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"Tool or method to fetch and explain the latest version of code from a repository" matching MCP tools:

  • Discover and filter Google Play API methods by ID, API, or status to locate a method ID and its routed tool before describing or invoking it.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve deterministic keyword mappings and compile-only validation facts for explaining Python code in a chosen language, keeping engine facts separate from generated prose.
    Apache 2.0
  • 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
  • Start or resume a saved browser automation module, running its source code to execute the workflow. Returns true if started, false if already running.
    Apache 2.0
  • Extract the source of a single Python class or function, decorators included, from a file in a code repository folder, by name.
    MIT

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  • Deploy a Symbols project to production, staging, or dev. Choose the version via mode: published, latest, specific version, or branch.
    Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial 4.0 International
  • Read an SMS verification or rental: status, time left, latest code, and latest message; optionally wait up to 120 seconds for the code instead of polling.
    MIT
  • Finds outgoing method and constructor calls made by a C# symbol or selected code region, using the loaded Roslyn workspace without executing code.
    MIT
  • Returns a structured overview of ComindMCP including its name, version, purpose, repository, and gateway endpoint. Use this first to understand the server before using other tools.
    MIT
  • Return all fetch and XHR requests captured since connection, with URL, method, status, duration, headers, and bodies. Filter by URL or method, or scope by timestamp to identify failed or slow requests.
    MIT
  • Look up exact @gemmein/sdk method signatures, return shapes, and the stable error-code table while writing code.
    MIT
  • Return the file-level import graph of a code repository folder as JSON, mapping internal Python and JavaScript/TypeScript dependencies.
    MIT
  • Add a method to an existing class at the end of its body, matching method spacing and preserving Go type or C++ access context.
    MIT
  • Lists your organization's recent download attempts, newest first, including refusals with outcome and HTTP status. Use it to explain a failing fetch or confirm a transfer ran.
    MIT
  • Create an immutable, content-hashed snapshot of a repository for later triage and graph queries. Reuses existing snapshots when inputs match, preventing duplication.
    Apache 2.0
  • Posts a comment on a Peek page under your account, on the latest or chosen version, using selector and element_text copied from peek_get_comments to reply in place.
    Apache 2.0
  • Make a Symbols project version live. Save changes first, then release the selected version or branch with token or API key authentication.
    Creative Commons Attribution Non Commercial 4.0 International
  • Fetch a legal text or article as it stood on a given date. Returns the version in force then, with full text, status, validity dates, and version timeline.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve a stored architecture overview of an analyzed code repository folder to understand its structure, listing files by PageRank with top classes, functions, and methods.
    MIT