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"A web framework for building APIs using FastAPI" matching MCP tools:

  • Extract an OpenAPI specification directly from framework source code when no spec file exists. Enable linting and diffing by generating the spec from FastAPI routes instead of requiring a checked-in file.
    MIT
  • Deploy web projects to production on Varity with automatic framework detection, building, and live hosting at a custom URL. Zero configuration required.
    MIT
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  • Initialize a FastAPI project at a specified path, create a uv environment with the chosen Python version, and install fastapi[standard].
    MIT

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  • Identifies the web component framework used in a project by analyzing package.json, CEM metadata, and config files. Returns the framework name, version, CEM generator, and regeneration notes.
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  • Fingerprint web frameworks in source code (Flask, FastAPI, Django) and locate the request-handling attack surface.
    MIT
  • Search and browse symbols within a specific Apple framework to explore APIs, find views, controllers, or delegates, and discover available types.
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  • Lists APIs discovered from the Lucky web frontend and filters by module or side-effect level to help you select the right API before making a call.
    MIT
  • List curated docsets for one-click sync, covering Svelte 5, FastAPI, Next.js, Supabase, and more.
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  • Track Apple platform updates, new APIs, and framework changes. Shows WWDC announcements, release notes, and technology updates to help developers stay current.
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  • Create a new project with any supported framework such as Spring Boot, React, Vue, Next.js, FastAPI, and others. Configure options including TypeScript, testing, Docker, and database.
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  • Discover the universal Web Components available for building accessible, framework-agnostic user interfaces in your project by listing each component's tag and its intended purpose.
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  • Analyze a codebase for breaking-change APIs ahead of a library or framework upgrade, and get a step-by-step migration checklist.
    MIT