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Enables validating CSV structure, checking simple schemas, converting between CSV and JSON, sampling rows, and finding duplicate keys on local files. All processing stays local, so no user data is ever uploaded.

Lints local Markdown files or whole directory trees for broken relative links and images, empty link targets or text, heading hierarchy problems, and common README issues. Only relative targets on disk are checked, so external http(s) links are never fetched.

Enables local analysis of OpenAPI 3 and Swagger 2 JSON/YAML spec files on disk, with no remote fetching of specs or credentials. It groups endpoints by tag, flags operations that appear to lack security, lists deprecated operations, and produces short markdown cheat sheets for agents.

Enables comparing local JSON/YAML locale files to find missing or extra keys against a base locale, detect empty, null, or whitespace translations, and list flattened dot-path keys for a single file. Works entirely on local files with no network calls or translation APIs.

Enables validating JSON/JSONC, getting/setting values with jq-like paths, pretty-printing or minifying, validating against Ajv JSON Schema, and diffing local files or inline strings without network calls.

Enables scanning of package.json and lockfiles to classify dependency licenses and flag GPL/AGPL/unknown ones for commercial awareness, optionally reading license metadata from the public npm registry. Advisory only, not legal advice.

Enables generating conventional-commit–grouped release notes and CHANGELOG.md drafts from a local repository's git log between tags or commits, plus grouping commits by type. Reads only local git history via an MCP client such as Cursor or Claude Desktop.

Compares a project's .env file against its .env.example template to surface missing, extra, and empty keys, flag empty required variables, and produce paste-safe key inventories for tickets or sharing. Runs entirely on local files with every value redacted, so secrets are never echoed or uploaded.

Enables scoring a local markdown documentation file out of 100 across categories like title, install, usage, license, badges, structure, and relative link resolution, with letter grades and a concrete list of fixes. It works on local files only, providing a heuristic checklist of documentation completeness rather than judging code quality, security, or SEO.