Nymrel

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 30 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• nymrel_audit_website

  Audit one public website for SEO, schema, and AI discoverability. Returns the score, grade, discoverability status, detected schema types and recommendations supplied by the audit. Results may contai

• nymrel_golf_bag_gap

  Analyse carry-distance gaps for a structured list of golf clubs. Every club needs a ``name`` and its measured ``carry_distance_yards``; ``loft_degrees`` is optional. Pass 1 to 14 clubs with unique na

• nymrel_find_domain

  Suggest domain names and check each one against public registry records. A name is only reported available when the registry clearly says it is free. When the lookup is inconclusive `availability_che

• nymrel_social_clip_score

  Measure what the opening of a short-video transcript actually does. Returns each measured signal - opening word count, whether it opens on a hook pattern, whether it addresses the viewer, curiosity s

• nymrel_remote_list_devices

  Use this when the user wants to see paired Nymrel Remote devices and current reachability before working with one.

• nymrel_remote_read_file

  Use this when the user explicitly wants Nymrel Remote to read a UTF-8 text file with optional line pagination. Select the target with the optional device argument.

• nymrel_remote_list_directory

  Use this when the user explicitly wants Nymrel Remote to list a directory tree with a bounded recursion depth. Select the target with the optional device argument.

• nymrel_remote_get_file_info

  Use this when the user explicitly wants Nymrel Remote to return metadata for a file or directory. Select the target with the optional device argument.