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Why this server?
Serves as a guardian of development knowledge, providing AI assistants with curated access to latest documentation and best practices which could include UI elements.
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Enables users to create UI flowcharts by generating visualizations of user interfaces and interactions through an easy-to-use API within MCP-compatible systems. This suggests it might provide code snippets as part of the creation process.
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Rransforms Tailwind components to NativeWind 4 - helpful if you want code snippets that transform tailwind components to NativeWind.
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Leverages Vim's native text editing commands and workflows, which Claude already understands, to create a lightweight code assistance layer, might include common ui elements and snippets.
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Facilitates comprehensive architectural design and evaluation through specialized agents, rich resources, and powerful tools covering diverse architectural domains, including cloud, AI, and blockchain. UI could be part of this.
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A Cursor-compatible toolkit that provides intelligent coding assistance through custom AI tools for code architecture planning, screenshot analysis, code review, and file reading capabilities; likely to include suggestions for UI snippets.
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A lightweight server that enables AI assistants like Cursor & Claude to read from and write to Obsidian vaults, allowing actions like creating notes, checking existing content, and managing todos through natural language. Code snippets can be added to notes and used.
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Helps refine AI-generated content to sound more natural and human-like. Built with advanced AI detection and text enhancement capabilities.
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A model context server that provides prompts that can be used as slash commands for clients like Zed Editor, in order to add page contents as context to the AI assistant. Useful if the code snippets are in confluence.
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A simple Model Context Protocol server that provides standardized tool functionality, currently implementing a basic calculator for adding two numbers together. Example of how to serve functions for an LLM.