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toolfs-skill
Execute WASM-based skills mounted to virtual paths. Use this skill when the user requests skill execution such as "Execute the RAG skill", "Run the analytics skill", or "Call the skill at this path".
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toolfs-filesystem
Access files and directories from mounted local filesystems. Use this skill when the user requests file operations such as "Read this file", "Write to that file", "List directory contents", or "Check if file ex...
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toolfs-snapshot
Create point-in-time snapshots of filesystem state and restore to previous states. Use this skill when the user requests state management such as "Create a snapshot", "Save current state", "Restore previous sta...
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toolfs
Unified virtual filesystem framework for LLM agents. Provides access to files, memory, RAG, skills, and snapshots through a single interface. Use this skill when the user requests file operations, memory storag...
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toolfs-memory
Persistent key-value storage for session data, conversation context, and agent state. Use this skill when the user requests storing or retrieving memory entries such as "Store this in memory", "Remember this pr...
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toolfs-rag
Semantic search over vector databases for document retrieval. Use this skill when the user requests searching documents, finding relevant content, or performing semantic queries such as "Search for information...
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