Use "${id}", the user's OWN signed-in browser, via its extension: open, read, click and type on the sites they allow. For anything needing THEIR session (work SSO, a passkey, a bank, a datacentre-blocked site), or when they say "my browser", "the tab I have open", or name a site they are signed into.
Manage Cloudflare DNS, zones, cache, tunnels, Workers and Pages via the Cloudflare API. Use when the user asks about their domains, DNS records, cache purging, or apps hosted on Cloudflare.
Scrape a page, crawl a site, map its URLs, or search the web through Firecrawl, all returned as clean markdown. Use when a page must be read as text, a whole site gathered, or the web searched for research.
Read and manage GitHub repos, issues, pull requests, and code search via the GitHub REST API. Use when the user asks about GitHub repos, issues, PRs, or code.
Read and manage GitLab projects, issues, merge requests, and pipelines via the GitLab REST API. Use when the user asks about GitLab projects, issues, MRs, or pipelines.
Query the connected MySQL/MariaDB database with the mysql client. Use when the user asks about their database, tables, rows, schema, or to run SQL against MySQL.
Search, read, create and update pages and databases in your Notion workspace via the Notion API. Use when the user asks to find, read, or write Notion pages, notes, docs, or database rows.
Publish and manage packages on the npm registry (npmjs.com), publish, dist-tags, deprecate, owners, download stats, private installs. Use when the user asks to publish, release or manage an npm package, or to inspect the registry.
Act on npmjs.com as the logged-in user through a real browser: approve staged publishes, answer WebAuthn/2FA prompts, manage access tokens and package settings. Use when npm asks for a web approval or 2FA the CLI cannot answer, or the user asks for something on npmjs.com.
Search, read, and create documents in your Outline wiki via the Outline API. Use when the user asks to find, read, or write Outline docs / knowledge base.
Query Sentry organizations, projects, and unresolved issues/errors via the Sentry API. Use when the user asks about Sentry errors, issues, or projects.
Read and write SharePoint sites, document libraries, files and lists through Microsoft Graph. Use when the user asks about SharePoint sites, team documents, shared files, or SharePoint lists.
Query observability (services, traces, logs, metrics) from a SigNoz instance via its API. Use when the user asks about app performance, errors, latency, or telemetry in SigNoz.
Operate "${id}", the user's own Linux device: run commands, read and write files, capture its screen. Use whenever the user says "my machine", "my laptop", "my PC", "locally", or names this device, and for anything that must happen on their device rather than in the sandbox.
Operate "${id}", the user's own Windows device: run commands, read and write files, capture its screen. Use whenever the user says "my machine", "my laptop", "my PC", "locally", or names this device, and for anything that must happen on their device rather than in the sandbox.
Read, post, and react in the connected Discord server via the Discord REST API, and help the user invite the bot / finish setup. Use when the user asks to send a Discord message, list channels/servers, read or react to messages, or connect/invite the bot.
Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets and Contacts for a connected Google account: read and search mail, send and reply, book and move meetings, find files, read and write Docs and Sheets, look people up. Use whenever the user mentions their email, inbox, calendar, meetings, Drive, a Google Doc or Sheet.
Read, post, react and search in the connected Slack workspace via the Slack Web API, and help the user finish app setup. Use when the user asks to send a Slack message, list channels or users, read a thread, react to a message, or connect/install the Slack app.
Read, comment, reply, vote, post, and join subreddits on Reddit as the logged-in user, through a real browser. Use whenever the user asks to do something on Reddit.
Read, reply, post, like, repost, follow, and join Communities on X (Twitter) as the logged-in user, through a real browser. Use whenever the user asks to do something on X/Twitter.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: