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  • Process AntV-related queries by identifying, parsing, and structuring user requirements for visualization tasks. Extracts topics, detects intent, and prepares structured data for precise solutions.
    MIT
  • Analyze code diffs to detect bugs, security vulnerabilities, and best practice violations. Provides findings with severity, explanations, and suggested fixes.
    MIT
  • List project bugs by status (wild, chasing, catched) with summary details, including scores and impact counts to spot high-risk issues.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Search SonarQube project issues with filters for severity, type, branch, or pull request. Paginate results to triage bugs or scan for vulnerabilities.
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  • Permanently remove issues from the task hierarchy. Exercise caution as deletion affects related issues and cannot be undone.
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  • Search the collective Knowledge Base for solutions to technical errors, bugs, or architectural patterns. Use as first step in any troubleshooting workflow.
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  • Set up a single app (Google, Slack, Notion, etc.) for the Sales Prep MCP server. For key-based apps, obtain and store the key via terminal; for Google, start OAuth sign-in.
    Apache 2.0
  • Read incremental output and terminal state from an owned session without sending input or stopping the process; use cursor offsets and wait_ms to poll for new output or completion.
    Apache 2.0
  • Review up to 500 characters of code for bugs, security issues, and quality — no Lightning wallet needed. Free trial of Boltwork's code review, rate limited to 5 calls per hour per IP.
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  • List project issues with filters for priority, state, assignees, labels, dates, cycle, and module. Paginate results using a cursor.
    MIT
  • Links one supported app to Marketing Ops, showing where to get an API key and the terminal command to store it; for Google, starts browser sign-in after OAuth client setup.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve the current terminal screen content and cursor position from an active SSH session to monitor command output or interactive programs in real time.
    MIT
  • Analyzes a git diff to identify bugs, security vulnerabilities, and improvement opportunities, providing a structured review with severity levels.
    MIT
  • Get the live terminal screen content and cursor position for an active SSH session. Ideal for checking command output or interactive state without interrupting the process.
    MIT
  • Display live terminal output from a serial console, including text rows and cursor position, for reading interfaces like BIOS, menus, or vi.
    MIT
  • Review code for correctness bugs, security issues, and simplification opportunities. Optionally narrow review to specific areas like concurrency or input validation.
    MIT
  • Analyze multiple source files for bugs, code smells, and security vulnerabilities in one call. Supports glob patterns and returns compact results highlighting only files with issues.
    MIT
  • Analyze code snippets in JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, PHP, or Ruby to identify bugs, code smells, security issues, and complexity problems without needing a file on disk.
    MIT