Why this server?
Addresses runtime errors by providing precise understanding of types, relationships, and accurate symbol references, which can be crucial for debugging and fixing code issues in Storybook projects.
Why this server?
Provides a secure, isolated JavaScript execution environment with configurable time and memory limits, useful for safely testing and debugging Storybook components that might be causing runtime errors.
Why this server?
Enables file operations, repository management, and advanced search, with comprehensive error handling. Helpful for managing and debugging Storybook configurations and code within a GitHub repository.
Why this server?
Provides integrations for knowledge management, reasoning, and advanced search, aiding in finding solutions and understanding the root causes of Storybook runtime errors.
Why this server?
Offers code repository analysis and security scans, beneficial for identifying potential security vulnerabilities or code quality issues that might contribute to Storybook runtime errors.
Why this server?
Allows executing make targets from a Makefile, automating development tasks and potentially running tests or build processes related to Storybook to identify and resolve errors.
Why this server?
Although focused on Rust, it can help find relevant information if Storybook uses Rust-based tooling or dependencies, providing access to documentation and type information for troubleshooting.
Why this server?
Helps manage a coding project's todo list, allowing users to track debugging tasks and prioritize fixes for Storybook runtime errors.
Why this server?
Generates release notes from GitHub repositories, aiding in understanding recent changes that might have introduced runtime errors in Storybook configurations.