Deterministic UI policy, discovery and audits for coding agents across seven ecosystems.
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list_librariesList the seven supported UI ecosystems and optionally filter by role. Returns metadata only.List the seven supported UI ecosystems and optionally filter by role. Returns metadata only.
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recommend_stackCompute a minimal UI composition from structured host/task profiles, with task text supported as a legacy inference path.Compute a minimal UI composition from structured host/task profiles, with task text supported as a legacy inference path.
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get_library_guidanceReturn use, avoid, compatibility, legal and official-source guidance for one ecosystem.Return use, avoid, compatibility, legal and official-source guidance for one ecosystem.
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search_componentsSearch a selected library's public official registry when available, with a verified metadata-only fallback.Search a selected library's public official registry when available, with a verified metadata-only fallback.
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get_install_instructionsprivilegedReturn an official install command as inert text. This tool never executes shell or package-manager commands.Return an official install command as inert text. This tool never executes shell or package-manager commands.
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audit_planScore a proposed library plan against the nine OrchestrUI quality and licensing categories.Score a proposed library plan against the nine OrchestrUI quality and licensing categories.
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6 of 6 tools published a description.
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Deterministic UI policy, discovery and audits for coding agents across seven ecosystems.
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