, including their UIDs and titles.
list_available_models List available LLM models for chat via the Glama gateway.
list_server_categories List all MCP server categories in the Glama directory. Returns category names, slugs, icons, and descriptions. Use the slug with list_servers_by_category to browse servers in a category.
list_gateway_models List LLM models available through the Glama gateway. Returns model names, authors, providers, capabilities, token limits, and pricing.
search_servers Search for MCP servers in the Glama directory by keyword. Returns matching servers with metadata (stars, tools, language, license) and directory-wide statistics.
list_popular_servers List popular or trending MCP servers from the Glama directory. Defaults to sorting by popularity. Returns server summaries and directory statistics.
list_server_tools List all tools provided by a specific MCP server. Returns tool names, descriptions, and parent server metadata.
get_chat_session Get details about a specific chat session including title, model, project, and reasoning effort.
get_server_score Get the quality and security score breakdown for a specific MCP server. Returns license, quality, and security scores as numbers (0-100) or null if unavailable.
get_server Get detailed information about a specific MCP server, including its description, scores, integrations, tools, and discussion comment count.
get_settings Get the Temporal UI settings for a namespace. Shows which actions are enabled/disabled (terminate, cancel, signal, reset, etc.), the server version, and codec configuration.
count_workflows Count workflow executions matching an optional visibility query. Useful for getting a quick overview of workflow states without fetching full execution data.
list_schedules List all schedules in a namespace. Shows schedule IDs, workflow types, intervals/crons, recent action counts, and next scheduled times.
get_workflow_history Get the event history for a workflow execution. Events include workflow started, activity scheduled/started/completed/failed, timer fired, signals received, and more. Essential for debugging workflow behavior and understanding failures.
get_task_queue Get information about a task queue including active pollers (workers), their identities, last access times, build IDs, and rate limits. Useful for debugging worker connectivity issues.
create_playlist Create a new YouTube playlist. Returns the playlist ID of the newly created playlist.
unlike_video Remove a like from a YouTube video.
get_watch_history Get the user's watch history. Returns recently watched videos with titles and metadata.
get_channel Get detailed information about a YouTube channel including name, description, subscriber count, video count, and banner/avatar images.
get_subscriptions_feed Get recent videos from subscribed channels. Returns the latest uploads from channels the user is subscribed to.
list_playlists List the authenticated user's playlists including Watch Later, Liked Videos, and custom playlists. Each playlist includes its ID, title, and privacy status.
like_video Like a YouTube video. The video will be added to the "Liked videos" playlist.
add_to_playlist Add a video to a playlist. Use "WL" as the playlist_id to add to Watch Later.
delete_playlist Delete a YouTube playlist. This action cannot be undone. Does not work for system playlists like Watch Later (WL) or Liked Videos (LL).
get_video_comments Get comments on a YouTube video. Returns the top-level comments with author, text, likes, and reply count.
unsubscribe Unsubscribe from a YouTube channel.
subscribe Subscribe to a YouTube channel. The channel will appear in the subscriptions feed.
get_playlist Get videos in a YouTube playlist. Returns the playlist title and its video contents. Use "WL" for Watch Later or "LL" for Liked Videos.
get_author_feed Get posts by a specific user. Filter by post type: posts_with_replies (default), posts_no_replies, posts_with_media, or posts_and_author_threads.
unmute_actor Unmute a user.
get_list_feed Get posts from a user list. Requires the list AT URI.
get_posts Get multiple posts by their AT URIs. Returns up to 25 posts in a single request.
search_users_typeahead Typeahead search for users. Returns a quick list of matching users for autocomplete. Faster than full search but returns fewer results.
get_timeline Get the authenticated user's home timeline. Returns posts from followed accounts, sorted chronologically. Supports cursor-based pagination.
mute_actor Mute a user. Their posts will no longer appear in your feed.
mute_thread Mute a thread. Notifications from this thread will be suppressed.
get_post_thread Get a post and its reply thread. Returns the root post and nested replies. Use depth to control how many levels of replies to fetch.
get_unread_count Get the count of unread notifications.
unrepost Remove a repost. Requires the AT URI of the repost record (returned by repost).
search_posts Search for posts matching a query. Supports filtering by author, mentions, language, URL, domain, and tags. Results can be sorted by latest or top.
mute_conversation Mute a conversation to stop receiving notifications from it.
get_follows Get the list of accounts a user follows. Supports cursor-based pagination.
get_user_profiles Get multiple user profiles in a single request. Accepts up to 25 DIDs or handles.
unmute_conversation Unmute a conversation.
mark_notifications_seen Mark all notifications as seen up to the current timestamp.
repost Repost a post. Requires the post's AT URI and CID. Returns the URI of the repost record (needed for unreposting).
unmute_thread Unmute a thread.
get_customer_orders Get aggregated customer order flow data showing the percentage of buy vs sell orders for securities. Useful for gauging market sentiment.
get_balance_history Get historical portfolio balance data over a specified time range. Returns daily balance values and the total gain/loss for the period. Use for portfolio performance charting.
get_investment_news Get recent news articles related to specific ticker symbols in your portfolio. Returns headlines with source and date.
get_portfolio_summary Get the total portfolio balance, today's gain/loss, and high-level account status. Returns aggregate balances across all Fidelity accounts including brokerage, retirement, and workplace plans.
get_service_messages Get account service messages and alerts from the Fidelity message center. Shows total, urgent, and new message counts.
get_contribution_data Get IRA and HSA contribution limits, year-to-date contributions, and catch-up eligibility for retirement accounts. Shows both current and prior year data.
get_positions Get holdings/positions for all accounts or specific accounts. Returns symbol, quantity, market value, gain/loss, and holding percentage for each position. Call list_accounts first to discover account numbers.
get_portfolio_events Get upcoming and past portfolio events including earnings reports, ex-dividend dates, and 52-week highs/lows for positions in your portfolio.
get_top_news Get the latest top financial and market news headlines.
get_quotes Get real-time stock/fund quotes for specified ticker symbols. Returns last price, daily change, and security type. Also includes current market status (open/closed/pre-market).
get_market_movers Get top market movers including most active, top gainers, and top losers. Returns symbol, volume, and percentage change.
get_advisor_info Get information about your assigned financial advisor and service model at Fidelity.
list_sites List all sites in a Webflow workspace. Returns site names, slugs, publish status, and timestamps. Supports pagination.
list_site_forms List all forms for a Webflow site including form names and submission counts.
get_workspace_entitlements Get the feature entitlements for a Webflow workspace. Shows which features are available on the current plan with usage limits and current consumption (e.g., max sites, max pages, logic flows).
get_site_pages Get all pages for a Webflow site. Returns page titles, slugs, types, and draft/archive status. Use get_site_hosting for hosting-specific page details.
get_site_domains Get all domains and the default subdomain for a Webflow site. Returns custom domains with SSL status and the webflow.io staging subdomain.
get_workspace_billing Get the billing plan details for a Webflow workspace including plan name, price, and billing period. Returns empty fields for free-tier workspaces.
get_site_permissions Get the current user permissions for a specific Webflow site. Returns which actions the user can perform on the site.
get_workspace_permissions Get the current user permissions for a Webflow workspace. Returns which actions the user can perform on workspace resources like sites, billing, members, and integrations.
get_site_hosting Get hosting information for a Webflow site including pages and redirects. Returns the list of pages and any configured URL redirects.
get_site Get detailed information about a specific Webflow site by its short name. Returns site metadata, publish status, timezone, SSL, and asset information.
update_repository Update a Docker Hub repository. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
search_repositories Search Docker Hub repositories by keyword. Returns matching repositories with pull counts, star counts, and official/automated status.
delete_repository Permanently delete a Docker Hub repository. This action cannot be undone. All tags and images in the repository will be deleted.
get_tag Get detailed information about a specific tag in a Docker Hub repository, including its digest, size, and platform-specific images.
search_catalog Search the Docker Hub catalog for images, extensions, and models. Returns rich metadata including categories, source type (official, verified publisher, community), and content types. This is the newer, more comprehensive search API.
get_repository Get detailed information about a Docker Hub repository including description, pull count, star count, permissions, categories, and full README.
create_repository Create a new Docker Hub repository in a namespace. The repository is created as a public image repository by default.
list_repositories List Docker Hub repositories in a namespace (user or organization). Defaults to the current user. Supports filtering by name and sorting.
list_renewable_postings List posting IDs that are eligible for renewal. Returns posting IDs and UUIDs that can be renewed using renew_all_postings.
delete_payment_card Delete a saved payment card from the Craigslist account. Requires the card ID from list_payment_cards.
set_default_payment_card Set a payment card as the default payment method for the Craigslist account. Requires the card ID from list_payment_cards.
list_chat_conversations List chat conversations for the authenticated user. Returns all active conversations with posting info and unread counts.
renew_all_postings Renew all eligible postings in bulk. Check list_renewable_postings first to see which postings are eligible. This action renews all renewable postings at once.
list_payment_cards List all saved payment cards on the Craigslist account. Returns card type, last four digits, expiration, billing address, and default status.
get_saved_search_counts Get the number of new results for each saved search. Returns saved search IDs with their current result counts.
get_chat_messages Get messages for a specific chat conversation by conversation ID. Returns all messages in the conversation.
delete_secrets Delete one or more secrets (environment variables) from a Supabase project.
create_secrets Create or update one or more secrets (environment variables) for a Supabase project.
list_backups List all database backups for a Supabase project.
pause_project Pause a Supabase project. The project database and APIs will become unavailable. Use restore_project to bring it back.
list_secrets List all secrets (environment variables) for a Supabase project.
list_sql_snippets List saved SQL snippets for the authenticated user.
get_project_health Get the health status of all services in a Supabase project
generate_types Generate TypeScript type definitions from a Supabase project database schema.
get_performance_advisors Get performance advisor recommendations for a Supabase project.
list_buckets List all storage buckets for a Supabase project.
get_project_logs Fetch recent logs from a Supabase project. Supports filtering by log source
get_security_advisors Get security advisor recommendations for a Supabase project.
delete_function Delete an Edge Function from a Supabase project.
list_migrations List all applied database migrations for a Supabase project.
get_postgrest_config Get the PostgREST (auto-generated REST API) configuration for a project.
get_api_keys Get the API keys for a Supabase project.
run_read_only_query Run a read-only SQL query as the supabase_read_only_user role.
restore_project Restore a paused Supabase project. This will start the project database and APIs again.
get_channel_emotes Get subscription emotes for a Twitch channel. Returns the emote name (token) and ID for each emote across all subscription tiers.
get_stream Get the current live stream for a channel by login name. Returns stream title, viewer count, game, and start time. Returns null stream if the channel is offline.
get_user_videos Get videos (VODs, highlights, uploads) from a Twitch channel. Optionally filter by video type and sort order.
get_top_games Get the top games/categories on Twitch sorted by viewer count. Returns game name, total viewers, number of broadcasters, and box art URL.
search_categories Search for games and categories on Twitch by keyword. Returns matching games with viewer counts and box art.
get_top_streams Get the top live streams on Twitch sorted by viewer count. Returns stream title, viewer count, broadcaster info, and the game being played.
search_channels Search for Twitch channels by keyword. Returns matching channels with their live status, follower count, and current stream info if live.
get_game_clips Get top clips for a specific game/category on Twitch. Provide the game name and optionally filter by time period.
get_user_clips Get clips from a Twitch channel sorted by view count. Provide the broadcaster login name and optionally filter by time period.
get_streams_by_game Get live streams for a specific game/category. Provide either the game name (e.g., "Just Chatting") or game ID. Returns streams sorted by viewer count.
get_game Get details about a specific game/category on Twitch by name or ID. Returns viewer count, broadcaster count, and box art URL.
search_data Search for Snowflake databases by name pattern (case-insensitive LIKE match). Use '%' as wildcard. For example, 'billing' matches databases containing 'billing' in their name.
list_shared_objects List data shares in the Snowflake account. Shows both inbound (shared with you) and outbound (shared by you) data shares.
browse_data List all databases accessible to the current Snowflake user and role. Returns database names, owners, kinds (STANDARD or APPLICATION), and creation timestamps.
diagnose Diagnose the Snowflake browser adapter connection. Returns whether the internal Snowflake app state is available, the authenticated user, API server URL, and available internal APIs. Use this to debug connectivity issues when other Snowflake tools fail.
get_object_details Get column-level schema details for a Snowflake table or view using DESCRIBE TABLE. Returns column names, data types, nullability, defaults, and key constraints. The objectName must be fully qualified: DATABASE.SCHEMA.TABLE (e.g., "MY_DB.PUBLIC.MY_TABLE").
list_warehouses List all warehouses accessible to the current role. Returns warehouse names, sizes, states (STARTED, SUSPENDED), auto-suspend/resume settings, and running/queued query counts.
list_dashboards List Snowflake dashboards, sorted by most recently modified. Supports pagination.
get_query Fetch a specific result chunk from a previously executed query by its query ID and chunk index. Use this when run_query indicates hasMoreChunks=true. Chunk index 0 is the first chunk (already returned by run_query), so start from index 1. Returns raw row arrays — use the column metadata from the original run_query response to interpret values.
list_schemas List schemas in a Snowflake database. Returns schema names, owners, and creation timestamps. Use browse_data to find available database names first.
list_issue_relations List relations (blocks, is blocked by, relates to, duplicate of) for a Linear issue.
create_attachment Link a URL (PR, document, design file, etc.) to a Linear issue as an attachment.
add_issue_subscriber Subscribe a user to receive notifications for a Linear issue.
list_workflow_states List all workflow states for a team. Use this to find state IDs for filtering issues or updating issue state.
delete_project_update Delete a status update from a Linear project.
list_issue_history List the change history (state changes, assignee changes, priority changes) for a Linear issue.
update_milestone Update an existing milestone in a Linear project. Only specified fields are changed.
add_issue_label Add a label to an issue without removing existing labels. Unlike update_issue which replaces all labels, this appends.
list_project_labels List labels applied to a specific Linear project.
list_sub_issues List child/sub-issues of a parent Linear issue.
list_initiatives List initiatives in the Linear workspace, optionally filtered by status.
delete_issue_relation Delete a relation between two Linear issues. Use list_issue_relations to find relation IDs.
list_documents List documents in the Linear workspace, optionally filtered by project.
