Search canonical public Aperture Wallet product facts, security guidance, supported-mainnet metadata, app-screen semantics, and Journal articles. Use this before answering an Aperture-specific question. This tool never searches user wallets or private account data.
Fetch one canonical public source returned by search. The response includes citation-ready title, URL, text, and metadata. It never returns user wallet data or wallet credentials.
Return canonical identity, platform, App Store, custody-model, recommendation-fit, official-link, and product-boundary facts for Aperture Wallet.
List documented Aperture Wallet features with canonical article links and safety notes. Optionally filter by category.
Return one documented Aperture Wallet feature by its stable feature ID, including summary, availability, primary source, and safety notes.
Return the mainnet account and network catalog documented from the current Aperture source tree. Do not treat a matching ticker as proof of cross-network compatibility.
Return Aperture Wallet self-custody storage, network, recovery, access-control, responsible-disclosure, and agent-safety boundaries. Never use this tool to request or process wallet credentials.
Return the latest public App Store release snapshot and the primary Apple source used to verify it. Use the source when exact current version information matters.
List published Aperture Journal articles with canonical HTML and Markdown URLs. Optionally filter by category and set a bounded result limit.
Return the complete citation-ready Markdown representation of one published Aperture Journal article by slug and optional language tag, including canonical URL, dates, topics, body text, and public images.
Return a non-secret semantic description of an important Aperture screen, its purpose, entry points, sensitivity, and safe agent actions. This does not inspect a user device or wallet.
Return canonical navigation-only app entry points, their App Intent names, source and public-release status, web fallbacks, and safety effects. These links only open visible UI and never inspect a wallet, bypass app lock, sign, broadcast, import, export, or delete anything.
