mapbox
Geospatial services for geocoding, directions, distance matrices, and route optimization using the Mapbox API. Use when tasks require: (1) Converting addresses to coordinates or vice versa, (2) Calculating driv...
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Geospatial services for geocoding, directions, distance matrices, and route optimization using the Mapbox API. Use when tasks require: (1) Converting addresses to coordinates or vice versa, (2) Calculating driv...
AI-powered natural language processing, text generation, JSON extraction from unstructured data, and image analysis using the Anthropic Claude API. Use when tasks require: (1) Writing or processing natural lang...
AI-powered browser automation for web scraping, form filling, data extraction, research, and any task requiring browser interaction. Executes natural language instructions as browser actions using vision and LL...
AI telephone agent for outbound calls including sales, appointments, surveys, reminders, and data collection. Initiates calls with inline agent configuration (system_prompt, voice), monitors completion via poll...
Dispatch milestones to user-facing timeline. Use when completing significant steps: starting major phases, calling external APIs, creating external references, completing database operations, or validating Pyda...
Database querying and analysis using SQLAlchemy 2.0+ with support for PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and SQL Server. Use when tasks require: (1) Querying databases via SQL, (2) Reading data into DataFrames for anal...
Persist data across ticket executions using MotherDuck/DuckDB. Use when tasks require: (1) Storing workflow state that persists between tickets, (2) Caching expensive computations or API results, (3) Maintainin...
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