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  • Generate a TypeScript skeleton for an n8n custom node from a plain-English description. Returns a complete code file with description, credentials, and an execute method stub.
    MIT
  • Scans a TypeScript or JavaScript project to identify unused imports, variables, and exported functions without cross-file references. Results are stored for automatic removal.
    ISC
  • Retrieve exploit source code by platform ID to analyze attack techniques, understand exploit mechanics, or review PoC code.
    MIT
  • Find the best Context Engineering technique for your task. Filter by reasoning, workflow, code, project, or all to get a tailored guide.
    MIT
  • Expands TypeScript macros and @derive decorators to show generated code with diagnostics for debugging and understanding transformations.
    MIT
  • Analyze TypeScript files for syntax and semantic errors using project-aware configuration to identify coding issues and ensure code quality.
    MIT
  • Check TypeScript files for errors and warnings by analyzing code in a specified directory or using virtual content for diagnostics.
    MIT
  • Pre-load a TypeScript project into memory to accelerate subsequent refactoring operations. Provide the absolute project root path to initialize the persistent TypeScript server and minimize latency.
    MIT
  • Generate a complete TypeScript code example for any API endpoint by specifying the API name, path, and HTTP method.
    MIT