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"Elixir" matching MCP tools:

  • Discover the HELiXiR MCP tool catalog: list every registered tool with summary, triggers, input shape, and tags. Filter by tag or substring to find the right tool for your task.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Elixir module and function documentation from compiled .beam files to understand parameters and usage. Ideal for clarifying API behavior without network access.
    MIT
  • Connects to the BeamScope MCP server in your Elixir application, required before using other BeamScope tools. Reads the port from BEAM_SCOPE_MCP_PORT or config files.
    MIT
  • Generates copy-pasteable code fixes for validation issues like shadow-dom or token-fallback. Provide issue type, kind, and original code to receive a corrected snippet with explanation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve application logs from a running Elixir app to diagnose errors, warnings, and crashes. Filter by severity or grep pattern to isolate relevant entries.
    MIT

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  • List all events across components in a library, optionally filtered by component tag name, to retrieve event details such as name, tag, description, and type.
    MIT
  • Scaffold an enterprise CSS theme from component design tokens. Generates light and dark mode variables with automatic prefix detection.
    MIT
  • Evaluate Elixir code in your running BEAM application to execute one-off operations or inspect runtime state when no dedicated tool exists.
    MIT
  • Remove a loaded library from memory to free resources. The default library cannot be unloaded.
    MIT
  • Resolves ::part(), CSS custom properties, and slot references in CSS code against actual component API data, validating each reference and suggesting alternatives for invalid ones.
    MIT
  • Map theme token definitions to components by generating CSS custom property overrides. Produces per-component CSS blocks and a global :root block for applying your theme tokens to specific components.
    MIT
  • Conduct a structured adversarial audit on a web component with cached results for unchanged surfaces and fresh reviews on changes. References helix defect-class corpus for defect identification.
    MIT
  • Rebuild Elixir dependencies after source changes or to force-compile specific deps. Provide args like '--force' to recompile all or specify a dependency.
    MIT
  • Check the current version of a package from official registries to identify outdated dependencies. Supports npm, PyPI, Packagist, Crates.io, Maven, Go, RubyGems, NuGet, Hex, CRAN, CPAN, pub.dev, Homebrew, Conda, Clojars, Hackage, Julia, Swift PM, and Chocolatey.
    MIT
  • Fetch and cache a web component library's Custom Elements Manifest from jsDelivr or UNPKG by npm package name, without requiring a local npm install. Optionally register the manifest into a multi-library store for use with other tools.
    MIT
  • Scan CSS code for Shadow DOM anti-patterns including descendant selectors piercing boundaries, ::slotted() misuse, invalid ::part() chaining, !important on tokens, unknown part names, and typo detection to catch mistakes before production.
    MIT
  • Detects layout anti-patterns in CSS for web component hosts, including display overrides, fixed dimensions, and positioning conflicts.
    MIT
  • Validates a CSS file against multiple web components, auto-detecting component selectors and returning per-component and global issues with inline fixes.
    MIT
  • Checks CSS for dark mode anti-patterns in web components using Shadow DOM, identifying theme-scoped selectors that fail to style shadow internals and recommending CSS custom properties for theming.
    MIT