Check connectivity, DNS and network routes to investigate connection problems.
This device doubles as a network bench: resolve a domain, probe whether a specific service port answers, run a bounded ping with per-reply latency and loss, and trace each hop a connection travels — all from here, no server login required. On request it lists devices on your local network, issues API calls with your own method and headers for debugging, and saves an authorized download into your workspace.
Reading a web page as content stays with the app's web surfaces; this entry is about connectivity itself. Every report reflects probes that actually ran and says what each step measured — a closed port and a slow link are different answers, and never blended into one.
Examples describe the request and the shape of the expected deliverable; they are not completed run results.
api.example.com is unreachable today. Look up DNS, probe port 443, then run a ping set and a traceroute, and tell me where it breaks.
Four real probe results: resolution, port reachability, per-packet latency with loss, and per-hop addresses — plus where the break most likely sits.
List the devices currently on my home LAN, then download this public firmware-notes PDF into the workspace.
A LAN enumeration plus the saved workspace file; downloads are limited to the authorized address you named.
MPL-2.0
First-party Floe original; the full license text ships with the package.
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Built-in skills ship and update with the app; there is no separate store version record.
