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    MIT
  • Pair an Android phone over Wi-Fi using the wireless debugging 6-digit code and address, enabling cable-free connections afterward.
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  • Connect the current folder to SplitHub Cloud by generating a sign-in link and code for user approval, then store the project API key locally for subsequent calls.
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  • Lint and fix KCL code provided as a string or project path, returning corrected code and unfixed lint issues for review.
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    Apache 2.0
  • Search project documentation with a natural-language query to retrieve architecture decisions, past bugs, best practices, and API contracts before changing code.
    Business Source 1.1
  • Close a project and its open tasks, in two steps. Step 1 (without confirm_code): reads the project and its open children, lists them with the warning that they too will be marked done, and returns a code. Nothing is written.
    MIT
  • Clear console, JS errors, and network logs to reset browser state before navigating to a new page, ensuring fresh data in subsequent inspections.
    MIT
  • Analyze a project directory to identify frameworks actually imported in its code, ignoring unused installed packages. Use this to determine which checks apply to your project.
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  • Generate debug code templates for specific environments to log runtime data via HTTP POST, storing logs in the project directory for analysis.
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