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by deed-langLets your AI check, test and review Deed code with the real compiler instead of guessing.
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Lets your AI check, test and review Deed code with the real compiler instead of guessing.
Your AI checks its own code changes for security and risky edits before saving them, and tells you what it fixed.
Lets your AI look up DNS records, reverse DNS, WHOIS and domain details for any website.
Lets your AI check whether a project's documentation still matches its code, and suggest fixes.
Stops your AI agents from double-charging or repeating the same action twice.
Snapshot your AI agent's behavior and get alerted when it quietly changes.
Lets your AI ask the Hirð compiler about types, actors, effects and supervision instead of guessing from source.
Lets your AI edit files by line numbers it just read, and blocks edits when the file has changed underneath.
Lets your AI read your code and answer questions about how data moves through it.
Let your AI read your Linux server's log files so it can help you figure out what went wrong.
Search your code by meaning and see what calls what, all on your own machine.
Watch every message your AI sends to and receives from an MCP server, in a simple web page.
Lets your AI read the structure of a code project on your computer and explain how it fits together.
Test how your MCP servers and AI agents behave when things go wrong, and get a reliability score.
Turn your AI's explanations into Mermaid diagrams you can view in your browser.
Lets your AI propose and look up your team's architecture decisions, while humans keep the final say.
Your AI can look at an error message, suggest a likely fix, and remember fixes that actually worked in your project.
Let your AI explore a SystemVerilog or Verilog chip design and trace signals without pasting code.
Lets your AI read your codebase's concepts, naming rules, and similar functions in one quick step.
Lets your AI read your OpenAPI API specs so it can explain endpoints and write code that matches them.
Give your AI a real, always-open terminal it can start things in and come back to later.
Lets your AI inspect webhooks, replay requests, and manage tunnels for your local apps.
Let your AI open real terminal sessions on your computer, servers, and network devices, and keep them running.
Lets your AI look inside a recorded program run to answer debugging questions about calls, errors and values.