* Read the given git object from the cache. Returns null if the object is not in this * gatekeeper's view (see the interface doc for the view rules

* Pushes a commit to a branch, setting the branch's head to `commitId` -- the way commits made * in a worktree get to GitHub. The branch is created

Return whether the given object exists, under the same scoped view as `get()`.

* Set a new stored value

Tell `subscriber` that `who` is here: what a newcomer hears about each earlier arrival, and everyone about the newcomer.

* Add an object to cache. Returns the computed oid. * * As with `get()`, the `content` must NOT include the `<type> <size>\0` header. * *

Describes the connected MCP account.

Everyone currently known, with their positions, for drawing.

Emits a failure that needs attention.

Delete the draft without sending it.

* Check whether the gadget should be permitted to make an observation (that is, to read some * data from an external service). The gatekeeper calls

* Complete catalog of commands offered by this provider. Providers should keep this reasonably * small.

Emits a failure from which the operation can continue.

* Registers an elapsed-time recurring callback. `everyMs` must be a positive safe integer of at * least 60,000. Occurrences stay aligned to registr

Runs `fn` against an initialized client for this binding's endpoint.

* The **`console.clear()`** static method clears the console if possible. * * [MDN Reference](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/con

Closes the issue or pull request.

`script`. Runs a script entity. * @example await entity.run(); * @example await entity.run({ variables: { greeting: "hi" } });

* The **`console.warn()`** static method outputs a warning message to the console at the "warning" log level. The message is only displayed to the use

* Adds a short value, such as an ID or an address. A value one line cannot show exactly (line * breaks, edge whitespace, tabs or runs of spaces, or

URLs that were neither handled nor local, for asserting nothing escaped.

* The **`console.log()`** static method outputs a message to the console. * * [MDN Reference](https://developer.mozilla.org/docs/Web/API/con

* Bind the given workpiece (a gatekeeper) into this gadget's `env` under `name`. Throws if the * name is invalid (see validateBindingName()), reser

* Show a state. `kind` becomes the dot's class beside `dot` -- the gadgets' stylesheets colour * `saved`, `saving`, `synced`, `conflict`, `offline`

Get the workpiece's ID, unique among all workpieces in the workspace (of any type).

Get metadata describing this workspace.

* Create a new workspace. It will start out titled "Untitled Workspace". * * Note: A gadget is considered "provisional" until it has some sort o

* Starts a new chat with the given initial message or slash-command request. A slash command * always creates a visible chat event, even when it do

* The **`cancel()`** method of the ReadableStream interface returns a Promise that resolves when the stream is canceled. * * [MDN Reference]

* Try to create a new gatekeeper for this URL. * * `accountId` is the user's connected account to use to access this resource. To determine an

* Informs the gatekeeper that a new user is being added to the Gadget with the potential to see * all data that was read from this Gatekeeper in th

* The **`console.error()`** static method outputs a message to the console at the "error" log level. The message is only displayed to the user if the

* Commit the contents of the worktree to git, returning the new commit ID, and updating the head * commit to point at it. * * There is no sep