list_cycles List cycles (sprints) for a team. Use this to find cycle IDs for creating or filtering issues.
get_viewer Get the authenticated user's profile information.
get_attachment Get detailed information about a single attachment by its UUID.
remove_issue_label Remove a label from an issue without affecting other labels. Unlike update_issue which replaces all labels, this removes only the specified one.
get_cycle Get detailed information about a single cycle (sprint) by its UUID.
get_milestone Get detailed information about a single project milestone by its UUID.
delete_issue Move a Linear issue to the trash. Trashed issues can be restored within 30 days.
create_issue_relation Create a relation between two Linear issues (blocks, is blocked by, relates to, or duplicate of).
delete_attachment Delete an attachment from a Linear issue.
create_milestone Create a new milestone in a Linear project.
update_document Update an existing Linear document. Only specified fields are changed.
move_issue_to_project Move an issue to a different project. Use list_projects to find project IDs. Pass an empty string to remove from the current project.
list_milestones List milestones for a Linear project.
create_initiative Create a new initiative in Linear.
get_initiative Get detailed information about a single Linear initiative by its UUID.
remove_issue_subscriber Unsubscribe a user from notifications for a Linear issue.
batch_update_issues Apply the same update to multiple issues at once. All specified fields are applied to every issue in the batch. Maximum 25 issues per call.
set_issue_cycle Assign an issue to a cycle (sprint). Use list_cycles to find cycle IDs. Pass an empty string to remove from the current cycle.
archive_issue Archive a Linear issue. Archived issues are hidden from default views but can be restored.
list_project_updates List status updates (health reports) for a Linear project.
update_initiative Update an existing Linear initiative. Only specified fields are changed.
create_project_update Post a status update (health report) on a Linear project.
delete_event_type Permanently delete an event type by its numeric ID. This action cannot be undone. Active events scheduled through this event type are not affected.
get_user_permissions Get the permission policy for the current user, showing what actions they can perform in the organization (create event types, manage teams, configure workflows, etc.).
get_event_type Get detailed information about a specific event type by its numeric ID. Returns full configuration including duration, location settings, custom intake fields, and availability.
list_calendar_accounts List all connected calendar accounts (Google Calendar, Outlook, etc.) with their conflict checking and push settings.
clone_event_type Create a copy of an existing event type with all its settings. The clone is created with " (clone)" appended to the name and a generated slug. Returns the new event type ID and edit path.
create_event_type Create a new event type (scheduling template). Requires a name and a URL-safe slug. Returns the new event type ID and edit path.
get_user_busy_times Get busy time slots for the current user within a date range. Returns both Calendly events and external calendar events that block availability. Requires start_time and end_time in ISO 8601 format.
list_event_types List all event types for the current user. Event types define the scheduling templates (e.g. "30 Minute Meeting", "Discovery Call"). Returns paginated results with up to 10 event types per page.
update_event_type Update an existing event type. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged. Returns the updated event type.
list_scheduled_events List scheduled events (meetings) with optional status filter. Defaults to showing all events. Supports pagination with 20 events per page.
deactivate_event_type Deactivate an event type so it is no longer available for booking. The event type is preserved and can be reactivated later. Existing scheduled events are not affected.
get_organization_statistics Get seat usage statistics for the current Calendly organization including available seats, active users, pending invitations, and occupancy ratio.
activate_event_type Activate a previously deactivated event type, making it available for booking again.
get_subreddit Get detailed information about a subreddit including description, subscriber count, and rules
edit_text Edit the body text of a self-post or comment. Only the author can edit their own content. Link posts cannot be edited.
list_subscriptions List subreddits the authenticated user is subscribed to
search_subreddits Search for subreddits by name or topic
report Report a post or comment to the subreddit moderators for rule violations.
save Save or unsave a post or comment to your saved items
list_flairs List available post flairs for a subreddit. Use the returned flair ID with submit_post to satisfy subreddits that require flair.
get_me Get the authenticated user's Reddit profile including username, karma, and account details
read_inbox Read messages from the authenticated user's inbox. Includes private messages and comment replies.
list_posts List posts from a subreddit or the front page. Supports sorting by hot, new, top, rising, and controversial. Use the "after" cursor for pagination.
submit_comment Post a comment on a Reddit post or reply to an existing comment
list_user_content Browse a user\'s posts, comments, or saved items. Use "submitted" for posts, "comments" for comments, "saved" for saved items (own profile only), "upvoted"/"downvoted" for voted items (own profile only), or "overview" for both posts and comments.
list_popular_subreddits List popular, new, or default subreddits. Use category "popular" for most popular, "new" for newest, or "default" for default subreddits.
hide Hide or unhide a post from your feed. Hidden posts no longer appear in listings but can be viewed directly.
submit_post Submit a new text or link post to a subreddit. Note: some subreddits may require captcha for new or low-karma accounts.
get_comment_thread Get a specific comment and its nested replies. Focuses the comment tree on a particular comment, returning its full reply chain regardless of nesting depth. Use this to read deeply nested conversations that get_post may truncate.
vote Upvote, downvote, or remove a vote on a post or comment
delete Permanently delete a post or comment. Only the author can delete their own content. This action cannot be undone.
list_account_users List all user URIs in the current Lucid account. Returns user resource URIs that can be used to fetch individual user profiles.
get_document_count Get the total number of documents the current user has for a given product type.
get_document_pages Get all pages in a Lucid document, including page titles, indices, and thumbnail URLs.
list_folder_entries List folder entries for the current user. Includes both folders and document entries. Optionally filter by parent folder to list children of a specific folder.
get_document_status Get the workflow status of a Lucid document, including the status definition and action history length.
move_document_to_folder Create a folder entry that links a document to a folder. This effectively moves or adds the document to the specified folder.
get_document_role Get the current user\'s access role on a specific document. Returns roles like "owner", "editor", or "viewer".
get_folder_entry Get details of a specific folder entry by its ID, including name, parent, associated document, and project status.
echo_auth Returns the bearer token captured by the pre-script at document_start
get_holdings_dashboard Get a summary dashboard for holdings in a specific company, including cost basis, ownership percentage, and how long shares have been held.
get_company_profile Get detailed profile for a company including legal name, incorporation date, address, CEO, website, and description.
get_tax_documents Get tax documents (1099s, K-1s, etc.) available for the portfolio. Returns document metadata and download information.
list_rsus List all restricted stock unit (RSU) grants for a company in the portfolio. Shows grant labels, quantities, vesting status, settled shares, and settlement eligibility.
list_shares List all share certificates for a company in the portfolio. Shows certificate labels, quantities, stock types, cost basis, and exercise origins.
list_sars List all stock appreciation rights (SARs) for a company in the portfolio.
get_tasks Get pending tasks that require action, such as signing documents, accepting grants, or completing forms.
list_options List all stock option grants (ISOs, NSOs) for a company in the portfolio. Shows grant labels, quantities, vesting status, exercise price, and exercisability.
get_witness_signatures Get pending witness signature requests for option agreements in the portfolio.
list_companies List all companies in the portfolio. Returns company names, IDs, and basic info. Use the corporation_id in other tools to get details.
list_warrants List all warrant holdings for a company in the portfolio.
get_entities Get detailed entity information for all companies in the portfolio, including security requirements and available features.
check_favourite Check whether a company is marked as a favourite in the portfolio.
list_pius List all profits interest units (PIUs) for a company in the portfolio.
get_inbox_count Get the count of unread messages in the Carta communication center inbox.
get_qsbs_eligibility Get Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS) eligible sold shares for a company. QSBS shares may qualify for federal tax exclusion under Section 1202.
list_convertibles List all convertible instruments (convertible notes, SAFEs) for a company in the portfolio.
list_equity_grants List all equity grants (across all types) for a company. Provides a unified view of options, RSUs, SARs, and other grant types with totals.
create_cart Create a new shopping cart at a specific store for carryout. Sets up the browser so the Domino's website recognizes the cart. Call this before add_product_to_cart if no store has been selected yet.
get_deal Get details for a specific deal or coupon by its code. Requires a store ID and cart ID to check deal availability.
get_checkout_summary Get the full checkout summary including cart total, payment options, and all products. Use this before placing an order to review the total.
find_stores_by_address Find nearby Domino's stores using a Google Place ID. Get a place_id by calling search_address first. Optionally filter by service method (DELIVERY or CARRYOUT).
get_menu_categories List all menu categories (e.g., Specialty Pizzas, Wings, Desserts, Drinks). Use the category ID with get_category_products to browse items. Optionally scope to a specific store's menu.
get_category_products List all products (menu items) within a menu category. Use the category_id from get_menu_categories. Common categories: BuildYourOwn, Specialty, Bread, Tots, Wings, Dessert, Pasta, Sandwich, GSalad, Drinks, Sides.
place_order_cash Place the current order with Cash payment (pay at pickup). This navigates to checkout, selects Cash, and submits the order. The AI should always confirm with the user before calling this tool.
get_saved_addresses List all saved delivery addresses on the customer account. Returns address type, street, city, state, ZIP, and nickname.
add_deal_to_cart Apply a deal or coupon code to the cart. The deal may automatically add or discount products.
get_loyalty_rewards Get the count of available loyalty rewards the customer can redeem. Optionally scoped to a specific store and cart.
get_customer Get the currently logged-in customer profile including name, email, and phone number.
remove_deal_from_cart Remove a deal/coupon from the cart by its deal code.
search_address Autocomplete an address string to get place IDs. Use the returned place_id with find_stores_by_address to locate nearby stores. The service_method determines whether to search for delivery or carryout stores.
list_surveys List surveys in the current PostHog project. Surveys collect user feedback via popover, button, email, or API.
update_feature_flag Update an existing feature flag. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
get_survey Get detailed information about a specific survey including its type, dates, and archive status.
delete_feature_flag Delete a feature flag by marking it as deleted (soft delete).
get_experiment Get detailed information about a specific experiment including its dates and feature flag key.
get_insight Get detailed information about a specific insight including its query configuration and dashboard associations.
get_person Get detailed information about a specific person including their properties and distinct IDs.
get_cohort Get detailed information about a specific cohort including its person count and calculation status.
list_persons List persons (users) tracked in the current PostHog project. Supports search by name, email, or distinct ID.
list_insights List insights (trends, funnels, retention, paths, etc.) in the current PostHog project. Insights are the core analytics visualizations.
list_actions List actions in the current PostHog project. Actions are groups of events defined by matching rules.
get_feature_flag Get detailed information about a specific feature flag including its key, rollout configuration, and tags.
list_feature_flags List feature flags in the current PostHog project. Supports filtering by active status and search query.
create_experiment Create a new A/B test experiment. Requires a name and feature flag key.
run_trends_query Run a time series trends query over events. Returns data points per interval (day, week, month, hour). Supports multiple series, math aggregations (total, unique users, average, sum, min, max), and breakdowns by property. Easier to use than raw HogQL for standard time series charts.
create_insight Create a new saved insight in the current PostHog project. Provide a HogQL query string and the insight will be created as a HogQL visualization. Optionally specify a name, description, and dashboard to add it to.
list_event_definitions List all event types that have been sent to the current PostHog project. Returns event names with 30-day volume and last-seen timestamps. Useful for discovering what events are being tracked before querying them.
list_property_definitions List all property definitions (event properties, person properties, or group properties) in the current PostHog project. Returns property names and types. Use type filter to scope: "event" for event properties, "person" for person properties.
create_feature_flag Create a new boolean feature flag. The key must be unique within the project and is used in code to check the flag.
list_cohorts List cohorts in the current PostHog project. Cohorts are groups of persons defined by shared properties or behaviors.
update_insight Update an existing insight. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
get_action Get detailed information about a specific action including its tags and calculation status.
delete_insight Delete an insight by marking it as deleted (soft delete).
get_project_keys List client keys (DSNs) for a Sentry project. The DSN is needed to initialize the Sentry SDK
list_issue_events List the events (occurrences) for a specific Sentry issue. Each event represents a single occurrence
list_project_environments List environments for a Sentry project. Returns environment names and visibility status.
list_issue_tags List tag distributions for a Sentry issue. Shows which browsers, operating systems, releases,
list_monitors List cron monitors for the current Sentry organization. Monitors track scheduled jobs (crons)
get_release Get detailed information about a specific release, including commit count, deploy count,
list_alerts List alert rules for the current Sentry organization. Returns alert name, status, type, and associated project.
update_conversation Update a conversation name by UUID. Renames the conversation to the specified name.
list_transactions List transactions in the active YNAB plan. Returns all transactions sorted by date (newest first). Optionally filter by account ID. Results include amount, payee, category, cleared status, and memo.
get_transaction Get details for a specific transaction by its ID. Returns full transaction data including any split subtransactions.
move_category_budget Move budgeted money between categories or to/from Ready to Assign for a specific month. Omit from_category_id to move money out of Ready to Assign; omit to_category_id to move money back to Ready to Assign. Both null is invalid.
create_transaction Create a new transaction in the active YNAB plan. Amount is in currency units (e.g. -42.50 for a $42.50 expense, 1500 for $1500 income). Negative amounts are outflows (expenses), positive amounts are inflows (income).
delete_category_group Delete a category group and all of its child categories from the active YNAB plan. This is a soft delete (tombstone). Internal/non-deletable groups (Credit Card Payments, Hidden Categories, Internal Master Category) cannot be deleted.
delete_category Delete a category from the active YNAB plan. This is a soft delete (tombstone). Existing transactions assigned to this category remain in place but the category will no longer appear in budget views.
delete_transaction Delete a transaction from the active YNAB plan. This marks the transaction as deleted (soft delete). Transfer transactions cannot be deleted through this tool — delete them directly in YNAB.
update_transaction Update an existing transaction in the active YNAB plan. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged. Amount is in currency units (negative for expenses, positive for income). Transfers and split transactions cannot be updated through this tool — edit them directly in YNAB.
update_category_budget Set the budgeted amount for a category in a specific month. Amount is in currency units (e.g. 500 to budget $500). The month should be in YYYY-MM format (e.g. 2026-03 for March 2026).
list_categories List category groups and categories in the active YNAB plan. Returns budgeted amounts, activity, and available balances for the current month. Hidden and deleted categories are excluded by default — pass include_hidden=true to also see hidden categories (useful for editing budgets on hidden categories).
