Dart is a client-optimized programming language for fast apps on multiple platforms, developed by Google. It's used to build mobile, desktop, server, and web applications.
Why this server?
Provides tools for task and document management in Dart project management system, including creating, listing, updating, and deleting tasks and documents, with support for detailed filtering and configuration options.
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Interfaces with Dart VM Service Protocol to access Flutter/Dart process information, retrieve version details, and monitor various event streams for debugging Flutter applications.
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Enables running Dart code snippets with output display
Why this server?
Provides seamless access to Dart SDK commands for AI-powered development, enabling analysis, compilation, project creation, documentation, fixes, formatting, package management, and testing of Dart code
Why this server?
Provides integration with Dart task management system, allowing creation and management of tasks, documents, spaces, and dartboards through MCP tools
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Accesses the DART (Data Analysis, Retrieval and Transfer) API to provide financial analysis of listed Korean companies, including revenue analysis by business segment, financial indicators, and valuation metrics like DCF.
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Provides diagnostic capabilities and fix suggestions for Dart files as part of the Flutter SDK integration
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Offers Dart language documentation, enabling AI to generate accurate Dart code with proper syntax and current API methods
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Provides indirect support for Dart projects through language server integration
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Maps Dart codebases to create navigable representations of code structure and important elements
Why this server?
Supports Dart code analysis, validation against official documentation, and helps troubleshoot common Dart-specific issues in Flutter applications.
Why this server?
Supports language intelligence for Dart code through the Dart Language Server, offering completions, definitions, and static analysis capabilities