Read-only triage for n8n, MCP, webhook, and AI agent workflow production failures.
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https://agent-rescue-desk.netlify.app/mcp3 tools · 88msdescribe_rescue_offerReturns the exact scope, price, service window, acceptance rules, private fit-review URL, and direct x402 purchase URL for the Agent Rescue Desk service.Returns the exact scope, price, service window, acceptance rules, private fit-review URL, and direct x402 purchase URL for the Agent Rescue Desk service.
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triage_production_failureClassifies one sanitized n8n, MCP, webhook, agent-tool-routing, retry, or general production incident and returns concrete next checks without echoing the submitted incident.Classifies one sanitized n8n, MCP, webhook, agent-tool-routing, retry, or general production incident and returns concrete next checks without echoing the submitted incident.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| incident* | string | A sanitized symptom summary. Remove credentials, tokens, private keys, regulated data, and unrelated customer data. |
get_case_intake_requirementsReturns the minimum redacted evidence needed for a fixed-scope fit review and the public intake URL. It does not submit a case.Returns the minimum redacted evidence needed for a fixed-scope fit review and the public intake URL. It does not submit a case.
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3 of 3 tools published a description.
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Read-only triage for n8n, MCP, webhook, and AI agent workflow production failures.
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