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Bing search

Search the web on Bing, one page of results at a time. Returns each organic result's title, url, snippet and date, the market Bing answered for, and where the next page starts. Results depend on where the browser is: Bing answers for the market of the browser's location, and the answer says which market that was. To read further, pass the `next` of one answer as `first` of the next call. Pages vary in size and can repeat a result, so dedupe by url. site: and quoted phrases are passed to Bing as typed; Bing can loosen both, so results may include other sites or pages without the exact phrase. When Bing cannot answer a search, the run fails and says why.

Bing: set country/region

Set Bing's country/region, the setting that decides which country's results Bing searches. It lasts in the browser it runs on, so run it on your own browser before searching; on a fresh browser it has no lasting effect. Pass "auto" to go back to following the browser's location. Returns the country and market Bing reports afterwards.

List Atlassian invoices

List Atlassian (admin.atlassian.com) billing invoices across every transaction account in your org, covering Atlassian and Marketplace apps plus Loom billed through Atlassian. Returns total plus invoices (id, number, date, amount, status, transaction_account, sourceSystem, downloadUrl) — metadata only. Feed a row's downloadUrl to admin.atlassian.com/download_invoice to fetch the PDF. Only an org billing admin sees the billing portal, and admin.atlassian.com must resolve to a single org (no org picker).

Download an Atlassian invoice PDF

Download one Atlassian (admin.atlassian.com) billing invoice, given the downloadUrl, or the id plus transaction_account, that admin.atlassian.com/list_invoices returns. Returns the filename plus the PDF as base64, for you to decode and save. Only an organization billing admin can download invoices.

Teams whoami

Report which Microsoft Teams account this browser is signed in as — work or personal: email, name, whether it is a personal (consumer) or work account, and which Teams host it lives on (personal accounts are redirected to teams.live.com). Being signed out is reported as a normal answer (loggedIn false), not an error, so it can be used to check a session — and pick the right Teams host — before running other Teams scripts.