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Window management operations. When you need to list all open windows, switch to a specific window, minimize/maximize/restore windows, or close windows. Use title parameter for targeting specific window (fuzzy match).
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Edit file by exact string replacement. Finds oldstring and replaces with newstring. Safer and more token-efficient than writefile for modifying existing files. Auto-handles Windows CRLF line endings.
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Control deep thinking mode. Default enabled. For very simple tasks (simple reminders, greetings, quick queries), can temporarily disable to speed up response. Auto-restores to enabled after completion.
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Export a local Agent profile as a portable .akita-agent package file. Use when user wants to share, backup, or distribute an Agent with its skills and configuration.
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Get current chat history including user messages, your replies, and system task notifications. When user says 'check previous messages' or 'what did I just send', use this tool.
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Get local file path of image sent by user. When user sends image, system auto-downloads it. When you need to process user's image or analyze image content.
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Get MCP server detailed usage instructions (INSTRUCTIONS.md). When you need to understand server full capabilities or learn server-specific usage patterns.
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Get memory system statistics including total count and breakdown by type. When you need to check memory usage or understand memory distribution.
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Get current session system logs. IMPORTANT - when commands fail, encounter errors, or need to understand previous operation results, call this tool. Logs contain command details, error info, system status.
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Get skill detailed instructions and usage guide (Level 2 disclosure). When you need to understand how to use a skill, check skill capabilities, or learn skill parameters.
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Get skill reference documentation for additional guidance. When you need to get detailed technical docs, find examples, or understand advanced usage.
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Get the current plan execution status. Shows all steps and their completion status. Use to check progress during multi-step task execution.
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Get system tool detailed parameter definition (Level 2 disclosure). When you need to understand unfamiliar tool usage, check tool parameters, or learn tool examples. Call before using unfamiliar tools.
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Get current user profile summary to understand user's preferences and context. When you need to check known user info or personalize responses.
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Get local file path of voice message sent by user. When user sends voice message, system auto-downloads it. When you need to process user's voice message or transcribe voice to text.
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Find files by glob pattern recursively. Results sorted by modification time (newest first). Auto-skips .git, nodemodules and other common ignore directories.
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Search file contents using regex pattern across directories. Cross-platform pure Python implementation (no external tools needed). Returns matching lines with file paths and line numbers.
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Import an Agent from a .akita-agent package file. Installs the Agent profile and any bundled skills to the local system.
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Preview the contents of a .akita-agent package file without installing it. Shows manifest, profile, bundled skills, and validation status.
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Download and install an Agent from the OpenAkita Platform Agent Store.
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Install skill from URL or Git repository to local skills/ directory. When you need to add new skill from GitHub or install SKILL.md from URL. Supports Git repos and single SKILL.md files.
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Install a Skill from the OpenAkita Platform Skill Store.
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List directory contents including files and subdirectories. When you need to explore directory structure, find specific files, or check what exists in a folder.
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List all Agent profiles that can be exported as .akita-agent packages. Shows both system and custom agents.
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