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"Tool or method for automating code refactoring and finding similar code in a codebase" matching MCP tools:

  • Find semantically similar code patterns in the codebase to detect duplicates, understand patterns, and identify refactoring opportunities.
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  • Append new PHP code statements to an existing method while correctly handling nested constructs like arrow functions and computed properties. Specify file, method, and code; optionally provide TypeScript types for variables.
    MIT
  • Discover existing feature flags in your codebase to prevent duplicates and encourage reuse. Provides search instructions using file detection, git history, semantic name matching, and code context.
    MIT
  • Look up exact @gemmein/sdk method signatures, return shapes, and the stable error-code table while writing code.
    MIT
  • Remove a feature flag from the codebase while preserving the correct code path. Provides step-by-step instructions for cleanup.
    MIT
  • Detect duplicate code in your project before writing or committing new functions, blocks, or classes. It scans existing code to find exact or similar matches, helping you reuse existing implementations.
    MIT

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  • Scan your codebase for SDKs, scripts, and patterns that legally require disclosure, then map each finding to policy generation fields. Use before generating policies to base them on actual code.
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  • Find code by meaning across your entire codebase using natural language queries or code snippets, returning relevant chunks with file paths and line numbers.
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  • Retrieve comprehensive details for a security finding using its ID, including impact, fix guidance, code context, and references.
    MIT
  • Get the current codebase map for a product: module labels, counts, and summary to answer where code lives and guide architecture discussions.
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  • Create a semantic index of a codebase to unlock intelligent search. Run this first to enable code queries.
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  • Measure code coupling, cohesion, and instability by module or layer to identify refactoring candidates and architectural hotspots.
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  • Regenerate codebase documentation after significant code changes. Creates missing docs or updates architecture, conventions, dependencies, and onboarding guides to match the current codebase.
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  • Retrieve the HTTP function file: use overview mode for function names and line ranges, or full mode for complete code and collection schemas, ideal for writing and refactoring. Include the coding guide on first call.
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  • Find every function, method, or class that calls, extends, implements, or references a given code entity. Use reverse dependency lookup for impact analysis before refactoring and detecting dead code.
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