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"Django" matching MCP tools:

  • Find all subclasses of a given class recursively to assess impact of interface changes. Handles multi-level inheritance and resolves ambiguous class names with file path.
    MIT
  • List available coding standards profiles for various tech stacks to enforce consistent code style and architecture.
    MIT
  • Verify reachability of the signal propagation service and detect active backlog in copy-trade paper fanout. Separates active lag from idle time to avoid false stall alerts in quiet markets.
    MIT

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    Integrates MCP tool hosting into Django applications, enabling easy definition and serving of MCP tools, resources, and prompts via ASGI with support for URL path parameters and logging.
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    Bridges Django applications with AI assistants by implementing the Model Context Protocol, enabling AI to interact with Django data and functionality through simple decorators.
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  • Generate language-specific code snippets to wrap changes with feature flags. Ensure flags are runtime controllable by placing checks inside execution paths.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all callers of a given function across a repository, using an AST-indexed call graph with a fallback to dynamic dispatch pattern matching.
    MIT
  • Retrieve best practices for code patterns and recommendations by searching across all guides or within a specific guide using natural language queries.
    MIT
  • Traverse one outbound edge from a resolved handle to retrieve adjacent symbols as stubs. Supports edges like members, callees, imports, subclasses, and enclosing_scope.
    MIT
  • Get the structural skeleton of a Python module or class — names, kinds, signatures, and line spans in a single call. Use it to understand the static structure of any scope.
    MIT
  • Track untrusted data from sources like HTTP params to dangerous sinks such as SQL queries. Reports unsanitized flows with CWE IDs and fix suggestions for security triage.
    MIT
  • Check any software package for known CVEs and security advisories by querying the OSV database, with support for version-specific and ecosystem-aware searches.
    MIT
  • List every local development server currently running on a TCP port, showing framework, process info, and resource metrics.
    MIT
  • Generate a CycloneDX SBOM from package URLs or directory scans for software inventory, vulnerability tracking, and compliance documentation.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fingerprint a website's tech stack—frameworks, CMS, analytics, CDNs—with confidence and version details.
    MIT