List the component libraries this server can pull from (id, name, homepage). Call this first to see what is available.

Search all configured component libraries (or one) for components matching a natural-language query, e.g. 'pricing table', 'date picker', 'sidebar'. Synonym-aware: 'modal' also finds 'dialog', 'dropdown' finds 'select', etc. Returns a ranked, lightweight list (registry, name, type, title, description) — NOT the source. Pick the best match, then call get_component to fetch its real code.

Fetch the full, current source of one component from a specific library: file contents, npm dependencies, registry dependencies, and the exact install command. Use this after search_components. The returned source is real code you can drop into the project and edit freely.

For a given intent (e.g. 'pricing table', 'date picker'), fetch the single best match from EACH library and return them side by side: dependencies, file count, lines of code, install command, and a source preview. Use this to choose the nicest implementation instead of taking the first search hit.

Given a set of components (from get_component / search results), statically analyze their source for design clashes when mixed together: inconsistent border-radius scales, hardcoded colors vs theme tokens, missing dark-mode variants, and conflicting icon/animation libraries. Returns findings with concrete pointers so you can normalize the UI before shipping. Run this after assembling components from different libraries.