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  • Run Ruff diagnostics on given paths to detect Python code issues and enforce linting standards.
    MIT
  • Checks files or directories for code quality issues using Ruff linting, with configurable rule selection and ignore patterns.
    MIT
  • Check Python source without running it: parse, lint, type-check, and scan for security issues and credentials. Get diagnostics and a validity score to catch bugs before writing files.
    MIT
  • Rename a Python symbol across the project, updating every reference with a safe dry-run preview. Use LSP coordinates to locate the symbol; apply changes only when ready.
    MIT
  • Extract a selected expression into a named variable, replacing it with the variable name. Supports replacing similar occurrences and global scope, with dry-run preview before applying.
    MIT
  • Run a comprehensive security scan on a repository using multiple parallel scanners to detect vulnerabilities, secrets, and dependency CVEs, and receive a deduplicated severity-ranked report.
    MIT
  • Tidy Python import blocks: sort, deduplicate, remove unused imports, expand star imports, convert relative to absolute, and shorten deep paths. Dry-run preview by default, apply to write changes.
    MIT
  • Automatically fix lint errors in code files by applying VS Code source.fixAll or falling back to eslint, biome, or ruff.
    MIT
  • Execute a shell command in the workspace root and return its standard output, standard error, and exit code. Use for running tests, linters, formatters, and build steps in automated pipelines.
    MIT
  • Execute predefined development tool presets like test runners and linters for JavaScript, Python, Rust, and Go projects to automate code quality checks.
  • Extract selected statements or an expression into a new method or function, with parameters and return values inferred from data flow.
    MIT
  • Retrieve cached version information for Python development tools including pip, poetry, and others in a specified directory.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run allowlisted verification commands like tests and linters for a task, recording results as review evidence.
    MIT
  • Run external linters and test runners like ruff and pytest on files or directories. Returns findings and a summary for each tool, skipping unavailable tools with a reason.
    MIT