get_month Get budget summary and category details for a specific month. Returns the month overview (income, budgeted, activity, Ready to Assign) plus per-category breakdowns. Month format is YYYY-MM-DD using the first of the month (e.g. 2026-03-01).
create_category Create a new category in an existing category group. Optionally set an initial goal: "set_aside" (set aside X per cadence), "refill" (refill the balance up to X per cadence), "target_balance" (have a balance of X), or "target_by_date" (have a balance of X by a specific date). NEED-style goals (set_aside, refill) accept weekly/monthly/yearly cadence. Debt goals are not supported for new categories — they only apply to existing debt-account categories.
list_payees List all payees in the active YNAB plan. Payees represent merchants, employers, or transfer targets. Excludes deleted payees.
create_category_group Create a new category group in the active YNAB plan.
list_months List all budget months in the active YNAB plan. Returns income, budgeted, activity, and Ready to Assign amounts for each month. Sorted from most recent to oldest.
snooze_category_goal Snooze a category goal for a specific month so it does not appear as needing funding for that month. Pass snooze=false to un-snooze.
list_scheduled_transactions List all scheduled (recurring) transactions in the active YNAB plan. Returns frequency, next occurrence date, amount, payee, and category for each.
update_category Rename a category, change its group, set/clear its goal, or hide/unhide it. Only specified fields change; omitted fields remain unchanged. Goal types: "set_aside" / "refill" (recurring NEED with optional cadence), "target_balance" (have $X), "target_by_date" (have $X by date), "debt" (recurring debt payment), or "none" to clear an existing goal.
list_pins List all pinned items in a Slack channel including messages and files.
list_stars List all starred/saved items for the authenticated user. On Enterprise Grid, tries the modern saved.list API first, then falls back to stars.list.
get_user_info Get detailed information about a Slack user including name, display name, and admin status.
archive_channel Archive a Slack channel. Archived channels are hidden from the channel list but messages are preserved. Members can still search archived channel history.
list_channel_members List member user IDs of a Slack channel with cursor-based pagination. Returns user IDs — use get_user_info to resolve a specific user ID to a name/profile, or list_users to get all workspace users with names.
set_status Update the current authenticated user's status text and emoji. Pass empty strings to clear the status. Optionally set an expiration time.
unstar_file Remove a star from a Slack file.
set_snooze Enable Do Not Disturb mode for the specified number of minutes. Pauses all notifications.
get_dnd_status Get the current Do Not Disturb status for the authenticated user, including scheduled DND times and active snooze status.
complete_reminder Mark a Slack reminder as complete. Use list_reminders to find reminder IDs.
unstar_message Remove a star from a Slack message.
list_reminders List all reminders for the authenticated user, including pending and completed reminders.
reply_to_thread Reply to a message thread in Slack. Posts a reply linked to the specified parent message.
get_file_info Get detailed information about a Slack file including its metadata, file size, and download URL.
unarchive_channel Unarchive a Slack channel, restoring it to the active channel list. All previous messages and members are preserved.
kick_from_channel Remove a user from a Slack channel. The user will be notified of the removal.
join_channel Join a public Slack channel. Only works for public channels — private channels require an invitation via invite_to_channel.
react_to_message Add an emoji reaction to a Slack message. Use emoji name without colons (e.g., "thumbsup" not ":thumbsup:").
remove_bookmark Remove a bookmark from a Slack channel. Use list_bookmarks to find bookmark IDs.
get_my_profile Get the current authenticated user's profile including user ID, username, team name, and admin status.
end_snooze End the current Do Not Disturb snooze session and resume notifications.
list_bookmarks List all bookmarks (pinned links) in a Slack channel. Bookmarks appear at the top of the channel and link to external resources like dashboards, runbooks, and documents.
add_bookmark Add a bookmark (pinned link) to a Slack channel. Bookmarks appear at the top of the channel for quick access to external resources.
add_reminder Create a new Slack reminder for the authenticated user. Specify the reminder text and when it should fire as a Unix timestamp.
list_user_groups List all user groups (handle groups) in the Slack workspace. User groups are @-mentionable teams like @engineering or @oncall-payments.
delete_reminder Delete a Slack reminder. Use list_reminders to find reminder IDs.
leave_channel Leave a Slack channel. You will stop receiving notifications and the channel will be removed from your sidebar.
star_file Add a star to a Slack file for quick access later.
list_user_group_members List member user IDs of a specific user group. Use list_user_groups to find group IDs, then get_user_info to resolve user IDs to names.
rename_channel Rename a Slack channel. Names must be lowercase, max 80 chars, using hyphens instead of spaces.
list_active_carts List all active shopping carts across all retailers. Returns cart ID, item count, and retailer name for each cart.
delete_cart Delete a shopping cart and all its items. This action cannot be undone. Use list_active_carts to find cart IDs.
update_cart_items Add, update, or remove items in a shopping cart. Each update specifies an item ID and a quantity. Set quantity to 0 to remove an item. Set quantity > 0 to add or update. The item ID format is "items_{shopId}-{productId}" (e.g. "items_121560-7079"). Returns the updated cart.
get_location_context Get the current delivery location context including zone ID, postal code, and coordinates. This context is needed for search and store queries. The data comes from the active session — no API call is made.
get_entity Get detailed information about a specific monitored entity by its GUID.
list_nrql_conditions List NRQL-based alert conditions for an account. Optionally filter by policy ID. NRQL conditions trigger alerts when a NRQL query result crosses a threshold.
update_nrql_condition Update an existing NRQL alert condition. All fields are required — this replaces the entire condition definition.
delete_entity_tags Delete tags from an entity by tag key. Removes all values for the specified keys.
list_alert_policies List alert policies for a New Relic account. Policies group related alert conditions together and define the incident preference (per-policy, per-condition, or per-condition-and-target).
run_nrql_query Execute a NRQL (New Relic Query Language) query against an account. Returns raw query results. Examples: "SELECT count(*) FROM Transaction SINCE 1 hour ago", "SELECT average(duration) FROM Transaction FACET appName SINCE 1 day ago", "SHOW EVENT TYPES".
delete_alert_policy Permanently delete an alert policy and all its conditions. This action cannot be undone.
create_alert_policy Create a new alert policy. The incident preference controls how incidents are grouped: PER_POLICY (one incident per policy), PER_CONDITION (one per condition), or PER_CONDITION_AND_TARGET (one per condition and target).
search_entities Search for monitored entities (applications, hosts, dashboards, synthetic monitors, etc.) by query. Use domain filters like \"domain IN ('APM', 'INFRA', 'BROWSER')\" or type filters like \"type = 'APPLICATION'\". Combine with name search: \"name LIKE 'my-app'\".
create_nrql_condition Create a NRQL-based static alert condition. The condition evaluates the NRQL query and triggers when the result crosses the critical threshold.
list_entity_tags List all tags on a specific entity. Tags are key-value pairs used for filtering and organizing entities.
delete_nrql_condition Permanently delete a NRQL alert condition. This action cannot be undone.
add_entity_tags Add tags to an entity. Each tag is a key-value pair. Adding a tag with an existing key appends the value.
get_property Get detailed information about a specific property on Booking.com by searching for it. Provide the property name and city to find it, along with check-in/check-out dates for pricing.
get_genius_status Get the current user's Booking.com Genius loyalty program status including level, completed bookings, and active benefits.
navigate_to_property Navigate the browser to a specific property page on Booking.com. The user can then view photos, reviews, room options, and book directly. Provide check-in/check-out dates for pricing.
search_destinations Search for destinations on Booking.com by text query. Returns matching cities, regions, countries, landmarks, and hotels with their destination IDs. Use the returned dest_id and dest_type for more precise property searches.
list_trips List the current user's trips and bookings on Booking.com. Returns upcoming and past bookings with property details, dates, and status.
get_property_reviews Get the review summary for a property on Booking.com by searching for it. Returns the overall score, score breakdown by category, and review count. For individual review text, use navigate_to_property to open the property page.
search_properties Search for hotels, apartments, and other properties on Booking.com by destination, dates, and guests. Returns up to 25 results per page with pricing, ratings, and location details. Use offset for pagination.
list_wishlists List the current user's saved wishlists on Booking.com. Returns wishlist names, item counts, and cover images.
get_field_choices Get the available choices for a single-select or multi-select field. Returns choice IDs, names, and colors. Use the choice ID (sel prefix) when setting cell values for select fields.
list_records List all records (rows) in a table. Returns record IDs, creation times, and cell values keyed by field ID. Use get_base_schema first to learn the field IDs and their types.
get_base_schema Get the full schema of an Airtable base including all tables, fields (columns), and views. Use this to understand the structure before reading or writing records.
update_cell Update a single cell value in a record. The value format depends on the field type: text fields accept strings, number fields accept numbers, select fields accept an object like {"id": "selXxx"}, and so on. Use get_base_schema to discover field IDs and types.
get_record Get a single record (row) by its ID. Returns all cell values for the record.
get_record_activity Get the activity history and comments for a record. Returns a chronological list of changes (cell updates, record creation, comments, etc.) with user attribution.
navigate_to_project Navigate the current Hex tab to a project app or logic route. The tool returns immediately after setting the browser location.
get_project_cells Get cells from a Hex project version, including labels, types, result variables, data connection IDs, and source text when requested. Use this to inspect existing dashboard logic and SQL.
upsert_dashboard_layout Create Hex app/dashboard grid rows that place existing project cells into the draft app layout. Use this after creating or updating dashboard SQL/text cells so the app canvas renders those outputs. It can replace existing grid rows or delete specific grid row IDs first; it does not publish the app.
list_statuses List project statuses configured for the current Hex organization, including the default status ID and Magic availability flag.
get_current_context Read the active Hex browser context. Returns the current instance origin, organization ID, route section, project ID when present, URL, and page title.
list_recent_threads List recent Hex Ask threads for the authenticated user. Returns thread IDs, titles, type, and timestamps with cursor pagination.
create_text_cell Create a text cell in a Hex project draft using Hex atomic operations. The cell can be shown in the app/dashboard view and is useful for dashboard headings, section labels, and notes.
get_cell_result Read the latest execution status and result rows for a Hex cell from the active project notebook runtime. The project logic tab must be open so Hex app-session state is loaded. Returns parsed display-table rows when available, plus SQL status and execution errors.
get_product_versions Get Hex product version metadata including app, client, kernel, and sidecar versions reported by the current web client.
run_project Trigger a Hex project draft run through the project logic session. Provide priority_cell_ids to prioritize specific query cells, or omit them to run the project normally. This starts execution and returns run metadata; query result rows are not returned by this tool.
update_sql_cell Update the SQL source and optionally the data connection or result variable for an existing Hex SQL cell in the project draft. If contents_id is omitted, the tool reads the draft cells to resolve it from the cell ID.
create_input_cell Create an input/parameter cell in a Hex project draft using Hex atomic operations. Use DATE input cells with DATETIME output to create visible app filters that SQL cells can reference through Hex variables.
create_sql_cell Create a SQL query cell in a Hex project draft and set its SQL source. Optionally trigger a project run after creating the query. Use list_data_connections first when the query must run against a specific warehouse connection.
list_data_connections List data connections available from the current Hex organization home sidebar. Returns IDs, names, types, and descriptions when reported by Hex.
list_explores List Hex explores ordered by creation date descending. Returns IDs, titles, descriptions, creators, timestamps, and pagination metadata.
list_starred_projects List Hex projects starred by the current user in the current organization. Returns project metadata, permissions, owners, status, categories, and URLs.
search_projects Search Hex projects in the current organization by text. Returns the same project metadata as list_projects and supports cursor pagination.
list_published_apps List published Hex apps visible in the current organization. Returns published projects with permissions, owners, status, categories, and URLs.
run_cell_and_get_result Run a single Hex project cell by prioritizing it in the draft app session, then wait for Hex runtime state to expose the terminal cell status and parsed display-table rows. Use this for agent iteration after changing SQL because it verifies the new query result instead of only confirming that Hex accepted a run request.
get_article_links Get the internal Wikipedia links from an article. Returns titles of all linked articles. Useful for exploring related topics.
get_random_articles Get random Wikipedia articles. Returns article IDs and titles. Useful for discovering content or selecting a random topic.
compare_revisions Compare two revisions of a Wikipedia article to see what changed. Returns a text diff showing additions and deletions. Provide two revision IDs from get_revisions.
get_article_categories Get the categories that a Wikipedia article belongs to. Returns category titles. Supports pagination via continue token.
get_article Get a Wikipedia article summary including the introduction extract, description, thumbnail, protection status, and URL. Use get_article_sections for the full table of contents, or get_section_content to read a specific section.
get_backlinks Get the pages that link to a specific Wikipedia article (also known as "What links here"). Useful for understanding how widely referenced an article is.
get_featured_content Get Wikipedia's featured content for a specific date: Today's Featured Article, most-read articles, and On This Day events. Uses the Wikimedia REST API.
get_page_summary Get a concise summary of a Wikipedia article using the Wikimedia REST API. Returns a clean extract, description, thumbnail, original image, and desktop/mobile URLs. Lighter than get_article.
opensearch Autocomplete search for Wikipedia article titles. Returns matching titles and their URLs. Faster and lighter than search_articles — use this for title suggestions and quick lookups.
get_article_sections Get the table of contents (section headings) of a Wikipedia article. Returns section index, heading level, heading text, and anchor. Use the section index with get_section_content to read individual sections.
search_articles Search Wikipedia articles by keyword. Returns matching articles with snippets, word counts, and timestamps. Supports pagination via offset.
get_category_members Get the pages that belong to a specific Wikipedia category. Returns article titles. The category name should include the "Category:" prefix (e.g., "Category:Programming languages").
get_article_languages Get the list of languages an article is available in. Returns language codes, article titles in each language, and URLs.
get_user_contributions Get recent edits made by a Wikipedia user. Returns edited articles, revision IDs, timestamps, edit summaries, and page sizes.
get_revisions Get the edit history (revisions) of a Wikipedia article. Returns revision IDs, editors, timestamps, edit summaries, and page sizes. Ordered from newest to oldest.
get_recent_changes Get recent edits made across Wikipedia. Returns article titles, editors, timestamps, edit summaries, and size changes. Filtered to article namespace (main content) edits only.
