Composer is a dependency manager for PHP that allows you to declare the libraries your project depends on and manages them for you.
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Enables creation of Magento 2 modules with composer.json files for dependency management and package distribution
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Detects PHP Composer projects through composer.json files for project type identification and dependency analysis
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Executes Composer commands inside PHP containers for dependency management including installing, updating, adding or removing packages, and managing autoloading
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Enables AI agents in Cursor Composer to scrape single webpages and crawl websites with configurable depth and page limits.
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Enables using Cursor Composer to pull in Rails model files as context and execute database operations. The README states: 'This works great with Cursor. You can use Cursor Composer to pull in your Rails model files as context...'
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Analyzes Composer dependencies for PHP projects, detecting security vulnerabilities and providing risk assessment.
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Integrates with Cursor Composer, enabling users to request Wikipedia information through natural language queries that are processed and returned with relevant article content.
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Provides direct API integration with EuConquisto Composer platform for educational content creation, offering a 7-step workflow to create, validate, format, and save educational lessons with support for multiple content formats and Brazilian education standards compliance.
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Scans PHP Composer dependencies from composer.json and composer.lock files to analyze licenses and generate license reports