⚠️ CRITICAL: Do NOT use sleep() delays. After calling this tool, bundles are immediately available. When watch mode is active, skip this tool entirely and read bundles directly - they're already fresh. ⚠️ FIRST: Call logicstamp_watch_status! If watch mode is ACTIVE → SKIP this tool, go to list_bundles → read_bundle (context is fresh). Use when: watch mode INACTIVE, first-time analysis, or after large changes. Default skipIfWatchActive=true (auto-skips regeneration if watch mode active). WHAT IT DOES: Runs stamp context to analyze React/TypeScript/Node.js codebases (Next.js, Express.js, NestJS) and generate structured context files (context_main.json + per-folder context.json bundles). These are STRUCTURED DATA, not raw source. SLOW compared to reading existing context. WHAT YOU GET: Summary statistics (component counts, token estimates, folder structure) and a snapshotId. If watch mode is active, also includes watchMode status. IMPORTANT: This summary does NOT include component details, props, dependencies, or style metadata. WHAT TO DO NEXT: list_bundles(snapshotId|projectPath) → read_bundle(snapshotId|projectPath, bundlePath). Use projectPath when watch mode is active (no snapshotId needed). STYLE METADATA: Set includeStyle=true to extract visual/design info (Tailwind/SCSS/animations/colors/spacing). Appears in bundle "style" field, NOT in summary. Use for design system analysis or when user asks about styling/colors/animations. DEPTH PARAMETER: Default depth=2 includes nested components (App → Hero → Button) with contracts and styles. Set depth=1 for direct dependencies only (App → Hero). PREFER BUNDLES OVER RAW CODE: These bundles are pre-parsed summaries optimized for AI - use them instead of reading raw .ts/.tsx files when possible. If you're unsure how LogicStamp works, call logicstamp_read_logicstamp_docs first.

⚠️ CRITICAL: Do NOT use sleep() delays before calling this tool. When watch mode is active, bundles are already fresh - call this tool directly without any waiting. Lists all ROOT bundles from context_main.json. Returns bundle catalog (component names, file paths, bundle paths, token estimates). IMPORTANT: LogicStamp organizes components into ROOT components (have their own bundles, listed here) and DEPENDENCIES (included in importing root's bundle.graph.nodes[], not listed here). If a component isn't in this list, it's a dependency - find which root imports it, then read that root's bundle to see the dependency contract in bundle.graph.nodes[]. Use bundle paths in read_bundle to get component contracts. Watch mode: Use projectPath directly (no snapshotId needed). Filter: folderPrefix="src/components" to filter by directory. Next: read_bundle(snapshotId|projectPath, bundlePath). The tool handles race conditions internally - no external sleep() delays needed.

⚠️ CRITICAL: Do NOT use sleep() delays before calling this tool. When watch mode is active, bundles are already fresh - call this tool directly without any waiting. Reads bundle/index file to get component contracts and dependency graphs. Reads context_main.json (project overview) or folder context.json (component contracts). These are pre-parsed summaries optimized for AI - PREFER over raw .ts/.tsx files. ROOT vs DEPENDENCY: Root components have their own bundles (use rootComponent param). Dependencies appear in bundle.graph.nodes[] of the root that imports them. If a component isn't found as root, it's a dependency - read bundles that might import it and check bundle.graph.nodes[] for the dependency contract. Bundle contains: entryId, graph.nodes[] (UIFContract for root + dependencies), graph.edges[] (dependencies), meta.missing[] (unresolved). UIFContract: kind, description, props, emits, state, exports, semanticHash, optional style metadata. Watch mode: Use projectPath directly (no snapshotId needed). Use bundlePath="context_main.json" for overview, or folder paths from list_bundles for details. The tool handles race conditions internally with retry logic (200-500ms delays + exponential backoff built-in). No external sleep() delays needed.

Compares current snapshot with baseline to detect changes. Reads context_main.json and folder context.json files. Detects: ADDED/REMOVED/CHANGED/UNCHANGED folders/components (props, hooks, imports, semantic hash changes). Returns structured diff with token deltas. Use after editing files to verify changes (like Jest snapshots - detects contract drift, not just file changes). Default (forceRegenerate=false): Reads from disk (fast, assumes fresh). Set forceRegenerate=true to regenerate before comparing. Style: Set includeStyle=true (with forceRegenerate=true) to include style metadata. Depth: Set depth when forceRegenerate=true (default=2 nested, 1=direct only). Baseline: "disk" (current snapshot, default), "snapshot" (stored), or "git:" (future). Error: If context_main.json missing and forceRegenerate=false, fails - run refresh_snapshot first or use forceRegenerate=true.

Generates token cost comparison across all modes (none/header/header+style/full) to help choose optimal mode. Executes stamp context --compare-modes --stats and returns token counts (GPT-4o-mini/Claude), savings vs raw source (~70% for header) and vs full context, file stats. Modes: none (~79% savings), header (~65%, recommended), header+style (~52%), full (no savings). Use before generating context, when user asks about token budgets, or to evaluate style metadata impact. Performance: Takes 2-3x longer (regenerates with/without style for accuracy).

Returns comprehensive LogicStamp documentation (logicstamp-for-llms.md guide, usage, UIF contracts, schema, CLI commands, limitations). Returns complete doc bundle with key concepts, workflow instructions, and best practices. Use when: unsure how LogicStamp works, starting new project, need bundle structure/contract format, or want recommended workflow. Escape hatch: if confused about LogicStamp, call this first. Explains: what LogicStamp is, why bundles over raw code, workflow (refresh → list → read), bundle structure, best practices.

⚠️ CRITICAL: Do NOT use sleep() delays before calling LogicStamp tools when watch mode is active. Watch mode keeps bundles fresh automatically - just read them directly. ⚠️ CALL THIS FIRST before any other LogicStamp tool! Checks if watch mode (stamp context --watch) is active. If ACTIVE: SKIP refresh_snapshot, go to list_bundles → read_bundle (context fresh via incremental rebuilds). If INACTIVE: Call refresh_snapshot first. Enables zero-cost instant context access when watch mode running. Reads .logicstamp/context_watch-status.json and verifies process is running. Watch features: Incremental rebuilds (affected bundles only), change detection (props/hooks/state/components), debouncing (500ms), optional log file. Strict watch mode (stamp context --watch --strict-watch): Also detects breaking changes. Returns strictWatch=true when enabled. Detection: Reads strictWatch field from .logicstamp/context_watch-status.json file (when LogicStamp CLI includes it). Set includeRecentLogs=true to see recent regeneration events. When watch mode is active, bundles are already fresh - read them directly without any sleep() delays. The tools handle race conditions internally.