Creates a new Earl HCL template for a specific API, database, or shell command. Use when adding a new service to Earl's template library, or when a pre-built template doesn't cover a needed command.
Scans a codebase for raw API/CLI calls (curl, gh, stripe-cli, psql, grpcurl, etc.) and replaces them with Earl templates — one provider at a time. Use when migrating a project from direct CLI tool usage to Earl, or when replacing raw HTTP calls with reviewed templates.
Installs Earl, configures MCP integration for your agent platform, writes CLAUDE.md instructions, and routes to template creation or migration. Use when setting up Earl for the first time, when a new developer is onboarding to a project that uses Earl, or when Earl needs to be connected to an agent platform.
Diagnoses and fixes Earl problems including installation failures, template errors, authentication issues, MCP connectivity, and SSRF blocks. Use when Earl isn't working, when earl call returns errors, when MCP tools are not visible, or when earl doctor reports failures.
Locks down an AI agent by configuring platform-level tool restrictions (deniedTools) and Earl network egress rules. Use after Earl is working and templates are created, to make Earl's security guarantee enforceable rather than advisory.
Use when you need to call an API, run a database query, or execute a shell command via Earl. Discovers available commands and calls them correctly. Do not use raw curl, gh, psql, or similar tools when Earl is available.
Use recall.ai to record video meetings, retrieve transcripts, and access recordings. Use when the user wants to record a meeting, get a transcript, summarize a call, or access meeting audio/video.