Haskell is a purely functional programming language with strong static typing, type inference, and lazy evaluation. It is designed for teaching, research, and industrial applications.
Why this server?
Provides AST-aware code intelligence for Haskell codebases, including semantic search, dependency graphs, and refactoring analysis.
Why this server?
Enables running Haskell code with sandboxing, resource limits, and output capture; scaffolds a temporary Nix project.
Why this server?
Provides execution environment for Haskell code snippets with results
Why this server?
Provides dependency tracing and code analysis for Haskell codebases, indexing symbols, function calls, and modules to support impact analysis, test generation, and code understanding.
Why this server?
Provides 40+ static code analysis tools for enterprise-scale Haskell codebases, including module analysis, function call graphs, type system relationships, typeclass analysis, import dependencies, and complexity metrics.
Why this server?
Identifies installed Haskell compiler (ghc) and development tools.
Why this server?
Provides specialized prompts for Haskell development, including typed-hole exploration guidance when working with the Haskell Language Server.
Why this server?
Adds Haskell code analysis capabilities, including call graph mapping and liveness tracking.
Why this server?
Haskell is recognized by file discovery and the default LSP registry, letting Lore snapshot and structurally enrich Haskell sources through the Haskell language server.