extension-camera
Provides support for web cameras.
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Find your next superpower If you are an agent, refer to our llms.txt for full access.Provides support for web cameras.
Supplies core application infrastructure for backend connections and storage access. Includes a React application entry point.
Provides email sending for service and transactional messages. Excludes marketing and verification emails.
Supports organizing events and meetings. Includes sending invitations through email.
Supports personalized marketing email delivery to subscribers. Includes an unsubscribe link in the messages.
Supports sending an email to multiple addresses across To, CC, and BCC recipient fields.
Supports sending an email containing a verification link. Recipients click the link to demonstrate ownership of the email address.
Supports HTTP outcalls from the backend canister. Includes mandatory local verification of requests to external REST APIs.
Uses caffeineai-inference-client with Config.fromEnv<system>() to supply authenticated inference configuration to a canister. Supports LLM and chatbot functionality without requesting, storing, or returning a user-provided API key.
Allows guests to submit responses through invite links or RSVP flows without logging in. Administrators log in to view the submitted responses.
Provides general storage for images, videos, documents, and other bulk data, including gallery and file management use cases. Supports files beyond the IC size limit and access through browser-cached HTTP URLs.
Uses the openai-client package with a canister-side API-key bearer for OpenAI requests. Provides typed request and response bindings and safeguards around authentication and replicated outcalls.
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