Generate complete IPC boilerplate for a new feature: ipcMain handler in the main process, preload bridge function with contextBridge, TypeScript type declarations, and renderer-side usage example. Produces all the files needed for a secure, type-safe IPC channel.

Generate a complete, secure preload.ts with contextBridge.exposeInMainWorld for multiple API methods. Produces the preload script, TypeScript declarations for window.electronAPI, and security best practices. Use this when you need to expose several main-process APIs to the renderer at once.

Analyze preload script and main process IPC code for security issues. Checks for: raw ipcRenderer exposure, missing sender validation, synchronous IPC usage, listener memory leaks, prototype pollution via contextBridge, and insecure channel patterns. Provide the actual code content to analyze.

Generate multi-window management boilerplate for Electron apps. Creates a WindowManager class that handles window lifecycle, inter-window communication, window state persistence, and proper cleanup. Supports common patterns like main + child windows, modal dialogs, and detached panels.

Get a clear, version-aware explanation of Electron's multi-process architecture. Covers the main process, renderer processes, preload scripts, utility processes, contextBridge, and how they interact. Useful for understanding the mental model before building features.

Audit an Electron app against the official security checklist. Covers 19 of the items that can be detected from static inputs (BrowserWindow configuration, main process code, package.json, preload, HTML): HTTPS-only content, nodeIntegration, contextIsolation, sandbox, webSecurity, CSP, allowRunningInsecureContent, experimentalFeatures, enableBlinkFeatures, raw ipcRenderer exposure, direct window assignment, @electron/remote, supported Electron version, shell.openExternal validation, file:// usage, tag, will-navigate handler, setWindowOpenHandler, and IPC sender validation. The remaining checklist items (session permissions, fuse configuration) require runtime / packaging context and are flagged in the report's footer.

Generate @electron/fuses configuration to harden your Electron app. Fuses are compile-time toggles that disable dangerous Electron features (like ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE, NODE_OPTIONS) and cannot be re-enabled by end users. Essential for production apps.

Generate a Content Security Policy for an Electron app. Accounts for the bundler (Vite, webpack), framework (React, Vue, Svelte), and whether dev-mode exceptions are needed. Returns both meta-tag and session.webRequest approaches.

Static analysis of Electron code for dangerous patterns: shell.openExternal with user input, @electron/remote usage, disabled webSecurity, missing navigation restrictions, unrestricted window creation, and other OWASP-style vulnerabilities specific to Electron.

Diagnose Electron build/packaging errors from electron-builder, electron-forge, or electron-packager output. Identifies common failures: code signing errors, native module rebuild issues, ASAR packaging problems, missing platform-specific configuration, and __dirname path resolution bugs.

Generate complete auto-update configuration using electron-updater. Produces main process setup, update event handling, renderer notification UI code, and platform-specific signing requirements. Supports GitHub releases, S3, and generic HTTP update servers.

Generate complete custom protocol / deep linking setup for Electron. Produces protocol registration, URL handling in both single-instance and multi-instance modes, platform-specific configuration (macOS Info.plist, Windows registry, Linux .desktop), and electron-builder/forge config.

Generate a complete, secure, modern Electron project scaffold. Includes proper process separation, TypeScript configuration, framework integration, build tooling, security defaults, and an example IPC channel. Produces a full project structure ready to develop.

Generate a migration checklist for upgrading between Electron versions. Lists all breaking changes, deprecated APIs, and required code modifications between the current and target versions.

Scan code for usage of deprecated or removed Electron APIs. Returns a list of deprecated APIs found with their replacements and the version they were deprecated/removed in.

Analyze Electron app code for the 8 official performance anti-patterns: eager module loading, synchronous main-process operations, unnecessary polyfills, unbundled code, CDN-loaded assets, renderer blocking, excessive BrowserWindows, and IPC over-communication. Returns specific fixes.

Get a clear, authoritative explanation of an Electron concept. Counters outdated tutorial content with accurate, version-aware information. Covers: process model, context isolation, sandbox, IPC, ASAR, fuses, code signing, and build tool comparison.

Return metadata about the embedded Electron knowledge used by this MCP's analysis tools -- the date it was last verified against official Electron docs, the current Electron stable version at that time, and the supported version range for migration/deprecation checks. Call this when you need to know whether the advice from other tools is current.