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  • Append new PHP code statements to an existing method while correctly handling nested constructs like arrow functions and computed properties. Specify file, method, and code; optionally provide TypeScript types for variables.
    MIT
  • Calculate straight-line distances between a base ZIP code or coordinates and up to 100 ZIP codes. Returns distance in chosen units.
    Apache 2.0
  • Returns the source code of a codebase node, sliced from its file by the graph's line span. Use after locate or find to read exact code without grepping.
    MIT
  • Retrieve structured API documentation for any LPM package, including functions, classes, interfaces, type aliases, enums, and variables with signatures, params, return types, and descriptions. Understand a package's API before installing.
    ISC

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  • Search local codebases for patterns, symbols, and text using ripgrep. Find functions, classes, variables, and imports with advanced regex or literal matching.
    TypeScript
    MIT
  • Clear all stored variables, functions, expressions, and reset the state of the Symbolic Algebra MCP Server for the next computation, ensuring a clean workspace.
    Apache 2.0
  • Locate specific functions, classes, or methods in codebases using fuzzy search to find code symbols without exact names.
    MIT
  • Read smart contract code and stored variables on DERO by providing its 64-hex SCID. Optionally filter for code or variables only.
    MIT
  • Scans a TypeScript or JavaScript project to identify unused imports, variables, and exported functions without cross-file references. Results are stored for automatic removal.
    ISC
  • Locate specific functions, classes, or variables in code with fuzzy matching that corrects typos and returns exact file paths and line numbers.
    MIT
  • Generate project-consistent identifier names from a natural language description. Uses actual conventions like prefixes and patterns to suggest names that fit the existing codebase style. Use when naming functions, variables, or parameters.
    MIT
  • Search code knowledge graph for functions, classes, routes, and variables using natural-language, regex, or semantic vector queries to find definitions and relationships.
    MIT
  • Remove unused imports and dead variables from JavaScript/TypeScript projects after scanning for dead code. Skips risky elements like functions and exports.
    ISC
  • Analyze GDScript files to list all symbols including classes, functions, variables, signals, and enums with their line numbers, helping developers understand file structure before making modifications.
    MIT