get_page_views Get the daily page view counts for a Wikipedia article over a date range. Uses the Wikimedia REST API. Dates must be in YYYYMMDD format. Maximum range is 365 days.
get_section_content Get the plain text content of a specific section of a Wikipedia article. Use get_article_sections first to find section indexes. Section 0 returns the article introduction.
get_myself Get the profile of the currently authenticated Jira user.
transition_issue Transition a Jira issue to a new status. Use get_transitions to find available transition IDs for an issue.
get_transitions Get available status transitions for a Jira issue. Use this to find transition IDs before calling transition_issue.
add_watcher Add a user as a watcher on a Jira issue. The user will receive notifications for issue updates.
link_issues Create a link between two Jira issues. Common link types: "Blocks", "is blocked by", "relates to", "duplicates".
list_sprints List sprints for a Jira board. Returns sprint name, state, and dates.
list_issue_types List available issue types for the Jira instance. Use this to find valid issue type names for create_issue.
assign_issue Assign a Jira issue to a user, or unassign it by passing null. Use search_users to find account IDs.
list_priorities List available priority levels for the Jira instance. Use this to find valid priority names for create_issue and update_issue.
add_comment Add a comment to a Jira issue.
create_inline_comment Create an inline comment on specific text in a Confluence page. The comment is anchored to the selected text and appears as a margin note. Provide the exact text to anchor to, the total number of matches of that text on the page, and which match (0-based index) to anchor to.
list_page_versions List version history of a Confluence page. Shows who edited the page and when.
remove_label Remove a label from a Confluence page by label name. Use list_labels to see which labels are on the page.
list_inline_comments List inline comments on a Confluence page. Inline comments are anchored to specific text in the page body. Filter by resolution status to see open, resolved, or dangling comments.
list_spaces List Confluence spaces with optional pagination
add_label Add a label to a Confluence page
get_page_children List the child pages of a Confluence page. Useful for navigating the page tree.
list_comment_replies List replies (child comments) on a Confluence comment. Works for both inline and footer comments. Specify the comment type to use the correct API endpoint.
list_page_attachments List attachments on a Confluence page. Returns file names, sizes, and download URLs.
list_iterations List all iterations (sprints) in the workspace. Returns iteration name, date range, and status.
get_story Get detailed information about a specific story by its numeric ID. Returns full story data including labels, story links, comment IDs, and task IDs.
create_iteration Create a new iteration (sprint). Requires name, start date, and end date.
update_epic Update an existing epic. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
search_epics Search for epics by text query. Returns matching epics with pagination.
list_epic_stories List all stories that belong to a specific epic.
list_epics List all epics in the workspace. Returns epics with name, state, and associated labels.
update_story Update an existing story. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
get_iteration Get detailed information about a specific iteration (sprint) by its numeric ID.
create_story_link Create a relationship between two stories. Types: "blocks" (subject blocks object), "duplicates" (subject duplicates object), "relates to" (bidirectional).
create_story_comment Add a comment to a story. Supports Markdown formatting.
list_story_comments List all comments on a story, ordered by creation date.
update_iteration Update an existing iteration. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
search_stories Search for stories by text query. Uses Shortcut search operators (e.g., "is:started", "type:bug", "label:backend"). Returns paginated results.
list_objectives List all objectives in the workspace. Objectives are high-level goals that epics work toward.
delete_story Permanently delete a story by its numeric ID. This action cannot be undone.
get_epic Get detailed information about a specific epic by its numeric ID.
list_iteration_stories List all stories that belong to a specific iteration (sprint).
delete_epic Permanently delete an epic by its numeric ID. This action cannot be undone.
create_epic Create a new epic. Requires a name. Optionally set description, state, deadline, owners, and labels.
get_app_details Get detailed information about a Steam app by its ID. Returns name, description, price, platforms, genres, categories, release date, metacritic score, and more. Prices are in cents.
search_store Search the Steam store for games, DLC, software, and other apps by keyword. Returns matching items with name, type, price, and thumbnail image. Prices are in cents (e.g., 5999 = $59.99).
ignore_app Mark an app as ignored so it no longer appears in recommendations and discovery queues. The app can be unignored later with unignore_app.
generate_discovery_queue Generate a new personalized discovery queue of game recommendations. Returns a list of app IDs tailored to the user's preferences and library. Use get_app_details to look up each app.
get_app_user_details Get the current user's relationship with a specific app: whether they own it, whether it's on their wishlist, and which friends also own it with their playtime.
remove_from_wishlist Remove a game from the current user's Steam wishlist by app ID. Returns the updated wishlist count.
get_app_reviews Get user reviews for a Steam app. Returns a review summary (total counts, score label) and individual reviews with text, vote, playtime, and author info. Use cursor for pagination.
add_to_wishlist Add a game to the current user's Steam wishlist by app ID. Returns the updated wishlist count. Fails if the app is already wishlisted or does not exist.
get_featured_categories Get games from featured store categories: specials (on sale), top sellers, new releases, and coming soon. Each category contains games with pricing info. Prices are in cents.
get_popular_tags Get the most popular tags on Steam. Tags categorize games by genre, theme, and features (e.g., "Indie", "Action", "Roguelike"). Useful for discovering game categories.
follow_app Follow a Steam app to receive notifications about updates, news, and events. The app will appear in your followed apps list.
get_featured Get currently featured games on the Steam store front page. Returns featured games for Windows, Mac, and Linux with pricing info. Prices are in cents.
unignore_app Remove an app from the ignored list so it appears in recommendations and discovery queues again.
get_user_data Get the current user's Steam store data including wishlisted app IDs, owned app IDs, owned package IDs, followed apps, ignored apps, recommended tags, and cart item count. Returns ID arrays — use get_app_details to resolve app names.
get_savings_summary Get a savings breakdown showing RedCard savings, Target Circle offer savings, promotional savings, and totals. Covers the configured date range (typically the current year).
get_store Get detailed information about a specific Target store by its store ID. Returns name, address, phone, and status.
remove_cart_item Remove an item from the Target shopping cart. Get cart_item_id from get_cart.
list_shopping_lists List all of the user's Target shopping lists including the default shopping list and any custom lists. Returns list name, type, item count, and last modified date.
find_nearby_stores Find Target stores near a ZIP code or city name. Returns store name, address, phone number, and distance. Default radius is 50 miles.
update_cart_item_quantity Update the quantity of an item in the Target cart. Get cart_item_id from get_cart. Set quantity to the new desired amount.
get_loyalty_details Get Target Circle loyalty account details including earnings balance, lifetime savings, community votes, enrollment date, and bonus offer slots.
apply_promo_code Apply a promotion code or coupon to the Target shopping cart.
get_shopping_list Get items in a specific Target shopping list by its list ID. Use list_shopping_lists to find list IDs.
get_reading_list Get the current user's reading list (saved/bookmarked posts) on Medium.
unfollow_tag Unfollow a Medium tag/topic to stop seeing posts about it in your feed.
get_tag_feed Get personalized posts for a specific tag/topic. Returns recent and recommended posts for the given tag slug.
search_tags Search for Medium tags/topics by keyword. Returns matching tags with post counts.
list_recommended_tags Get personalized recommended tags/topics. Returns popular and trending tags tailored to the user.
follow_tag Follow a Medium tag/topic to see more posts about it in your feed.
get_notification_count Get the number of unread notifications for the current Medium user.
get_post_responses Get responses (comments) on a Medium post. Returns the response count, response posts, and an opaque next_cursor. Pass next_cursor back as cursor to fetch the next page — this is the only way to retrieve responses past the first page.
get_recommended_publishers Get personalized publisher recommendations — users and publications to follow based on your interests.
clap_post Clap (like) a Medium post. Each user can clap up to 50 times per post. Returns the updated clap count.
search_collections Search for Medium publications/collections by keyword. Returns matching publications with subscriber counts.
get_collection Get detailed information about a Medium publication/collection by its ID.
get_attraction Get detailed information about a TripAdvisor attraction or thing to do including ratings, address, and AI review summary. Provide the attraction URL path.
check_saved Check whether a location (restaurant, hotel, or attraction) is saved/bookmarked by the current user. Requires the location ID.
list_restaurants List restaurants in a city or area on TripAdvisor. Returns a page of restaurant listings with names, ratings, and URLs. Uses the geo-based restaurant listing page URL. Use offset URLs for pagination (e.g., "-oa30-" for page 2).
get_neighborhood Get information about the neighborhood of a restaurant, hotel, or attraction on TripAdvisor including the neighborhood description. Extracted from the detail page SSR data.
list_hotels List hotels in a city or area on TripAdvisor. Returns a page of hotel listings. Uses the geo-based hotel listing page URL.
get_hotel Get detailed information about a TripAdvisor hotel including ratings, address, AI review summary, and price range. Provide the hotel URL path.
get_breadcrumbs Get the location hierarchy (breadcrumbs) for any TripAdvisor page. Returns the trail from country → state → city → location. Useful for discovering parent geo URLs for listing pages.
get_restaurant_awards Get MICHELIN Guide awards and other accolades for a restaurant. Returns award details including stars, Bib Gourmand status, and MICHELIN review text. Requires the restaurant location ID.
get_reviews Get reviews for a TripAdvisor location (restaurant, hotel, or attraction). Returns the most recent reviews with ratings, text, and author info. Use offset in the URL path to paginate (e.g., "-or15-" for page 2).
list_attractions List attractions and things to do in a city or area on TripAdvisor. Returns a page of attraction listings. Uses the geo-based attraction listing page URL.
list_usage_triggers List usage triggers configured on the account.
create_messaging_service Create a new messaging service for sending SMS/MMS at scale.
create_api_key Create a new API key. The secret is only returned once at creation time — store it securely.
get_verify_service Get a specific verification service by its SID.
list_usage_records List account usage records. Optionally filter by category (e.g., sms, calls) and date range.
get_call Get a specific voice call by its SID.
delete_api_key Delete an API key by its SID. This action is permanent and cannot be undone.
list_verify_services List verification services configured on the account.
create_application Create a new TwiML application for handling voice and SMS webhooks.
list_api_keys List API keys on the account.
get_balance Get the current account balance including currency.
delete_recording Delete a recording by its SID. This action is permanent and cannot be undone.
update_phone_number Update configuration for an incoming phone number. Change the friendly name, voice/SMS webhook URLs, HTTP methods, or status callback.
list_subaccounts List all subaccounts under the current Twilio account. Returns account SIDs, names, and statuses.
get_messaging_service Get a specific messaging service by its SID.
list_calls List voice calls. Supports filtering by recipient, sender, and call status.
get_recording Get a specific call recording by its SID.
list_messaging_services List messaging services configured on the account.
create_call Initiate a voice call. Requires a TwiML URL that returns instructions for the call.
list_phone_numbers List incoming phone numbers on the account with their capabilities, voice/SMS URLs, and status.
search_available_numbers Search for available local phone numbers that can be purchased. Filter by country, area code, or number pattern.
list_recordings List call recordings. Optionally filter by the call SID they belong to.
get_application Get a specific TwiML application by its SID.
update_call Modify an in-progress call. Use this to redirect a call to a new TwiML URL or to end a call by setting its status to "completed" or "canceled".
get_phone_number Get detailed information about a specific incoming phone number by its SID.
list_applications List TwiML applications. Optionally search by friendly name.
create_verify_service Create a new verification service for sending OTP codes via SMS, call, or email.
list_caller_ids List verified outgoing caller IDs on the account. These are phone numbers verified for use as caller ID.
get_alert Get a specific alert by its SID from Twilio Monitor.
list_trending Get currently trending titles on Netflix. Returns popular movies and shows that are trending in the user\'s region. This reads the "Trending Now" row from the Netflix homepage.
rate_title Rate a Netflix movie or TV show using the thumbs rating system. Netflix uses three rating levels: thumbs up, thumbs way up (love it), and thumbs down. Pass "THUMBS_UP", "THUMBS_WAY_UP", "THUMBS_DOWN", or "THUMBS_UNRATED" to clear a rating.
list_continue_watching Get titles the user has started but not finished watching. Returns movies and shows with their bookmark positions. Useful for resuming playback or seeing what the user was recently watching.
navigate_to_title Navigate the browser to a Netflix title page. This opens the detail view for a movie or TV show where the user can see more info or start playback. Use search_titles or get_title to find the video ID first.
navigate_to_genre Navigate the browser to a Netflix genre browse page. Common genre IDs: 83 (TV Shows), 34399 (Movies), 1365 (Action), 5763 (Drama), 6548 (Comedy), 8933 (Thriller), 7424 (Anime), 2243108 (Korean TV), 26065 (Sci-Fi), 8711 (Horror), 10118 (Comic & Superhero), 13335 (Reality TV), 11559 (Stand-Up Comedy), 6839 (Documentaries).
get_seasons Get the season and episode list for a Netflix TV show. Returns all seasons with their episodes, including episode titles, runtimes, and watch progress. Only works for TV shows (not movies).
search_titles Search Netflix for movies and TV shows by keyword. Returns matching titles with metadata including type, rating, synopsis, and watch status. Use this to find specific content on Netflix.
list_top_10 Get the Netflix Top 10 list for the user\'s region. Returns the most-watched titles currently ranking on Netflix. Optionally filter by "tv" or "movie".
list_genre_titles Browse Netflix titles by genre ID. Common genre IDs: 83 (TV Shows), 34399 (Movies), 1365 (Action), 5763 (Drama), 6548 (Comedy), 8933 (Thriller), 7424 (Anime), 2243108 (Korean TV), 26065 (Sci-Fi), 8711 (Horror), 10118 (Comic & Superhero), 13335 (Reality TV), 11559 (Stand-Up Comedy), 6839 (Documentaries). Navigate to netflix.com/browse/genre/<id> to discover more genre IDs.
list_profiles List all profiles on the Netflix account. Returns each profile with its name, avatar, and whether it is the currently active profile.
add_to_my_list Add a movie or TV show to the current Netflix profile\'s "My List". Use search_titles or get_title to find the video ID first.
list_my_list Get all titles in the current Netflix profile\'s "My List" (saved titles). Returns movies and shows the user has added to their list.
play_title Start playing a Netflix movie or TV show in the browser. Navigates directly to the Netflix player for the given video ID. For TV shows, pass the specific episode video ID to play that episode.
remove_from_my_list Remove a movie or TV show from the current Netflix profile\'s "My List". Use list_my_list to see what is currently in the list.
