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- Open a file in the LSP server for analysis to enable diagnostics, hover information, and completions. Specify the language for appropriate language service handling.
- Parse a Godot .tscn file to list all external resource dependencies such as scripts, textures, and subscenes. Helps plan refactoring or file moves by revealing what a scene relies on.MIT
- Identify all files and functions affected by a code change before refactoring or deleting. Returns blast radius for a target file or symbol to prevent breakage.AGPL 3.0
- Find all references to a GDScript symbol across your project to analyze code usage before refactoring. Returns file locations with zero-based coordinates.
- Execute Python code in a sandboxed macOS environment with no network access, restricted filesystem writes, and automatic timeout. Returns stdout, stderr, and exit code for safe autonomous agent use.
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- Analyze code flow by identifying function callers and callees to understand dependencies and assess refactoring impact.MIT
- Identify all instances where a specific function, type, or value is used across a PureScript project using the PureScript MCP Server. Ensures accurate refactoring by showing the impact of changes across modules.
- Verify server status and project state to confirm operational readiness and available features before proceeding with Java code analysis.MIT
- Retrieve detailed AST node information at a specific cursor position for debugging, code analysis, refactoring, and IDE integration.
- Retrieve and apply code actions like quick fixes, refactoring operations, and import organization at specific positions in source files to automate code improvements.MIT
- Send automatic success notifications when significant tasks complete, including builds, tests, file operations, refactoring, analysis, or long operations, to improve user experience.MIT
- Refresh Claude subscription usage via OAuth API without browser authentication. Retrieves credentials from macOS Keychain to update local usage cache for Claude Code users on macOS.
- List and filter project files with indexed status for code search. Use to view project structure, filter by file type, and identify recently modified files.
- Analyzes a Java file to pinpoint the single most critical design flaw requiring immediate refactoring, improving maintainability, readability, cohesion, and coupling.MIT
- Search for code patterns or files across Bitbucket Server repositories. Find specific content by querying file names and contents, with filtering by project or repository.Apache 2.0
- Analyze import dependencies and detect circular imports. Shows file-to-layer relationships to guide refactoring.AGPL 3.0
- Extract JavaScript/TypeScript functions with metadata for code review, API analysis, test coverage, and refactoring preparation.
- Query the code dependency graph for a specific file to see what it imports and which files depend on it.AGPL 3.0
- Analyze code complexity metrics like cyclomatic complexity and nesting depth to identify areas needing refactoring in specific files or across projects.