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"A server for file search, project analysis, and code refactoring on macOS" matching MCP tools:

  • Generates a curl command to upload a genome file to the OpenPGx server, returning a code to use with load_profile for pharmacogenomic analysis.
    MIT
  • Return a file's outbound import dependencies as JSON. Use to identify what a file imports before refactoring.
    MIT
  • Search for sections within a Todoist project by name or criteria. Uses server-side search to locate matching sections without fetching all project data.
    MIT
  • Open a file in the Language Server for diagnostics, hover information, and completions. Call this before requesting analyses.
    MIT
  • Save a file to the LSP server to enable analysis. Use before requesting diagnostics, hover information, or completions. The file stays open for continued analysis until explicitly closed.
    MIT

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    A collection of small MCP servers for macOS automation that expose Apple Mail, MoneyMoney, and Spotlight functionality as tools via AppleScript and command-line, enabling AI applications to search mail, manage contacts and transactions, and perform system-wide file searches through natural language.
    MIT

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  • Generate AI documentation for any file in an indexed repository, including summaries, functions, dependencies, and code analysis. Understand file purpose and behavior.
    MIT
  • Analyzes code coverage for a project, reporting overall percentage and per-file breakdown. Optionally shows coverage change since last baseline or filters by specific files or packages.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search, replace, or count code patterns using syntax-aware AST matching across 20+ programming languages.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the HTTP function file: use overview mode for function names and line ranges, or full mode for complete code and collection schemas, ideal for writing and refactoring. Include the coding guide on first call.
    MIT
  • Perform cross-file refactoring with automatic reference tracking, locating definitions and usage to apply consistent changes across scope. Ideal for renames, signature changes, and API migrations.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve code-health scores and findings from stored analysis: get a dashboard overview, or ranked file-level findings with refactoring and performance queues.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Log code changes (create, modify, delete, refactor) with file path and description to maintain an audit trail and project history for multi-agent coordination.
    MIT
  • Detects the currently open Scrivener project on macOS, resolving window names to .scriv paths for direct action without asking for a path.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Analyze file dependencies and dependents to understand the impact of code changes. Use before editing or deleting files to identify potential breakage and refactoring risks.
    MIT
  • Import a binary file into a Ghidra project and open it in CodeBrowser. Optionally start auto-analysis; specify language for raw firmware or rely on auto-detection for known formats.
    Apache 2.0