Global Executables

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• assess_executable

  Assess freshness, activity, popularity, and collision risk for one command name. Use this after an existence check; use assess_executables for several names, and do not use it instead of check_executable. scope filters providers before signals are aggregated; release age is measured against request time with a 365-day threshold, while usage counts can still establish activity. The tool makes no live registry call; unknown or insufficient_evidence means missing snapshot evidence, not that the name is safe.

• assess_executables

  Assess freshness, activity, popularity, and collision risk for several command names. Use this to compare candidates; use assess_executable for one, and do not use it instead of check_executables. One scope filters every name before per-name signal aggregation; release age uses request time and results, including duplicates, preserve input order. The tool makes no live registry call; unknown or insufficient_evidence means missing snapshot evidence, not safety, so retain each result's existence and coverage context.

• check_executable

  Check one exact command name for a collision in the indexed snapshot. Use this for one candidate; use check_executables for several, and do not use it for fuzzy discovery—use search_similar_executables. name is case-sensitive and is not normalized; scope filters providers with AND semantics before the collision decision, so a scoped miss is non-exhaustive. The tool makes no live registry call and never runs or installs software; a hit returns providers, while a miss is clear only when coverage_scope is exhaustive.

• check_executables

  Check several exact command names for collisions in one indexed snapshot. Use this for multiple candidates; use check_executable for one, and do not use it to rank similar spellings—use search_similar_executables. One scope filters every name with AND semantics; each name is evaluated independently and results, including duplicates, preserve input order. The tool makes no live registry call and never runs software; treat misses as unknown unless coverage_scope is exhaustive, which a supplied scope never is.

• discover_published_package

  Fetch and verify installed commands for one exact public package release. Use this for a known npm or PyPI package when the fixed dictionary may lag; use snapshot lookup tools for command-name reverse search, and do not treat a command mismatch as proof that no other package publishes that command. Registry metadata selects an exact release, then a bounded official artifact is digest-checked and its npm bin or PyPI console_scripts declaration is matched to an archive member. The tool never installs or executes package code or writes the shared dataset. On a configured runner, a verified resul…

• get_coverage

  Explain snapshot provenance, source coverage, freshness, and negative-result limits. Call this with no parameters before interpreting a miss; use check_executable to look up a command, and do not use coverage metadata as an existence result. negative_lookup becomes exhaustive only when every declared source succeeded with exhaustive, unrestricted coverage; otherwise absence remains unknown. The tool reads fixed metadata without probing registries, and freshness may be unavailable because its partial scan is stored separately.

• get_executable

  Return the canonical provider record for one exact indexed command name. Use this to inspect package, ecosystem, source, version, and provenance; use check_executable for collision decisions, and do not treat a null record as availability. name is not normalized; scope applies AND filters to providers before deciding whether record is null, so a known command can disappear when no provider matches. The tool reads one fixed snapshot and performs no live lookup; interpret null with coverage_scope.

• resolve_installation

  Resolve advisory install and invocation argv for one indexed command provider. Use this after lookup for one known target; use resolve_installations for several commands, and do not use it for name availability—use check_executable. environment maps its package manager to a provider ecosystem before preferences.package narrows candidates; omitted target facts are returned in required_context rather than guessed. The tool never executes argv or probes package availability; status and verification distinguish ready, ambiguous, unsupported, unverified, missing-index, and incomplete-context outco…

• resolve_installations

  Resolve advisory install and invocation argv for several commands on one target. Use this when all commands share an environment and preferences; use resolve_installation for one, and do not use it for availability—use check_executables. The shared environment selects an ecosystem before preferences.package narrows each command independently; results, including duplicates, preserve input order. The tool never executes argv or probes package availability, and each result reports its own status, required_context, and verification.

• search_executables

  Discover indexed command names matching prefix, length, ecosystem, and provider filters. Use this for exploration; use check_executable for exact collisions and search_similar_executables for confusable names. All active filters intersect; ecosystem and scope.ecosystem must both match, so conflicting values return none, and limit applies only after deterministic case-insensitive sorting with case-sensitive tie-breaking. Do not use an empty result to infer availability: the tool makes no live registry call and fails instead of returning partial data when a required derived index is missing or …

• search_similar_executables

  Find indexed command names that may be confused with one proposed name. Use this after an exact check for typo risk; use check_executable for exact existence, and do not substitute this fuzzy result. name seeds case-folded trigram candidates, scope filters them before scoring, and limit applies after ranking by edit distance, trigram similarity, then name. The tool makes no live registry call; an empty match list covers only the fixed snapshot and optional scope, not global absence.

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io.github.asopitech-labs/global-executables

Version

1.4.1

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pypi global-executablesoci ghcr.io/asopitech-labs/global-executables-mcp:1.4.1

License

MIT

Repository

github.com/asopitech-labs/global-executables

Website

asopitech-labs.github.io/global-executables/

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Oct 24, 2026

Last checked

Oct 25, 2026

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