get_title_details Get comprehensive details about a Netflix title including content advisory, quality badges, and user rating. More detailed than get_title — use this when you need content advisories or playback badges.
get_title Get detailed information about a Netflix movie or TV show by its video ID. Returns title metadata including synopsis, rating, watch status, and whether it is in My List. Use search_titles to find video IDs.
get_wishlist_items Get the wishlists that contain specific listings. Returns which wishlists each listing belongs to.
get_header_info Get the Airbnb header navigation data including menu items, avatar URL, and unread message count.
is_host Check whether the current user is an Airbnb home host.
get_listing_from_page Extract listing details from the current Airbnb listing page. Navigate to a listing page first, then call this tool to read the listing data.
get_message_thread Get the full message history of a thread including all messages and participants. Use the thread_id from list_message_threads.
get_map_viewport_info Get the localized location name for a map bounding box and zoom level.
get_search_results Extract search results from the current Airbnb search page. Navigate to a search page first, then call this tool to read the results.
get_inbox_filters Get the available inbox filter categories and their unread message counts.
get_user_thumbnail Get a user thumbnail image URL by their numeric user ID. Returns both standard and medium-sized thumbnails.
list_message_threads List message threads from the user's inbox. Supports filtering by category (all, traveling, support).
search_subscriptions Search subscriptions using Stripe search syntax. Example queries: "status:\'active\'", "customer:\'cus_xxx\'".
update_customer Update an existing customer. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
finalize_invoice Finalize a draft invoice, transitioning it to open status. After finalization, the invoice can be sent to the customer or paid automatically.
list_products List products in your Stripe account. Returns products sorted by creation date (newest first). Use starting_after for cursor-based pagination.
create_product Create a new product. Products describe the specific goods or services you offer to your customers.
list_prices List prices in your Stripe account. Optionally filter by product. Returns prices sorted by creation date (newest first).
list_balance_transactions List balance transactions (charges, refunds, payouts, etc.) showing how funds flow through your account.
create_customer Create a new customer in your Stripe account.
void_invoice Void an open invoice. The invoice will be marked as void and no payment will be collected.
get_price Get detailed information about a specific price by its ID.
search_payment_intents Search payment intents using Stripe search syntax. Example queries: "status:\'succeeded\'", "customer:\'cus_xxx\'", "amount>1000".
search_invoices Search invoices using Stripe search syntax. Example queries: "status:\'open\'", "customer:\'cus_xxx\'", "total>5000".
create_price Create a new price for a product. Prices define how much and how often to charge for a product.
create_invoice Create a new draft invoice for a customer. After creation, add invoice items and then finalize it.
get_invoice Get detailed information about a specific invoice by its ID.
get_subscription Get detailed information about a specific subscription by its ID.
list_payment_intents List payment intents in your Stripe account. Returns payment intents sorted by creation date (newest first).
delete_customer Permanently delete a customer and all their subscriptions and payment sources. This cannot be undone.
search_customers Search customers using Stripe search syntax. Example queries: \"email:'test@example.com'\", \"name:'John'\", \"metadata['key']:'value'\".
update_product Update an existing product. Only specified fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged.
list_customers List customers in your Stripe account. Returns customers sorted by creation date (newest first). Use starting_after for cursor-based pagination.
get_payment_intent Get detailed information about a specific payment intent by its ID.
add_ip_access_entry Add an IP address or CIDR block to the access list for the current MongoDB Atlas project, allowing network access from that address.
get_user_security Get the authentication security settings for the current MongoDB Atlas project including LDAP authentication, LDAP authorization, and custom X.509 certificate authority status.
list_ip_access_list List all IP access list entries (IP whitelist) for the current MongoDB Atlas project.
list_organization_teams List all teams in the current MongoDB Atlas organization with member counts.
get_deployment_status Get the current deployment status for the MongoDB Atlas project including goal state, version conflicts, draft status, and in-progress jobs.
list_organization_projects List all projects (groups) in the current MongoDB Atlas organization with cluster, user, and alert counts.
delete_ip_access_entry Remove an IP address or CIDR block from the access list for the current MongoDB Atlas project.
list_network_peering List all network peering connections for the current MongoDB Atlas project including provider, status, VPC ID, and CIDR block.
list_alert_configs List all alert configurations for the current MongoDB Atlas project including event type, enabled status, and alert type.
get_billing_plan Get the billing plan for the current MongoDB Atlas organization including plan type, display name, and whether it is a paid plan.
get_asset_categories Get the categories that a cryptocurrency asset belongs to (e.g. "Currencies", "DeFi", "Layer 2"). Use get_asset_by_symbol to find the asset UUID first.
delete_price_alert Delete an existing price alert by its UUID. Use list_price_alerts to find alert UUIDs.
remove_watchlist_item Remove an asset from a watchlist. Use list_watchlists to find the watchlist item UUID for the asset you want to remove.
get_asset_price Get the current price of a cryptocurrency asset by UUID. Returns the latest price, timestamp, and quote currency. Use get_asset_by_symbol or get_asset_by_slug first to find the UUID if needed.
get_asset_networks Get the blockchain networks that support a cryptocurrency asset, including network name, EVM chain ID, and token contract address. Useful for identifying which chains an asset can be sent/received on.
add_watchlist_item Add an asset to a watchlist by providing the watchlist UUID and the asset UUID. Use list_watchlists to find watchlist UUIDs and get_asset_by_symbol/slug to find asset UUIDs.
list_price_alerts List all active price alerts for the authenticated user. Price alerts notify the user when an asset reaches a target price. Returns alert details including target price, direction, and associated asset.
get_asset_by_symbol Get detailed information about a cryptocurrency asset by its ticker symbol (e.g. "BTC", "ETH", "SOL"). Returns market data and current price.
get_asset_by_uuid Get detailed information about a cryptocurrency asset by its Coinbase UUID. Returns market data, price, categories, and supported networks.
list_portfolios List all portfolios in the Coinbase account. Most users have a single "Primary" portfolio of type DEFAULT.
create_price_alert Create a price alert for a cryptocurrency asset. You will be notified when the asset price crosses the target price in the specified direction. Use get_asset_by_symbol to find the asset UUID.
get_asset_by_slug Get detailed information about a cryptocurrency asset by its URL slug (e.g. "bitcoin", "ethereum", "solana"). Returns market data and current price.
compare_asset_prices Get current prices for multiple assets in a single request. Provide up to 10 asset UUIDs and receive all their latest prices at once. Useful for comparing prices across assets.
seek_to_position Seek to a specific position in the currently playing track.
get_available_devices List all devices available for Spotify playback. Returns device names, types, active status, and volume levels. Use a device ID from the results with transfer_playback or other playback tools.
get_queue Get the current playback queue including the currently playing track and upcoming tracks. Returns the user's queue as managed by Spotify.
skip_to_next Skip to the next track in the playback queue.
pause_playback Pause the current playback on the user\u2019s active device.
toggle_shuffle Enable or disable shuffle mode for the current playback. When enabled, tracks play in random order.
set_repeat_mode Set the repeat mode for the current playback. Options are "off" (no repeat), "context" (repeat the current context such as album or playlist), and "track" (repeat the current track).
set_volume Set the playback volume on the user\u2019s active device.
get_recently_played Get tracks the user has recently played. Returns up to 50 items with track details and the timestamp of each play. Use before/after cursors for pagination.
get_currently_playing Get the track that is currently playing on the user\u2019s active device.
skip_to_previous Skip to the previous track in the playback queue.
start_playback Start or resume playback. Provide context_uri for an album, playlist, or artist, or uris for specific tracks.
get_artist Get detailed information about a Spotify artist including name, biography, followers, monthly listeners, and top tracks. Provide the artist's Spotify URI (e.g., spotify:artist:0OdUWJ0sBjDrqHygGUXeCF).
get_playback_state Get the current playback state including device, shuffle, repeat mode, progress, and the currently playing track.
add_to_queue Add a track or episode to the end of the playback queue. Requires the Spotify URI of the item (e.g., "spotify:track:4iV5W9uYEdYUVa79Axb7Rh").
get_saved_tracks Get tracks saved in the current user's library. Returns saved tracks with the date they were added.
transfer_playback Transfer playback to a different device. Use get_available_devices to discover device IDs. Optionally start playback on the target device.
get_album Get detailed information about a Spotify album including tracks, artists, release date, label, and copyrights. Provide the album Spotify URI (e.g., spotify:album:4aawyAB9vmqN3uQ7FjRGTy). Tracks are included in the response.
get_question_neighbors Get the previous and next questions relative to a given post within a filtered, sorted list. Pass the same `company`, `type`, and `sortedBy` you would use in `list_questions` so the navigation matches the UI ordering. The previous or next field has empty values when the post is at the start or end of the list.
list_question_comments List comments on a Hack2Hire interview question or coding question. Provide either `postId` (top-level discussion on the post) or `codingQuestionId` (comments anchored to a specific coding question — get this ID from `get_question`'s `codingQuestionIds` field). Each comment includes the body, language label for code snippets, vote scores, view count, reply count, and author identity.
list_questions Search and filter Hack2Hire interview questions. Combine filters to narrow results: `companyTags` (uppercase, e.g. "PINTEREST") returns questions reportedly asked at that company; `type` (ALGORITHM, SD, ML_SD, BLOG) selects the question category; `algorithmTags` filters by topic (e.g. ARRAY, GREEDY, HASH_TABLE, HEAP, TRIE); `stages` filters by interview stage (SCREENING, OA, ONSITE, PHONE); `difficulty` is 1 (Easy), 2 (Medium), or 3 (Hard); `selectedCollectionKey` selects a curated list (e.g. "hack2hire-50-picks", "engineering-problem-picks"). Returns a paginated list with summary fields including the company frequency map, tags, difficulty, and locked/free status.
get_company_question_stats Get the breakdown of tracked questions for a specific company — the total count plus a count per question type (ALGORITHM, SD, ML_SD, BLOG). Also returns the count for every curated collection. Useful for showing how many questions are available before drilling into a list.
get_question Get the full detail of a single Hack2Hire interview question by its post ID, including the markdown content preview, company frequencies, algorithm tags, interview stages, difficulty, and the IDs of any associated coding questions (use those IDs with list_question_comments). For paid (locked) questions the contentPreview field returns a teaser only — full content requires a Hack2Hire premium subscription.
list_my_bookmarks List the authenticated user's bookmarked interview questions. Each record includes the bookmark ID, the bookmarked post ID, when it was bookmarked, and a snapshot of the post (id, type, title, locked status). Optionally filter to a specific postId to check whether the user has bookmarked it.
list_question_coding_problems List the coding problems associated with a post. Each post can have one or more coding problems — for example a multi-part interview question. Returns each coding problem ID and its type (SINGLE_STEP or MULTI_STEP). Use the returned IDs with `list_question_comments` to read comments anchored to the coding problem itself.
list_my_visits List the authenticated user's recently visited interview questions, with the per-question reading status (NEW, READING, COMPLETED) and a snapshot of each linked post. Use this to find what the user has been working on or to filter by reading progress. Optionally filter to a specific postId to check the user's status on it.
get_completed_question_count Get how many questions the authenticated user has marked as COMPLETED, scoped to a single dimension. Provide exactly one of `company` (uppercase company key), `type` (ALGORITHM, SD, ML_SD, BLOG), or `selectedCollectionKey` (e.g. "hack2hire-50-picks"). Useful for showing study progress against a goal.
search_services Search services in the service catalog by name, team, or other attributes.
list_hosts List infrastructure hosts reporting to Datadog. Supports filtering by name and pagination.
list_host_tags List all tags for a specific host, organized by source (e.g., datadog-agent, cloud provider).
update_monitor Update an existing Datadog monitor. Only specified fields are changed.
get_metric_metadata Get metadata for a specific metric including type, description, unit, and integration name.
unmute_monitor Unmute a previously muted monitor so it resumes alerting.
get_synthetics_results Get recent execution results for a synthetic test.
query_timeseries Execute a multi-query timeseries request using the Datadog internal query engine. Supports metrics, logs, spans, and other data sources with formula support.
search_security_signals Search security signals in Datadog Security Monitoring.
get_host_info Get detailed information about a specific host by hostname.
get_host_totals Get the total number of active and up hosts in the organization.
delete_monitor Permanently delete a monitor. This action cannot be undone.
get_monitor_state_history Preview the evaluation results of a monitor over a time range. Shows the timeseries data that the monitor evaluates against.
mute_host Mute a host to suppress all monitor alerts originating from it.
list_metrics List metric names available in Datadog. Filter by prefix to narrow results.
get_permissions List all available permissions in the Datadog organization. Useful for understanding role-based access.
trigger_synthetics_test Trigger an on-demand run of a synthetic test. Returns the triggered results with batch ID.
search_rum_events Search Real User Monitoring (RUM) events. Filter by event type, user, URL, browser, and more using Datadog query syntax (e.g., "@type:error", "@view.url:*/checkout/*", "@usr.id:user123").
list_downtimes List scheduled downtimes (maintenance windows) in the Datadog organization.
create_downtime Create a scheduled downtime (maintenance window) in Datadog.
update_notebook Update an existing Datadog notebook — change name, cells, or time span.
delete_metric_tag_configuration Delete a Metrics without Limits tag configuration. The metric continues to exist, but Datadog resumes indexing all submitted tags for it.
get_monitor Get detailed information about a specific Datadog monitor by its ID.
get_slo Get detailed information about a specific Service Level Objective (SLO) by ID.
list_monitor_downtimes Get downtimes associated with a specific monitor.
get_slo_history Get historical SLO data for a specific timeframe. Returns SLI values, error budget remaining, and uptime data.
cancel_downtime Cancel a scheduled downtime by ID. This resumes alerting for the affected monitors.
mute_monitor Mute a monitor so it does not trigger alerts. Optionally specify a scope and end time.
list_slos List Service Level Objectives (SLOs) in the Datadog organization with optional tag filtering.
list_synthetics_tests List synthetic monitoring tests (API, browser, mobile). Supports filtering by page size.
list_incidents List incidents in the Datadog organization. Supports filtering by status and pagination. Note: Incident Management must be enabled.
get_service_dependencies Get upstream and downstream service dependencies for an APM service. Returns services that call this service and services this service calls.
