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"Servers with Tools for Software Development Projects" matching MCP tools:

  • Activate one or more MCP servers to load their tools into the current session. Optionally expose only specified tools by name, reducing context bloat.
    Inno Setup
  • Unload MCP server tools from the current session to free context. Servers remain configured and can be reloaded later. Idle servers auto-unload after 10 calls to other servers.
    Inno Setup
  • Retrieve and organize all available tools from connected MCP servers for toolset creation. Access detailed metadata and reference tools using 'namespacedName' or 'refId' for streamlined integration.
    TypeScript
    MIT
  • Retrieve all active development projects with unit counts and statuses. Filter by name or expand custom fields for more detail.
    MIT

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  • Analyze your technology stack to get tailored recommendations for AI tools, skills, and MCP servers that enhance your development workflow.
    MIT
  • Search for tools across downstream servers by keyword; returns full input schemas for matched tools to enable informed invocation.
    MIT
  • Search for tools by name or description across all connected MCP servers. Optionally limit results to a specific server.
    MIT
  • Discovers available tools from hub servers, optionally filtering by a specific server name to retrieve their capabilities.
  • Initialize Midnight Network development context. Configure network (testnet, devnet, mainnet), access tools for smart contract development, and set up provider connections. Required first step for every Midnight session.
    MIT
  • Start, stop, restart, list, and monitor development servers. View logs and configure auto-start behavior.
    MIT
  • Find relevant MCP servers for development tasks by describing your functional needs, with options to filter by category and programming language.
    MIT
  • Use Exa.ai to research software development topics. Provide a detailed research question or problem to get current information and practical implementation guidance.
    TypeScript
    MIT
  • Generate structured development task lists with dependencies using product descriptions and user stories. Ideal for organizing software projects systematically.
    MIT