SynaBun

[mutating] Cancel a pending temporary removal request. URL must match the listed entry exactly.

Capture a full-page screenshot of the active GSC tab. Saved via SynaBun image staging.

Read Security Issues. action=list returns active + history. action=request_review clicks "Request review" (mutating, requires fixed issues).

Read or modify property settings — ownership/verification, users, address. action=get returns the settings page summary; action=set_address/change_address mutate.

Read Shopping/Merchant Listings report — counts and per-issue example URLs.

Manage sitemaps. action=list returns all submitted sitemaps; action=submit adds a sitemap (mutating); action=delete removes one (mutating); action=view_errors opens the per-sitemap detail and returns issues.

Manage property users. list returns email + role. add invites a user (mutating). remove revokes (mutating). change_role updates permissions (mutating).

Read the Video indexing report — same shape as gsc_pages_report but for video pages.

List, clear, or remove images from SynaBun's image store (data/images/). Images arrive when users paste them in the Neural Interface chat. Use "list" to see available images with their full absolute paths — these paths can be passed to browser_upload, Read, or any tool that accepts file paths. Use "clear" to delete all attachment-type images (auto-clear after use). Use "remove" to delete a specific file.

Autonomous loop control. Start a repeating task loop, check status, update progress journal, or stop it. The Stop hook drives iteration. Call "update" after each iteration with a brief summary to maintain context across compactions.

Browse recent memories, get statistics, or fetch one memory in FULL by id. Use action "get" with an id to pull a large/consolidated memory untruncated (list actions truncate content to 150 chars). Use to see what you remember about a project, review recent learnings, or check memory health.

Manage MoreLogin (anti-detect, multi-account browser) profiles. Actions: "status" (is MoreLogin installed/running, which profile is the default AI browser), "list" (profiles), "create" (new profile), "start"/"stop" (launch/close a profile), "use_default" (set a profile as the default AI browser — afterwards all browser_* tools automatically drive that MoreLogin profile). Requires the MoreLogin desktop app to be running with its local API enabled.

Search your persistent memory for relevant information. Use this at the start of any task to check what you already know, or when you need context about past decisions, known issues, or architectural patterns. Prefer format="compact" for discovery; use memories action="get" for full originals.

Update or annotate an existing memory. Use this when you discover additional context, when a decision changes, or when you want to adjust importance based on new information.

Store a piece of information in persistent memory. Use this when you learn something important, make a decision, discover a pattern, fix a hard bug, or want to preserve context for future sessions.

Restore a trashed memory by ID. Use this to undo a forget operation.

A project's SynaBun Style Guide: brand, colors (light/dark), type, spacing, motion, components and rules, as a summary, the full DESIGN.md or tokens (CSS variables, Tailwind theme, W3C design tokens). Call it BEFORE UI, design, copy, marketing, image or video work and use its tokens instead of inventing values. Pass projectPath (your working directory). To change the guide, use action "propose": the user reviews proposals; never edit DESIGN.md or the token files by hand.

Check for stale memories whose related files have changed. Compares stored file checksums against current hashes. Returns compact output (ID + changed files only, no content). IMPORTANT: Always pass "categories" to scope the scan — calling without categories scans ALL memories and may produce output too large to return inline. For large memory sets, call iteratively per category rather than globally. Default limit is 50; increase only when using a narrow category filter.

Play Tic Tac Toe on the whiteboard. Actions: "start" sets up the board (piece defaults to X), "move" places the current turn's piece in cell 1-9, "state" shows the current board, "end" closes the game. The board renders visually on the whiteboard. X always goes first. Returns ASCII board + game status after each action.

Always-available router for SynaBun's tool groups. When a task needs a SynaBun tool this runtime does not list, call action="get", then action="add" with the group that has it, and continue once the host refreshes its tools. On Codex and Claude Code every SynaBun tool is already reachable on demand, so there it only moves the focus and needs no reload. Do not report a SynaBun capability unavailable before trying this. A change affects only this runtime, never other sessions or the default for new ones.

Add elements. Coordinates: px (default) are absolute canvas pixels and are NOT offset — start at the origin reported by whiteboard_read (values are clamped into the usable area). pct = 0-100 of the usable area (offsets applied; also converts arrow/pen points). parent:<sectionId> makes x/y relative to that section and clamps inside it. layout row/column/grid/center overrides x/y using real sizes. Sizes: text/list auto-size (do not pass width/height); shapes default 160x100 (rect, pill, circle, triangle, drawn-circle); sections default per sectionType; images need width/height. Arrows: 2+ points plus optional startAnchor/endAnchor (unknown IDs dropped with a warning; anchored ends snap to the target edge). Returns the FINAL geometry per element after defaults/pct/layout/clamping with the adjustments made, then overflow/overlap warnings for the new elements. Guidance: keep content within ~70-80% of the usable width, centered, fit vertically, ~20px margins.

