Amazon CloudWatch
Inspect CloudWatch metrics, alarms, log groups, and log events. Help your client investigate operational issues using data from your AWS environment.
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Inspect CloudWatch metrics, alarms, log groups, and log events. Help your client investigate operational issues using data from your AWS environment.
Find people, contacts, and company accounts in Apollo. Create and update contacts, and add accounts to support your prospecting work.
Search research papers, retrieve paper details, and browse recent publications on arXiv. Bring relevant scientific literature into your research conversations.
Connect your own ast-grep service for code analysis. Discover its available tools, then select which ones your client can use.
Find Confluence spaces and pages, read their content, and create or update documentation. Manage shared knowledge through your connected Atlassian account.
Identify your AWS account, list regions and EC2 instances, and find tagged resources. Give your client context about your cloud environment.
Search and read AWS documentation, then find related pages. Bring service guidance and reference material into your cloud development work.
Search the web, news, images, and videos through Brave Search. Find source material for research and bring results into your client.
Connect your own ClickHouse service for database work. Discover its available tools, then select which ones your client can use.
Connect your own Desktop Commander service for desktop and filesystem work. Discover its available tools, then select which ones your client can use.
Connect your own Docker Hub service for container registry work. Discover its available tools, then select which ones your client can use.
Inspect monitored entities, investigate problems, and query metrics in Dynatrace. Bring observability data into conversations about your applications and infrastructure.
Explore voices and settings, check your quota, and generate speech with your own ElevenLabs account.
Retrieve content from a public URL. Give your client access to a specific web resource for reading and analysis during a conversation.
Connect your own Filesystem service for file access. Discover its available tools, then select which ones your client can use.
Search the web, map website URLs, and scrape individual pages with Firecrawl. Collect source content and check your account’s remaining credits.
Connect your own Git service for repository work. Discover its available tools, then select which ones your client can use.
Browse repositories, read files, and inspect pull requests. Create and update issues or add comments to keep development work moving in GitHub.
Read GitHub repositories, files, issues, and pull requests through this reference integration. Create issues, update them, and add comments to discussions.
Find and read email, prepare drafts, send replies, and organize messages with labels. Work with your own Gmail account through selected tools.
Check calendars and availability, find events, and schedule meetings. Create, update, move, or remove events using your own Google Calendar account.
Read and create Google documents, insert or replace text, and apply formatting. Work on document content through your own Google account.
Find and organize files in Google Drive. Create folders, upload or download content, export documents, and manage file metadata through your account.
Browse task lists, create and update tasks, and organize their order. Manage personal to-dos and clear completed work in Google Tasks.