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"Developing a System Using TypeScript" matching MCP tools:

  • Analyze an npm package's technical capabilities: module system (ESM/CJS), TypeScript support, platform compatibility (Node/Browser/Deno), and engine requirements.
    MIT
  • Parse a TypeScript/JavaScript codebase into call and import graphs using the TypeScript type checker. Run first to enable queries for definitions, callers, callees, and impact analysis.
    MIT
  • Identify project type, build system, and configuration of Java or TypeScript projects to prepare for automated refactoring.

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  • Run Oxlint and TypeScript diagnostics on specified files, using content-hash caching to skip unchanged files. Ideal for incremental checks after editing individual files without modifying the project.
    MIT
  • Enable or disable server-side caching for a website to improve page load speed and reduce server load. Enabling is recommended for production; use cacheless mode instead when developing or debugging.
    MIT
  • Accepts a provider quote by locking USDC in escrow, transitioning a transaction from QUOTED to COMMITTED. Generates a TypeScript snippet using the transaction ID and agreed price.
    Apache 2.0
  • Create a TypeScript client for direct Kalendis API calls with x-api-key authentication. Generates code to manage users, availability, bookings, and scheduling operations.
    MIT
  • Create TypeScript clients for frontend applications to interact with backend API endpoints, simplifying API integration and type-safe communication.
    MIT
  • Validate TypeScript intent definitions using 134 diagnostic rules. Returns JSON diagnostics with severity, code, line, column, message, and suggestions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate a TypeScript intent starter from a name and description. Returns a ready-to-save defineIntent() string with no file writes or network requests.
    Apache 2.0