Discovers running Next.js development servers and lists their available MCP tools for runtime diagnostics and inspection.
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681,203 tools. Updated 2026-10-20 13:22
"Reading terminal outputs from a Next.js dev server while developing in Cursor" matching MCP tools:
- Execute a tool on a running Next.js dev server by specifying its port and tool name. Use it to retrieve errors, routes, build status, or manage caches.MIT
- Remove a deployed ABAP dev app from the src/zz_dev/ directory, taking effect after the next build_backend. Omit the class name to list deployed dev apps.MIT
- Retrieve BrightScript debug log lines from the Roku telnet console. Supports incremental polling with a cursor and configurable line limits, returning buffer status and connection state.MIT
- Discover all active Next.js development servers and list their available MCP tools to inspect current state before making changes.MIT
- Retrieve the current terminal screen content and cursor position from an active SSH session to monitor command output or interactive programs in real time.MIT
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- Create new terminal windows or access existing ones by name for direct user interaction and command execution. Specify a working directory to control where commands run.MIT
- Execute a specific MCP tool on a running Next.js development server to retrieve diagnostics, routes, or manage caches.MIT
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- Strip terminal escape sequences like color codes, spinners, and cursor movements from command-line output for readable text.MIT
- Detects running local dev servers by checking the UI_LOOP_URL env, Next.js lock files, and common ports like 3000-3005 or 5173. Returns candidate base URLs for connecting UI tools.MIT
- Read terminal output history with compact lines, advancing the MCP cursor for incremental tracking.Apache 2.0
- Reads text output from a terminal session and returns the current screen contents. Optionally limit to a specified number of lines from the bottom.MIT
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- Clear the bridge server's terminal history and reset the MCP cursor position.Apache 2.0