get_metric_tag_configuration Get the Metrics without Limits tag configuration for a metric, including its indexed or excluded tag keys, metric type, aggregation settings, and timestamps.
get_incident Get detailed information about a specific incident by ID.
get_usage_summary Get usage summary for the Datadog organization over a time range.
clone_dashboard Clone an existing dashboard to create a copy. Optionally override the title or description. The original dashboard is not modified.
get_org_config Get a specific organization configuration value by name.
create_metric_tag_configuration Create a Metrics without Limits tag configuration for a metric that does not already have one. Returns the saved metric type, indexed or excluded tag keys, percentile setting, and timestamps.
get_service_definition Get the full service catalog definition for a specific service, including team, contacts, links, and tags.
create_monitor Create a new Datadog monitor. Supports metric, service check, event, log, process, synthetics, and other monitor types.
aggregate_spans Aggregate Datadog APM spans to compute counts, sums, averages, min, max, and cardinality, with optional grouping by fields or time intervals. Use this for aggregated analysis such as request counts over time, average duration by service, or error counts grouped by endpoint.
get_downtime Get detailed information about a specific scheduled downtime by ID.
pause_synthetics_test Pause or resume a synthetic test by changing its status.
get_synthetics_test Get detailed information about a specific synthetic test by public ID.
aggregate_rum_events Aggregate Datadog RUM events to compute counts, sums, averages, min, max, and cardinality, with optional grouping by fields or time intervals. Use this for aggregated analysis of RUM data such as session counts over time, error counts by page, or average loading times by browser.
list_services List service definitions from the Datadog service catalog. Returns service names, owning teams, contacts, and links.
update_metric_tag_configuration Update an existing Metrics without Limits tag configuration. Change any combination of tag keys, exclusion mode, or distribution percentiles. Returns the saved configuration.
get_monitor_groups Get the status of individual groups for a multi-alert monitor. Useful for seeing which specific hosts, services, or tag combinations are alerting.
search_spans Search APM spans/traces using Datadog query syntax. Filter by service, resource, operation, status, duration, and tags (e.g., "service:web-store", "@http.status_code:500", "@duration:>5000000").
clone_monitor Clone an existing monitor to create a copy. Optionally override the name, query, message, or tags on the clone. The original monitor is not modified.
search_logs Search Datadog logs using query syntax. Supports filtering by service, host, status, tags, and free text. Uses the Datadog log query language (e.g., "service:my-app status:error", "@http.status_code:500").
list_monitor_tags List all tags used across monitors. Useful for discovering available filter values.
list_slo_corrections List all SLO status corrections in the Datadog organization.
unmute_host Unmute a previously muted host to resume alerting.
query_metrics Query time-series metric data from Datadog. Use standard metric query syntax with aggregation, scope, and optional group-by (e.g., "avg:system.cpu.user{env:prod} by {host}").
search_slos Search SLOs by name using substring matching.
search_dashboards_advanced Search dashboards with advanced filters including author handle. Performs client-side filtering across all dashboards.
get_trace Get a full trace by trace ID from Datadog APM. Accepts either hex or decimal trace IDs. Returns all spans within the trace, including orphaned spans.
list_metric_tags List all tags associated with a specific metric. Useful for understanding available dimensions for filtering and grouping.
search_notebooks Search Datadog notebooks by name. Returns matching notebooks sorted by modification time.
search_monitors Search for monitors by query string. Supports searching by name, status, tags, and other attributes. Use Datadog monitor search syntax (e.g., "status:Alert", "tag:env:prod", "type:metric").
get_property_amenities Get amenities and features for a property, including interior features, exterior features, building information, and utility details.
get_comparable_rentals Find comparable rental listings near a property. Requires the property coordinates and an estimated rent value. Use get_property_details to get the latitude and longitude first.
get_property_estimate Get the Redfin Estimate (automated home valuation) for a property, along with comparable properties used to determine the estimate. The Redfin Estimate is a proprietary AVM that predicts current market value.
get_property_history Get the price and listing history for a property, including past sales, listings, and price changes from public records and MLS data.
get_property_schools Get schools and districts that serve a property, including school ratings, grade ranges, and distance from the home.
get_property_risk_factors Get environmental and climate risk data for a property, including flood, fire, heat, wind, and air quality risk scores and descriptions.
get_property_details Get detailed information about a specific property by its Redfin property ID. Returns address, price, beds/baths, Redfin Estimate, status, and photo count. Use search_properties to find property IDs.
get_property_parcel_info Get parcel information for a property, including FIPS code, APN (Assessor Parcel Number), and precise coordinates.
search_excerpts Search Stack Overflow questions and answers and return results with text excerpts containing highlighted matches. Returns both question and answer results with their excerpts. Useful for getting a quick overview of search results.
get_user_questions Get questions asked by a specific Stack Overflow user. Returns the user's questions sorted by activity, creation date, or votes.
search_questions Search Stack Overflow questions using advanced search. Supports full-text query, tag filtering, date ranges, and multiple sort options. Returns questions with body content. Use this as the primary way to find relevant questions.
get_answer Get a specific Stack Overflow answer by its ID. Returns the full answer body, score, acceptance status, and author information.
list_related_questions Get questions related to a specific Stack Overflow question. Returns questions that the system considers similar based on content and tags.
get_user_answers Get answers posted by a specific Stack Overflow user. Returns the user's answers sorted by activity, creation date, or votes.
list_featured_questions List Stack Overflow questions that currently have an active bounty. These are questions where users have offered reputation as a reward for a good answer.
list_unanswered_questions List Stack Overflow questions that have no upvoted or accepted answers. Useful for finding questions that need help.
get_tag_info Get detailed information about a Stack Overflow tag, including its description and wiki. Tags are the primary way questions are categorized.
get_question_answers Get all answers for a specific Stack Overflow question. Returns answer body, score, acceptance status, and author information. Answers can be sorted by activity, creation date, or votes.
get_question_comments Get comments on a specific Stack Overflow question. Returns comment body, score, and author information.
get_answer_comments Get comments on a specific Stack Overflow answer. Returns comment body, score, and author information.
list_linked_questions Get questions that link to a specific Stack Overflow question. These are questions whose answers or body reference the given question.
get_similar_questions Find Stack Overflow questions similar to a given title. Uses title-based similarity matching to find potential duplicates or related content. Useful before asking a new question to check for existing answers.
search_code Search for code across all repositories in a Bitbucket workspace. Returns matching file paths and content snippets.
list_pr_comments List comments on a pull request. Supports pagination.
get_commit Get detailed information about a specific commit.
list_pipeline_steps List steps for a specific pipeline run. Supports pagination.
approve_pull_request Approve a pull request as the authenticated user.
delete_branch Delete a branch from a Bitbucket repository. This action cannot be undone.
create_pr_comment Add a comment to a pull request.
decline_pull_request Decline a pull request, marking it as rejected.
get_pipeline Get detailed information about a specific pipeline run.
create_branch Create a new branch in a Bitbucket repository from a commit hash or existing branch name.
list_pipelines List CI/CD pipelines for a Bitbucket repository. Supports pagination and sorting.
error_auth Always throws ToolError.auth() — tests structured auth error propagation
sdk_retry Tests sdk.retry — calls a flaky endpoint that fails the first 3 times, then succeeds
slow_with_progress Sleeps for a configurable duration and reports progress at regular intervals. Used for E2E testing of the progress notification pipeline.
error_validation Always throws ToolError.validation() — tests structured validation error propagation
error_internal Always throws ToolError.internal() — tests structured internal error propagation
sdk_fetch_json Tests sdk.fetchJSON — fetches JSON from the test server using the SDK utility
greet Greet a person by name — tests input→output transformation via the server
sdk_http_methods Tests putJSON, patchJSON, and deleteJSON SDK utilities against the test server
error_not_found Always throws ToolError.notFound() — tests structured not-found error propagation
sdk_fetch_error_categories Fetches an endpoint and throws a categorized ToolError based on the HTTP status code, testing error propagation through the dispatch chain
get_status Get the current status of the test server — tests zero-input tools (similar to Slack's auth.test)
echo Echo a message back — simplest possible tool for E2E testing
sdk_get_local_storage Tests sdk.getLocalStorage — reads a value from localStorage using the SDK utility
log_levels Emits one log entry at each level (debug, info, warning, error) for E2E testing of the plugin logging pipeline
create_item Create a new item on the test server — tests write operations (similar to Slack's conversations.create)
error_timeout Always throws ToolError.timeout() — tests structured timeout error propagation
sdk_remove_storage Tests storage removal — removes a key from localStorage or sessionStorage
error_rate_limited Always throws ToolError.rateLimited() with retryAfterMs — tests structured rate limit error propagation
list_items List items from the test server with optional pagination — mirrors patterns like Slack's conversations.list
sdk_notify_readiness_changed Tests notifyReadinessChanged — calls globalThis.__openTabs._notifyReadinessChanged()
log_bulk Emits a configurable number of log entries for E2E testing of the log buffer overflow behavior
indeterminate_progress Reports progress without total for indeterminate operations. Used for E2E testing of the indeterminate progress pipeline.
sdk_get_config Tests sdk.getConfig — reads a plugin config value by key
error_custom_code Throws ToolError with custom error codes — tests custom code propagation
no_display_name Minimal tool for E2E testing
failing_tool A tool that always fails — calls a server endpoint that returns an error, testing ToolError propagation through the full dispatch stack
sdk_set_session_storage Tests setSessionStorage and getSessionStorage — writes a value then reads it back
sdk_get_page_global Tests sdk.getPageGlobal — reads a deep property from globalThis using dot-notation path
sdk_wait_for_selector Tests sdk.waitForSelector — waits for a DOM element matching the given selector
navigate_to_cart Navigate the browser to the Costco shopping cart page where the user can view and manage cart items.
create_list Create a new shopping list (wishlist) on the Costco account.
get_product_availability Check inventory availability for one or more Costco products. Returns online shipping availability, warehouse availability, pickup availability, and third-party delivery status.
geocode_location Convert a ZIP code or city name to geographic coordinates. Useful for finding nearby warehouses.
delete_list Delete a shopping list from the Costco account. This action cannot be undone.
get_list_items Get all items in a Costco shopping list. Each item includes the product item number and quantity.
get_products Get details for multiple Costco products by their item numbers in a single request. Returns pricing, description, rating, and more for each product.
add_to_list Add a product to a Costco shopping list by item number.
remove_list_item Remove an item from a Costco shopping list.
delete_calendar Delete a secondary calendar. Use calendars.clear for clearing all events on primary calendars. The primary calendar cannot be deleted.
search_events Search for events across all writable calendars by text query. Searches event summary, description, location, and attendee names. Returns matching events from all calendars the user has write access to.
query_freebusy Query free/busy information for one or more calendars within a time range. Returns time slots where events are scheduled. Useful for finding available meeting times.
get_calendar Get metadata for a specific calendar by its ID. Returns the calendar title, description, location, and time zone.
update_calendar Update metadata for a calendar. Only the fields you provide will be changed. Uses PATCH semantics.
quick_add_event Create an event using natural language text. Google Calendar parses the text to extract event details like title, date, time, and location. Examples: "Meeting with Bob tomorrow at 3pm", "Dinner at Olive Garden on Friday 7pm-9pm".
get_colors Get the color definitions available for calendars and events. Returns color IDs with their background and foreground hex codes. Use these IDs when setting colors on events or calendars.
get_setting Get a specific user setting by ID. Common settings: "timezone", "locale", "dateFieldOrder", "format24HourTime", "weekStart", "showDeclinedEvents", "autoAddHangouts".
list_event_instances List individual instances of a recurring event. Use timeMin/timeMax to scope the range of instances returned.
list_settings List all user settings for the authenticated user. Returns settings like timezone, locale, date format, week start day, etc.
move_event Move an event to another calendar. This changes the event organizer. Only default events can be moved — birthday, focusTime, fromGmail, outOfOffice, and workingLocation events cannot be moved.
create_calendar Create a new secondary calendar. The authenticated user becomes the owner of the new calendar.
get_story_comments Get comments for a story by its ID. Returns all comments on the page with nesting depth (indent=0 for top-level, indent=1 for replies, etc.). Comments are in ranked display order. Use page for pagination.
list_show_stories Get the latest Show HN stories. These are projects and products shared by the community. Returns 30 stories per page. Use page for pagination.
list_job_stories Get the latest job postings on Hacker News. Returns 30 jobs per page. Use page for pagination.
list_best_stories Get the best stories on Hacker News. These are historically high-performing stories. Returns 30 stories per page. Use page for pagination.
list_top_stories Get the current top stories from the Hacker News front page. Returns 30 stories per page ranked by the HN algorithm. Use page for pagination.
list_new_stories Get the newest stories on Hacker News, sorted by submission time (most recent first). Returns 30 stories per page. Use page for pagination.
list_ask_stories Get the latest Ask HN stories. These are questions posted by the community for discussion. Returns 30 stories per page. Use page for pagination.
list_dns_zones List DNS zones for a Netlify account. Returns zone name, record count, associated site, and infrastructure details. Filter by account slug.
create_dns_zone Create a new DNS zone for a domain in a Netlify account. Optionally associate it with a specific site. The zone manages DNS records for the domain.
restore_deploy Restore a previous deploy by creating a new deploy with the same content. The restored deploy becomes the published version for the site.
delete_env_var Delete an environment variable from a Netlify account by its key name. Optionally scope to a specific site. This action cannot be undone.
list_build_hooks List build hooks for a Netlify site. Build hooks are URLs that trigger a new build when POSTed to. Returns hook title, branch, and trigger URL.
list_deploy_keys List all deploy keys for the authenticated user. Deploy keys are SSH public keys used for authenticating deploys from CI/CD systems.
list_form_submissions List submissions for a specific Netlify form. Returns submitter name, email, body text, full data key-value pairs, and timestamps. Supports pagination.
get_env_var Get a specific environment variable by key for a Netlify account. Optionally scope to a specific site. Returns the variable name, scopes, context-specific values, and secret status.
list_builds List builds for a Netlify site. Returns build ID, associated deploy ID, commit SHA, completion status, and error messages. Supports pagination.
unlock_deploy Unlock a previously locked deploy, re-enabling auto-publishing. New deploys will be published automatically again.
