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"Assistance with Debugging Frontend Issues Using JavaScript Code" matching MCP tools:

  • Combine a static frontend and HTTP service backend from any generators into one fullstack repo with a deployment contract and docker-compose.
    MIT
  • Run JavaScript code directly in the DAW's V8 engine to inspect and modify internal objects, enabling advanced debugging and custom automation.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate frontend form code in HTML5, React, Next.js, Vue, Tailwind, or curl that sends submissions to any recipient email, with zero API keys required.
    MIT
  • Scan source code with Semgrep to find security vulnerabilities, bugs, and anti-patterns. Supports multiple languages including Python, JavaScript, Java, Go, C, C++, Ruby, and more.
    MIT No Attribution

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  • Analyze JavaScript code structure, dependencies, and patterns in Bitcoin Stamps to identify security risks, performance issues, and recursive relationships.
    MIT
  • Reviews frontend/UI code for wasteful re-renders, accessibility flaws, and questionable design, then returns categorized issues and fixes.
    MIT
  • Execute JavaScript code within an active Frida session to dynamically instrument and analyze running processes for reverse engineering and debugging purposes.
    MIT
  • Crawls frontend HTML and JavaScript to discover API endpoints, then probes each to map authentication and response behavior without requiring source code.
    MIT
  • Turns natural language network build instructions into executable PTBuilder JavaScript code. Use your desired Cisco Packet Tracer topology, get runnable code.
    MIT
  • Retrieve buffered browser console logs, warnings, and JavaScript exceptions for debugging frontend errors, component mounting, or UI scripts; call console start first.
    MIT
  • Scan frontend code for critical violations that block deployments: hardcoded addresses, outdated hooks, dangerous configs, and security issues. Audit to fix before deployment.
    MIT
  • List active source generators and their generated files per .NET project to understand generated code and debug generator issues. Optionally filter by project name.
    MIT
  • Sends a preflight OPTIONS request to a URL and reports allowed origins, methods, headers, and security issues to resolve frontend API integration problems.
    MIT
  • Expands TypeScript macros and @derive decorators to show generated code with diagnostics for debugging and understanding transformations.
    MIT