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  • Extract document outline (h1-h6 headings with stable anchor IDs) from rendered HTML as a quick pre-check before full content extraction.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a file's imports, exports, and symbols in a compact view from the local index, no full-file read or broad search needed.
    MIT
  • Obtain a structural summary of any file or directory, returning signatures with line ranges without bodies. Customize options to include imports or exclude private members, fields, docs, attributes.
    MIT
  • Adds an outline around non-transparent pixels on a specified layer of a sprite. Define outline color and save the result.
    MIT
  • Add a customizable pixel border around non-transparent pixels, with options for color and inside/outside placement.
  • Retrieve headings from an Obsidian note to build a structured outline. Supports tree, markdown, or JSON format.
    MIT

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  • The MCP presentation server: one generate call turns a topic and outline into a complete, designed, interactive web deck — from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client.

  • Get the full heading hierarchy of a markdown file with line numbers. Locate sections quickly, then read only the relevant section.
    AGPL 3.0
  • 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
  • Retrieve a file's structural overview: declarations with line numbers, bodies omitted, to navigate large files and locate specific sections before reading.
    MIT
  • Get all symbols from code files in a directory with a single call instead of listing and reading each file. Supports recursive outlining with configurable depth.
    MIT
  • Return the heading tree of a markdown file to navigate lengthy notes without reading them. Each entry includes path, level, line, and more.
    MIT
  • Draw a 1px border around the non-transparent pixels of a layer, either outside into transparent areas or inside onto the shape edge.
    MIT No Attribution