Read the whiteboard. Returns viewport truth (usable canvas size, origin offset, whether a browser is connected and in Focus mode), every element with its final box x,y,w,h (text/list sizes are browser-measured; ~ marks server estimates not yet measured), z-order, rotation, resolved arrow endpoints and anchors, then a layout analysis: content bounds, elements overflowing the usable area, overlapping pairs, section containment (with spill-outs), z-order and dangling-anchor notes. Call it before placing or moving elements and after edits to verify. format:'json' returns the same as structured JSON; verbose:true prints full text.

Remove one element ({id}) or several atomically ({ids}). Arrows anchored to a removed element are detached and their endpoint moved to its centre (reported as cascade updates). Omit both to clear the whole board (undoable in the browser with Ctrl+Z).

Capture the live whiteboard from the primary connected browser window as a JPEG, preceded by a text block with the coordinate mapping (canvas size, image scale: image px ÷ scale = canvas px, usable viewport origin, element count). Fails with a clear message when no browser is connected. Use whiteboard_read for exact numbers; use this to judge visual overlap, legibility and how the board actually looks.

Update one element ({id, updates}) or many atomically ({items:[{id, updates}]}: one save, one render, one undo step in the browser). Only listed fields change; changing content/items/fontSize re-estimates a text/list size until the browser re-measures it. coordMode pct and parent:<sectionId> work as in whiteboard_add. Positions are clamped into the usable area; unknown anchor IDs are dropped with a warning. Per-item results include the final geometry; a missing ID fails only that item.

Read-only YouTube Analytics (views, watch-time, likes, subscribers, etc.) via the API — needs the YouTube API configured/authorized in Settings → YouTube. Channel-wide or per-video.

Read channel info or list recent uploads from Studio (browser). Use action=list to dedupe the autopilot against videos already on the channel.

Download a trailer file. Prefers steamMp4Url (direct publisher asset, lowest copyright risk); otherwise yt-dlp on ytId/url. Returns { filePath, bytes, source }. Pass filePath to youtube_upload. [requires yt-dlp + ffmpeg on the host for the YouTube fallback path].

Apply an end-screen template to a video (links to a related video/playlist + a subscribe element) via the Studio end-screen editor, then save. [mutating]. End-screen editing is canvas-based and may need a manual touch-up.

Edit an existing video's metadata on its Studio edit page: title, description, tags, category, made-for-kids. Saves on completion. [mutating]. Use youtube_schedule for visibility/publish-time.

Open a YouTube Studio section (dashboard, content, analytics, playlists, comments, subtitles, copyright, earn, customization). Auto-creates a browser session on studio.youtube.com using the signed-in Google account. Call before other youtube_* browser tools.

Manage playlists. action=list enumerates them; action=create makes a new playlist; action=add adds a video to an existing playlist (by name). [mutating for create/add].

Schedule a video to go public at a future time (or set immediate visibility) via the Studio visibility dialog. Pass publishAt for scheduling. [mutating]. Locale-aware date entry (US + pt-BR); the response echoes the picker read-back as scheduledDisplay — verify it matches your intended slot.

Discover FRESH candidate game trailers (already-posted ones are removed automatically via the youtube-videos memory ledger — no manual dedup/recall needed). Searches YouTube for recently published trailers, queries IGDB for games (+ Steam appid and official YouTube trailer ids), and resolves Steam direct mp4 URLs. Returns trimmed candidates: { game, source, igdbId, appid, releaseDate, trailerPublishedAt, trailerTitle, genres, ytTrailerIds, steamMp4Url, summary }. Feed one to youtube_download (prefer steamMp4Url; fall back to a ytTrailerIds value), then pass its game/igdbId/appid/sourceTrailerId back into youtube_upload so it records the ledger.

Upload a custom thumbnail to a video via its Studio edit page (uses the hidden thumbnail file input). Saves on completion. [mutating].

Upload a local video file to YouTube Studio, publish it, and record it to the youtube-videos dedup ledger. Opens Create → Upload, sets the file, fills title/description/tags, advances the wizard, sets visibility, clicks Done, then verifies the wizard closed and resolves the new video id. [mutating — publishes to the channel]. Pass game/igdbId/appid/sourceTrailerId so the upload is remembered and never re-posted. Default visibility=private so you can schedule afterwards with youtube_schedule.