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Use when the user needs help with path queries, JSON transformations, schema validation, or safe JSON editing workflows. Triggered by questions about JSON operations, data extraction, file merging, or validation strategies.

Scan project dependencies for known vulnerabilities. Automatically detect and parse package files (package.json, requirements.txt, Gemfile, go.mod, pom.xml) and check all dependencies against the CVE database. Use when you want to audit a project for security vulnerabilities, check if dependencies have known CVEs, or generate a vulnerability report for compliance.

Search for Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) by ID (e.g., CVE-2024-1086) or by product name (e.g., OpenSSL, Apache Tomcat). Get detailed vulnerability information including severity scores, affected software versions, and references. Use when the user wants to look up CVE information, check if a product has known vulnerabilities, or research security issues.

Validate a JSON file against the schema referenced in its $schema property. Use when the user asks to check JSON against its own schema, validate self-describing JSON, auto-validate JSON files, or verify JSON with embedded schema reference.

Validate JSON data against a JSON Schema. Use when the user asks to validate JSON against a schema, check if JSON conforms to a schema, test JSON data validity, or verify JSON structure matches a schema definition.

Validate that a JSON Schema is well-formed and conforms to the JSON Schema specification. Use when the user asks to check if a schema is valid, verify schema syntax, validate schema structure, or check a JSON Schema file for errors.

Analyze Wayback Machine capture frequency and rate for a URL. Use when the user wants to see how often a URL is archived, capture statistics, or archive density over time.

Find the most recent archived version of a URL from the Wayback Machine. Use when the user wants to see the latest capture, newest archive, or current version of a webpage.

Find the earliest archived version of a URL from the Wayback Machine. Use when the user wants to see the first capture, oldest archive, or original version of a webpage.

Show the archive time span for a URL from the Wayback Machine. Use when the user wants to see both the oldest and newest captures, the archive range, or how long a URL has been archived.

Create bibliography citations from web page URLs with automatic Wayback Machine archival and metadata extraction. Use when the user asks to cite a website, create a citation for a URL, archive and cite a web page, or generate a bibliography entry from a web address.

Convert LaTeX to Markdown format. Use when the user asks to convert, transform, or change LaTeX files to Markdown, or mentions converting .tex files to .md files.

Convert Markdown to LaTeX format. Use when the user asks to convert, transform, or change Markdown files to LaTeX, or mentions converting .md files to .tex files.

Check GitHub API rate limit status and remaining quota. Use when the user asks about API quota, rate limits, or wants to know how many requests are remaining.

Get detailed metadata for Python packages from PyPI including versions, release information, dependencies, and project URLs. Use when the user asks for package information, Python package details, release history, or PyPI metadata.

Manage Wayback Machine API cache. Use when clearing cached data, checking cache status, or bypassing cache for fresh API responses. Applies to all wayback operations (check, list, screenshot).

Check if a URL is archived in the Wayback Machine. Use when the user asks to check archive status, verify if a page is saved, or find archived versions of a URL.

List Wayback Machine snapshots for a URL. Use when the user wants to see archive history, view all snapshots, find older versions, or browse archived copies of a webpage.

Retrieve screenshots from the Wayback Machine. Use when the user wants to see how a webpage looked, get a visual snapshot, find archived screenshots, or view historical page appearance.

Submit a URL to the Wayback Machine for archiving. Use when the user wants to archive a webpage, save a page to the Internet Archive, preserve a URL, or create a snapshot.

Analyze npm package quality using NPMS.io scores for quality, popularity, and maintenance. Use when the user asks for package quality analysis, NPMS scores, or package evaluation metrics.

Compare multiple npm packages side-by-side using NPMS.io quality scores. Use when the user asks to compare packages, evaluate alternatives, or choose between multiple options.

Get npm package name suggestions and autocomplete from NPMS.io. Use when the user asks for package name suggestions, wants to autocomplete a package name, or search for packages by name pattern.

Get download statistics for an npm package over time. Use when the user asks for package download counts, popularity metrics, or usage statistics.

Check if an npm package name exists in the registry. Use when the user asks if a package name is available, wants to check package existence, or verify if a package is published.

Get detailed metadata for an npm package including versions, dependencies, maintainers, and repository information. Use when the user asks for package details, version history, or package metadata.

Search for npm packages by keyword, name, or description. Use when the user asks to search npm packages, find packages related to a topic, or discover packages for a specific purpose.

Check if a Gravatar exists for an email address. Use when the user wants to verify if someone has a Gravatar, check avatar availability, or validate email addresses against Gravatar's database.

Download Gravatar avatar images to local files. Use when the user wants to save Gravatar images, download profile pictures, or create local avatar caches.

Generate a Gravatar avatar URL from an email address. Use when the user asks for a Gravatar URL, wants to generate an avatar from an email, or needs profile image URLs for developers.

Fetch the README content from a GitHub repository. Use when the user asks for a repository README, documentation, or wants to read the repo's main documentation file.

Get GitHub repository information including stars, forks, issues, languages, and metadata. Use when the user asks for repository details, GitHub stats, or repo information.

Get GitHub user profile information including repos, followers, and activity. Use when the user asks for GitHub user details, profile information, or developer stats.