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Return the API reference for the ctx object used in execute.

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Execute Python code with access to Motive services via ``ctx``. Code must define: ``async def run(ctx): ...`` No imports. Use ``ctx.*`` methods, ``asyncio``, and builtins. Call ``api_docs`` first to see available ctx methods. Change sets group audits for one agent prompt/action across multiple ``execute`` calls: - Read-only runs never create a change set. - The first mutating run in a prompt opens a change set (or reuse one by passing ``change_set_id`` from a previous ``execute`` result). - Pass that ``change_set_id`` into later ``execute`` calls in the same prompt so all writes share one change set. The id must belong to the current user or execute raises. - ``commit`` is a short summary; required when this run mutates data. Distinct commits are appended on the change set; identical ones are ignored. Returns JSON with ``change_set_id`` first: ``{"change_set_id": <int|null>, "result": <run return value>}``. If the docs are wrong or missing, or a ``ctx.*`` call breaks unexpectedly, call ``report_issue`` so it gets fixed. Timeout: 120 seconds.

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Report a problem encountered while using this MCP server. Use this when: ``api_docs`` is missing or wrong about how to use a ``ctx.*`` method, a ``ctx.*`` call fails unexpectedly, a response shape doesn't match the docs, or anything else gets in the way of completing a task. category: one of "missing_doc", "broken_endpoint", "incorrect_data", "other" message: what happened, what you expected, what you got context: optional extra detail (method name, dealer_id, code snippet, etc.)

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