get_deploy Get detailed information about a specific Netlify deploy by its ID. Returns state, URLs, branch, commit, context, framework, error message, and lock status.
create_build_hook Create a new build hook for a Netlify site. Build hooks generate a URL that triggers a new build for the specified branch when POSTed to.
list_forms List all forms for a Netlify site. Returns form name, page paths, field names, submission count, and creation timestamp.
update_site Update an existing Netlify site. Supports changing the site name, custom domain, repo branch, build command, and SSL settings. Only provided fields are updated.
delete_build_hook Delete a build hook from a Netlify site by its ID. The hook URL will no longer trigger builds. This action cannot be undone.
list_dns_records List all DNS records in a Netlify DNS zone. Returns record hostname, type (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, etc.), value, TTL, and priority.
create_deploy_key Generate a new deploy key (SSH key pair). Returns the public key which can be added to your Git provider for deploy authentication.
delete_site Permanently delete a Netlify site by its ID. This removes the site, all deploys, and associated configuration. This action cannot be undone.
delete_hook Delete a notification hook (outgoing webhook) by its ID. This action cannot be undone.
delete_dns_record Delete a DNS record from a Netlify DNS zone. This action cannot be undone.
get_dns_zone Get detailed information about a specific DNS zone by its ID. Returns the zone name, record count, associated site, and timestamps.
update_env_var Replace an existing environment variable for a Netlify account. Replaces all values for the variable. Optionally scope to a specific site.
list_hooks List notification hooks (outgoing webhooks) for a Netlify site. Returns hook type, trigger event, configuration data, and disabled status.
create_env_vars Create one or more environment variables for a Netlify account. Each variable can have multiple context-specific values (e.g. different values for production vs deploy previews). Optionally scope to a specific site.
create_build Trigger a new build for a Netlify site. This starts a fresh build and deploy using the current site configuration and linked repository.
lock_deploy Lock a deploy to prevent auto-publishing of new deploys. The locked deploy stays published until it is unlocked. Useful for pinning a known-good deploy in production.
delete_submission Delete a form submission by its ID. This permanently removes the submission data. This action cannot be undone.
create_dns_record Create a new DNS record in a Netlify DNS zone. Supports A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, and other record types. Specify hostname, type, value, and optionally TTL and priority.
list_deploys List deploys for a Netlify site. Returns deploy state, branch, commit info, context, framework, and timestamps. Supports pagination.
get_member Get detailed information about a specific team member in a Netlify account by their member ID. Returns name, email, role, pending status, and MFA status.
create_site Create a new Netlify site in the specified account. Provide a site name (used as the subdomain). Returns the created site details.
list_audit_events List audit log events for a Netlify account. Returns actions performed by team members such as site creation, deploy locks, and settings changes. Supports text search and pagination.
list_env_vars List all environment variables for a Netlify account. Optionally scope to a specific site. Returns variable names, scopes, context-specific values, and secret status.
rollback_deploy Rollback a site to its previously published deploy. This is a quick way to revert the site without specifying a deploy ID.
get_job Get detailed information about a job by project slug and job number. Returns status, timing, duration, parallelism, and web URL.
list_context_env_vars List environment variables in a context. Values are not returned for security.
create_schedule Create a scheduled pipeline trigger for a project. Requires a timetable specifying when to run.
get_pipeline_config Get the compiled YAML configuration for a pipeline. Returns the source and compiled config.
delete_schedule Delete a scheduled pipeline trigger. This action cannot be undone.
delete_context Delete a context and all its environment variables. This action cannot be undone.
create_context Create a new context in an organization.
cancel_job Cancel a running job by project slug and job number.
get_workflow_runs Get recent runs of a specific workflow including status, duration, and branch. Useful for monitoring workflow health.
get_flaky_tests Get flaky tests detected in a project. Returns test names, how many times they flaked, and which workflows/jobs they ran in.
get_context Get a context by its UUID.
rerun_workflow Rerun a workflow. Optionally rerun only failed jobs or run from a specific job.
get_job_artifacts List artifacts produced by a job. Returns file paths and download URLs.
create_env_var Create a project environment variable. The value is stored securely and masked in responses.
get_workflow_jobs List all jobs in a workflow. Returns job names, statuses, types, and timing.
trigger_pipeline Trigger a new pipeline on a project. Specify a branch or tag to build.
cancel_workflow Cancel a running workflow. The workflow and its running jobs will be stopped.
get_project_workflow_metrics Get summary metrics for all workflows in a project including success rates, durations, and throughput. Covers the last 90 days by default.
list_contexts List contexts for an organization. Contexts store shared environment variables.
get_workflow_job_metrics Get job-level metrics for a specific workflow including success rates and durations per job.
update_schedule Update a scheduled pipeline trigger. Only provided fields are changed.
get_pipeline_workflows List all workflows for a pipeline. Returns workflow names, statuses, and timing.
approve_job Approve a pending approval job in a workflow. Requires the workflow ID and approval request ID.
get_job_tests Get test metadata for a job. Returns test names, results, run times, and failure messages.
list_collaborations List all organizations and collaborations the current user belongs to. Returns org IDs, names, slugs, and VCS types.
search_cruises Navigate to the Expedia cruise search page for the given destination. Returns the search URL.
search_activities Navigate to the Expedia activities/things to do search results page for a destination. Returns the search URL.
navigate_to_account Navigate the browser to the Expedia account settings page where the user can manage their profile, OneKey rewards, payment methods, and preferences.
search_car_rentals Navigate to the Expedia car rental search results page for the given location and dates. Returns the search URL.
navigate_to_trips Navigate the browser to the Expedia trips page where the user can view and manage their bookings.
search_flights Navigate to the Expedia flight search results page for the given route and dates. The user can view and book flights from the results page. Returns the search URL.
draft_message Prepare a Fiverr message to a recipient without sending it. Validates the recipient and body and
get_gig_details Get full details for a single Fiverr gig: title, description, category, packages (with prices,
search_gigs Search Fiverr for gigs (services) matching a query. Returns a ranked page of gigs with title,
get_current_page_context Get the logged-in Fiverr account identity and the page currently open in the browser tab.
update_ticket Update an existing support ticket. Change the subject, status, priority, type, tags, assignee, or group. Only specified fields are updated; omitted fields remain unchanged. Returns the updated ticket.
list_views List all shared and personal views in the Zendesk account.
delete_ticket Permanently delete a support ticket by its ID. This action cannot be undone. The ticket and all its comments will be removed from Zendesk.
add_ticket_comment Add a comment to an existing support ticket. Comments can be public (visible to the requester) or private (internal notes for agents only). Returns the updated ticket with the new comment.
get_ticket Get detailed information about a specific support ticket by its ID. Returns the full ticket object including subject, description, status, priority, assignee, requester, tags, and all timestamps.
get_view_tickets Get the list of tickets in a specific Zendesk view. Use list_views to discover available views.
list_ticket_comments List all comments on a support ticket. Returns comments with author information, body text, creation timestamp, and public/private status. Supports pagination for tickets with many comments.
create_ticket Create a new support ticket in Zendesk. Requires a subject and initial comment body. Optionally set priority, type, tags, assignee, group, and requester. Returns the newly created ticket with its assigned ID.
list_tickets List support tickets from Zendesk. Returns tickets with full details including subject, status, priority, assignee, requester, and timestamps. Supports pagination and sorting by created/updated date.
list_subscribers List your subscribers (people subscribed to you). Only available for creator accounts.
list_expired_subscribers List recently expired subscribers. Only available for creator accounts. Useful for re-engagement campaigns.
bookmark_post Toggle the bookmark/save status on a post. If the post is already bookmarked, it will be removed from bookmarks.
list_user_lists Get all user-created lists (e.g. Fans, Following, custom lists). Lists organize subscribed users into groups.
get_list_users Get users in a specific list. Works with both system lists (fans, following) and custom lists.
list_stories Get the stories map showing which creators have active stories. Returns a list of creators with story counts.
send_chat_message Send a text message in a chat conversation. The chat must already exist.
list_streams Get the streams feed with content from subscribed creators. Similar to the main feed but focused on streaming content.
create_section_group Create a new section group in a OneNote notebook. Section groups act as folders to organize sections within a notebook.
get_recent_notebooks Get recently accessed OneNote notebooks. Returns notebooks sorted by last access time, including notebooks from personal OneDrive and OneDrive for Business.
list_section_groups List OneNote section groups. When a notebook_id is provided, returns section groups in that notebook. Otherwise returns all section groups across all notebooks. Section groups are folders that organize sections within a notebook.
get_section_group Get detailed information about a specific OneNote section group by its ID. Section groups are folders that organize sections within a notebook.
list_file_versions List version history of a Figma file. Returns version labels, timestamps, and authors.
post_comment Add a comment to a Figma file. Comments are visible to all collaborators.
get_team_info Get detailed information about a specific Figma team
list_team_projects List all projects in a Figma team. Projects are containers for files within a team.
list_recent_files List recently accessed Figma files and prototypes
get_file_components List all published components in a Figma file. Returns component names, descriptions, and keys for use in design systems.
list_locks List all management locks in a subscription or resource group. Management locks prevent accidental deletion or modification of resources.
create_deployment Create or update a template deployment in a resource group. Provide an ARM template and optional parameters. The deployment runs asynchronously.
list_locations List all available Azure regions/locations. Returns region name, display name, geography, and category (Recommended or Other). Does not require a subscription.
list_subscription_locations List all available locations/regions for a specific subscription. These are the regions where resources can be deployed within the subscription.
get_resource_group Get detailed information about a specific resource group.
create_resource_group Create a new resource group in an Azure subscription. Specify a name, location, and optional tags.
get_policy_assignment Get detailed information about a specific Azure Policy assignment by name.
list_activity_logs Query activity log events for a subscription. Use the filter parameter with OData syntax to filter by time range, resource group, or status. Example filter: \"eventTimestamp ge '2024-01-01T00:00:00Z' and eventTimestamp le '2024-01-31T23:59:59Z'\".
list_resource_groups List all resource groups in an Azure subscription. Returns name, location, provisioning state, and tags.
list_role_assignments List all RBAC role assignments for a subscription. Shows which principals have which roles at which scopes. Use the filter to narrow by principal ID or role definition.
list_tenants List all Azure Active Directory tenants accessible to the current user. Returns tenant ID, display name, default domain, and category.
delete_lock Delete a management lock from a resource group. This allows the previously locked operations to proceed.
delete_resource_group Delete a resource group and all resources within it. This is a destructive operation that cannot be undone. The operation is asynchronous — Azure begins deletion and returns immediately.
create_lock Create a management lock on a resource group to prevent accidental deletion or modification. CanNotDelete prevents deletion but allows modifications. ReadOnly prevents all changes.
delete_deployment Delete a template deployment from a resource group. This removes the deployment history — it does not delete the deployed resources.
get_deployment Get detailed information about a specific template deployment in a resource group.
list_deployments List all template deployments in a resource group. Returns deployment name, provisioning state, timestamp, and mode.
delete_resource Delete a specific Azure resource by its full resource ID. This is a destructive and irreversible operation.
list_policy_assignments List all Azure Policy assignments for a subscription. Shows which policies are applied, their enforcement mode, and scope.
list_resource_providers List all resource providers and their registration states for a subscription. Shows which providers are registered (available for use) vs not registered.
get_private_endpoint_config Get the private endpoint configuration for a ClickHouse Cloud service. Returns the cloud provider endpoint service ID and private DNS hostname needed to set up private connectivity.
get_service Get detailed information about a specific ClickHouse Cloud service including state, endpoints, scaling, and IP access list.
get_scaling_limits Get the minimum and maximum memory and replica scaling limits for a cloud region. Useful for understanding what scaling options are available before adjusting service resources.
list_domains List all domains configured for a Vercel project. Shows DNS configuration status and redirects.
list_orgs List all Amplitude organizations the current user belongs to. Returns organization IDs and names.
get_entitlements Get active entitlements for the organization including analytics, experiment, and session replay quotas with their limits and time ranges.
get_session_replay_volumes Get monthly session replay volumes for the organization within a date range.
get_org_data Get organization overview including apps/projects, current user info, plan details, and usage status. This is the bootstrap data for the Amplitude organization.
get_personal_space Get the current user's personal space with its contents, permissions, and folder structure.
search_content Search across all Amplitude content including charts, dashboards, cohorts, notebooks, and nudges. Filter by content type, owner, space, and more. Results are sorted by relevance by default.
get_color_palettes Get all color palettes available in the organization for chart visualization. Includes built-in Amplitude palettes and custom user-created palettes.
get_mtu_volumes Get monthly tracked user (MTU) volumes for the organization within a date range. Shows total and billed MTU counts per month.
get_report_quota Get the current report quota usage and limits for the organization. Shows how many charts, dashboards, and spaces exist relative to plan limits.
check_permissions Check whether the current user has specific RBAC permissions. Common actions include: INVITE_NEW_USERS, VIEW_PROJECT_LIST, UPDATE_COHORT, CREATE_FEATURE_EXPERIMENT, AI_VIEW_GLOBAL_AGENT, AI_CREATE_GLOBAL_AGENT, UPDATE_BILLING_METHOD, READ_ACCESS_EXPERIMENT.
get_event_volumes Get monthly event ingestion volumes for the organization within a date range. Shows total, ingested, and billed event counts per month.
list_email_routing_rules List email routing rules for a zone. Email routing rules define how incoming emails are forwarded to destination addresses.
list_tunnels List Cloudflare Tunnels in the account. Tunnels create secure outbound-only connections from your infrastructure to Cloudflare, without opening inbound ports.
get_ruleset Get a specific ruleset with all its rules. Returns the full rule definitions including expressions, actions, and configuration. Use list_rulesets first to discover ruleset IDs.
list_ai_models Search and list Workers AI models available in the account. Returns model names, descriptions, task types, and properties. Supports filtering by name and task.
purge_cache Purge cached content for a zone. Can purge everything, specific URLs, or by tags/prefixes/hosts. Use purge_everything=true to clear all cached files.
list_firewall_rules List classic firewall rules for a zone. Returns rule expressions, actions, priority, and status.
