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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Extracts selected metadata from a single DICOM file and flags standard-tag PHI presence. It does not anonymize files and is not intended for clinical use.
Checks headers in one DICOM series folder before conversion or inference. Does not provide de-identification or clinical clearance.
Converts one CT DICOM series folder into a HU NIfTI volume and supplies affine evidence. Multi-frame DICOM and clinical use are outside its scope.
Reads PR links, branch comparisons, or raw diffs and summarizes changes in a structured YAML brief. Provides the initial input for identifying tracking needs and reviewing analytics coverage.
Runs an AWS Security Agent diff scan limited to code changed since a specified git reference. Supports security checks before commits, pushes, or pull requests.
Supports pose prediction from protein structures or sequences and SMILES, SDF, or MOL2 ligand inputs. Covers batch docking, virtual screening, and pose-confidence interpretation, excluding binding affinity prediction.
Explains the differential fuzzer tool used for Turso. Covers running the tool and using its results to catch bugs.
Performs security-focused reviews of pull requests, commits, and diffs with analysis depth adapted to codebase size. Uses git blame, counts affected callers, checks modified-code test coverage, and produces a Markdown report.
Uses a preparation, delivery, and follow-up framework for difficult workplace conversations. Supports addressing conflicts, discussing performance, and giving critical feedback.
Compares two related malware samples to surface what changed between variants using section-level hashing, import-set differences, and fuzzy similarity scoring. Activates for requests to diff two samples, compare malware variants, or measure similarity between two binaries for variant tracking.
Opens the Diffity diff viewer in a browser so users can see their changes.
Guides project-driven learning for programming languages, tools, frameworks, and technical concepts. Combines real projects, Diffity tours, and interactive conversation while adapting to the learner's pace.
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