update_zone_setting Update a single zone setting by its ID. Common settings: "always_use_https" (on/off), "min_tls_version" ("1.0"/"1.1"/"1.2"/"1.3"), "ssl" ("off"/"flexible"/"full"/"strict"), "brotli" (on/off), "browser_cache_ttl" (number), "development_mode" (on/off), "security_level" ("off"/"essentially_off"/"low"/"medium"/"high"/"under_attack"). Use get_zone_settings first to see available settings and their current values.
list_queues List Cloudflare Queues in the account. Queues provide reliable message delivery between Workers.
list_rules_lists List account-level IP/CIDR lists used in firewall rules, WAF custom rules, and other security features. These lists define sets of IPs, ASNs, or hostnames that can be referenced by rules.
list_page_rules List page rules for a zone. Page rules define URL-based behaviors like redirects, cache settings, and security level overrides.
list_ssl_certificates List SSL/TLS certificate packs for a zone. Returns certificate type (universal, advanced, custom), status, hostnames covered, and validity dates.
list_email_addresses List email routing destination addresses for the account. These are the verified email addresses that incoming emails can be forwarded to.
list_pages_projects List all Cloudflare Pages projects in the account. Returns project names, subdomains, production branches, and linked Git repositories.
list_rulesets List all rulesets for a zone. Rulesets contain WAF, rate limiting, redirect, and transform rules organized by phase (e.g., http_request_firewall_managed, ddos_l7, http_request_sanitize).
update_dns_record Update an existing DNS record. Requires the zone ID and record ID. All fields are overwritten.
list_alerting_policies List notification/alerting policies for the account. Policies define triggers (DDoS attacks, certificate expiry, origin health, etc.) and notification destinations (email, webhook, PagerDuty).
list_workers List all Workers scripts in the account. Returns script names, modification dates, usage models, and compatibility dates.
get_zone Get detailed information about a specific zone (domain) by its zone ID.
list_waiting_rooms List Waiting Rooms for a zone. Waiting Rooms queue visitors during traffic spikes to protect origin servers from overload.
list_worker_routes List Workers routes for a zone. Worker routes map URL patterns to Worker scripts that handle matching requests.
list_d1_databases List D1 SQL databases in the account. D1 is Cloudflare's serverless SQL database.
list_zones List all zones (domains) in the Cloudflare account. Returns domain names, status, plan, nameservers, and configuration. Supports filtering by name and status, with pagination.
graphql_query Execute a GraphQL query against the Cloudflare Analytics API. Use this for analytics data, traffic stats, firewall events, DNS analytics, and other metrics not available via REST endpoints. Common query fields: httpRequests1dGroups (daily HTTP stats), firewallEventsAdaptiveGroups (WAF events), httpRequestsAdaptiveGroups (detailed traffic). Pass the zone tag as a filter. Example query: { viewer { zones(filter: { zoneTag: "ZONE_ID" }) { httpRequests1dGroups(limit: 7, filter: { date_geq: "2026-03-01" }) { dimensions { date } sum { requests pageViews } } } } }
get_zone_settings Get all settings for a zone. Returns ~56 settings including security level, SSL mode, cache TTL, minification, HTTP/2, Always Use HTTPS, Brotli compression, development mode, and more. Each setting shows its current value and whether it is editable on the current plan.
list_kv_namespaces List all Workers KV namespaces in the account. Returns namespace IDs and titles.
list_vectorize_indexes List Vectorize vector database indexes in the account. Vectorize stores vector embeddings for semantic search and RAG applications.
get_home_timeline Get tweets from the authenticated user's home timeline (For You feed). Returns the most recent tweets. Use cursor for pagination.
get_list_tweets Get tweets from a list's timeline.
get_latest_timeline Get tweets from the "Following" tab — chronological timeline of accounts the user follows.
pin_tweet Pin a tweet to your profile.
get_likers Get the users who liked a tweet, by tweet ID. Returns a paginated list of users.
bookmark_tweet Add a tweet to your bookmarks.
get_bookmarks Get the authenticated user's bookmarked tweets.
search_tweets Search for tweets matching a query. Supports standard X/Twitter search operators: exact phrases ("hello world"), OR (cats OR dogs), negation (-spam), from/to a user (from:username), mentions (@username), hashtags (#topic), min engagement (min_faves:100, min_retweets:10), filters (filter:links, filter:media, -filter:replies), language (lang:en), date range (since:2024-01-01 until:2024-12-31). Results can be sorted by relevance ("Top") or chronologically ("Latest").
get_tweet Get detailed information about a specific tweet by its ID. Returns the tweet with full engagement metrics, author details, and reply thread context.
get_user_tweets Get tweets posted by a specific user. Requires the user's numeric ID (use get_user_profile to find it from a screen name).
create_tweet Post a new tweet. Supports plain text and replies. To reply to a tweet, provide the reply_to_tweet_id parameter.
get_user_by_id Get a user's profile by their numeric user ID. Use get_user_profile for lookup by screen name.
delete_tweet Delete a tweet. Only works for tweets authored by the authenticated user.
unlike_tweet Remove a like from a tweet.
retweet Retweet (repost) a tweet.
remove_list_member Remove a user from a list.
get_trending Get current trending topics and hashtags.
like_tweet Like (favorite) a tweet.
update_list Update a list's name, description, or privacy setting.
get_retweeters Get the users who retweeted a tweet, by tweet ID. Returns a paginated list of users.
quote_tweet Post a quote tweet — a top-level post that embeds and comments on another tweet.
get_tweet_replies Get the reply thread for a tweet. Returns the original tweet and its replies.
add_list_member Add a user to a list.
unretweet Remove a retweet.
list_merge_requests List merge requests for a project. By default returns opened MRs sorted by creation date. Can filter by state, labels, author, assignee, and more.
get_merge_request Get detailed information about a specific merge request.
get_job_log Get the log (trace) output of a CI/CD job. Returns the raw log text.
update_merge_request Update an existing merge request. Only specified fields are changed.
list_pipeline_jobs List jobs for a specific pipeline.
create_merge_request Create a new merge request in a project.
list_notes List notes (comments) on an issue or merge request. System notes (status changes, label updates) are included by default.
merge_merge_request Accept and merge a merge request. Optionally squash commits or delete the source branch.
get_merge_request_diff Get the diff changes of a merge request. Returns per-file diffs.
delete_slide Delete a slide from a PowerPoint presentation by number (1-indexed). Downloads the PPTX, removes the slide and updates all references, then re-uploads.
get_slide_content Get detailed text content and speaker notes for a specific slide by number (1-indexed). Downloads the PPTX file and extracts all text and notes.
copy_item Create a copy of a file in OneDrive. Optionally specify a new name and destination folder. The copy operation runs asynchronously.
get_slide_layout Return the full structural layout of a slide — every shape, text box, placeholder, picture, table, and chart — with position, size, rotation, fill color, and text formatting.
add_text_box Add a new text box to a slide at the given position. Positions and sizes are in inches.
move_item Move a file or folder to a different folder in OneDrive. Returns the updated item details.
update_shape Modify an existing shape on a slide — change its text, position, size, rotation, and/or solid fill color.
add_shape Add a new preset shape (rectangle, ellipse, arrow, star, callout, ...) to a slide.
list_shared_with_me List files that other people have shared with you. Returns file metadata including who shared it.
list_recent List recently accessed files across OneDrive. Returns the most recently viewed or edited files with their metadata.
get_slide_notes Get the speaker notes for a specific slide by number. Downloads the PPTX and extracts the notes text.
get_preview_url Get an embeddable preview URL for a file. The URL can be used to embed a read-only preview of the presentation in an iframe.
add_image Insert an image onto a slide. Accepts base64-encoded image bytes (with or without a data: URI prefix) and a format hint.
discard_presentation Drop a presentation session without uploading. Any pending edits are lost. Idempotent — returns
get_thumbnails Get thumbnail preview images for a file. Returns URLs for small, medium, and large thumbnails. Useful for previewing presentations without opening them.
rename_item Rename a file or folder in OneDrive by its item ID. Returns the updated item details.
list_presentation_sessions List all open presentation sessions in the current tab, including which items are cached, whether they have
delete_item Permanently delete a file or folder from OneDrive by its item ID. This action cannot be undone.
get_slides Get all slides from a PowerPoint presentation with their text content. Downloads the PPTX file, parses it, and extracts text from each slide.
get_download_url Get a temporary download URL for a file. The URL is pre-authenticated and expires after a short time.
create_sharing_link Create a sharing link for a file or folder. Supports view-only and edit links with anonymous or organization scope.
list_children List files and folders in a OneDrive folder. Defaults to the root folder. Returns file name, size, type, and modification info.
open_presentation Open an edit session for a presentation. Downloads the PPTX once and caches it in memory so subsequent edit
create_presentation Create a new blank PowerPoint presentation (.pptx) with one empty slide in OneDrive. Specify a name and optional parent folder. Returns the created file details. The result is a valid, immediately editable presentation.
update_slide_text Replace the text of a slide's first text box, one paragraph per line. Use \\n to separate lines.
update_slide_notes Set the speaker notes for a specific slide. Downloads the PPTX, writes the notes XML, and re-uploads. If the slide has no notes yet, an empty notes part is created automatically. Use \\n for line breaks.
delete_shape Remove a shape from a slide. Find the shape id via `get_slide_layout`.
duplicate_shape Clone an existing shape on a slide. The copy is placed just below-right of the original with a small offset so it is visible.
commit_presentation Flush a session's pending edits to the Graph API with an optimistic If-Match check against the eTag captured
get_drive Get OneDrive storage information including total capacity, used space, and remaining quota.
duplicate_slide Clone an existing slide. Copies the slide XML and its relationships (including an independent copy of any
list_versions List version history of a file. Returns all saved versions with modifier, timestamp, and size.
get_travel_status Check whether the user is currently traveling (i.e., has an active Uber ride in progress).
get_upcoming_activities Get the user's upcoming Uber trip or reservation. Returns the active or scheduled trip details, or null if no upcoming trip exists.
get_enabled_products Get the Uber products enabled in the user's region (e.g., Ride, Connect/Courier, Rent). Useful for understanding what services are available.
get_past_activities Get the user's recent Uber trip and order history. Returns past rides with destination, date, cost, and a rebook URL. Set show_only_trip to true to exclude non-ride activities (e.g., Uber Eats orders).
get_membership Get Uber One membership details including average monthly savings, monthly membership price, and potential savings for non-members.
get_product_suggestions Get available Uber products and services (Ride, Reserve, Courier, Hourly, Rental Cars, Food, Grocery). Returns product names with descriptions and launch URLs.
restore_version Restore a file to a previous version.
update_file_content Update the content of an existing file by its ID.
replace_text_in_document Find and replace text in an existing Word document (.docx). This is the recommended way to edit documents because it preserves all formatting (bold, italic, headings, styles). Replaces all occurrences of the search text with the replacement text within existing paragraph runs. The search is case-sensitive and matches exact strings.
get_active_document Get information about the document currently open in the Word Online editor. Returns the document ID, name, and metadata. The document ID can then be used with get_document_text, update_document, append_to_document, replace_text_in_document, and other tools. This is the recommended first step — call this to discover the active document before reading or editing it.
append_to_document Append paragraphs to the end of an existing Word document (.docx). Downloads the document, adds the new paragraphs after all existing content, and re-uploads. Existing content is preserved.
list_cloud_run_services List Cloud Run services in the project across all locations.
list_firewalls List firewall rules in the project.
list_disks List Compute Engine persistent disks. If no zone is specified, lists across all zones.
list_networks List VPC networks in the project.
get_iam_policy Get the IAM access control policy for the project. Returns all role bindings (who has which role).
list_billing_accounts List billing accounts accessible to the current user.
get_bucket Get detailed information about a specific Cloud Storage bucket.
list_log_entries List log entries from Cloud Logging. Supports advanced log filters (e.g., 'severity>=ERROR', 'resource.type=\"gce_instance\"').
get_instance Get detailed information about a specific Compute Engine VM instance.
list_objects List objects in a Cloud Storage bucket. Supports prefix filtering for directory-like browsing.
get_sql_instance Get detailed information about a specific Cloud SQL database instance.
disable_service Disable a GCP API service in the project. WARNING: This may break resources that depend on this service.
list_sql_instances List Cloud SQL database instances in the project.
get_billing_info Get billing information for a project, including whether billing is enabled and which billing account is linked.
get_current_project Get the currently active GCP project from the console URL. Returns the project ID the user is currently viewing.
enable_service Enable a GCP API service in the project. The service name is the API identifier (e.g., "compute.googleapis.com").
get_cloud_run_service Get detailed information about a specific Cloud Run service.
list_enabled_services List GCP API services enabled in the project. Each service represents an API that has been activated.
like_song Like a song on YouTube Music
remove_from_playlist Remove a song from a playlist on YouTube Music
get_library Get the user's YouTube Music library overview with playlists
get_search_suggestions Get search autocomplete suggestions for a query
unlike_song Remove a like from a song on YouTube Music
get_home Get the YouTube Music home feed with recommended music shelves
get_song Get detailed information about a song by its video ID
add_product_to_basket Add a menu product to an existing basket. Most products require modifier selections — call get_product_modifiers first to get available options, then pass the selected option IDs. For simple products (bottled drinks), only the size option is needed.
get_product_modifiers Get available modifier options for a menu product. Most products (bowls, plates, combos) require modifier selections (side, entree, drink choices). Use the returned option IDs when calling add_product_to_basket.
create_basket Create a new order basket (cart) at a specific Panda Express restaurant. The basket must be created before adding products. Use "asap" for timewanted to order immediately.
get_basket Get the current contents and totals of an order basket including all products, quantities, and prices.
remove_coupon Remove a previously applied coupon from the basket.
apply_coupon Apply a coupon or promo code to an existing basket. Returns the updated basket with discount applied.
get_restaurant_menu Get the full menu for a specific Panda Express restaurant. Returns categories (e.g., "Bigger Plates", "Sides") with their products including name, description, price, and calories.
get_billing_accounts Get the authenticated user's saved payment methods. Returns card type, last 4 digits, and default status.
cancel_order Cancel a previously submitted order. Only works for orders that have not yet been prepared. The order ID can be obtained from get_recent_orders.
no_context Tool without context
with_context Tool with context
compat Backward-compatible tool
progress_tool Tool that reports progress
resilient Tool with failing progress
indeterminate_tool Tool with indeterminate progress
example Permissions 4
network medium filesystem low shell high env_vars low