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- Diagnose device, app, development-server, and React Native/Expo readiness issues. Returns compact evidence and warms the XCTest runner cache.MIT
- Execute JavaScript code on the current page to test interactions or extract data in web applications.MIT
- Prepare a React Native development server or trigger a reload on connected apps, with optional device and platform targeting.MIT
- Fetch dynamic web page content after JavaScript rendering and convert it to Markdown format using chunked streaming for large pages.MIT
- Search for company logos and retrieve them as React components (JSX/TSX) or SVG markup for UI development projects.ISC
- Diagnose React Native development environment health: OS, iOS/Android toolchains, Metro status, and project info. Use first when something fails or before device/build operations.MIT
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- Control tool availability by listing, enabling, or disabling tool groups to manage which tools are loaded.MIT
- Execute JavaScript code in React Native apps to inspect app state, run diagnostics, or perform REPL-style interactions with Hermes compatibility.MIT
- Search live web docs and repos for copy-paste React, Vue, or Svelte components. Filter by framework and keywords to get doc pages, source links, and snippets.MIT
- Run all applicable design checks for a target. Detects whether the surface is web, iOS, React Native, diff, or video, then runs contrast, layout, tap-target, and typography tests.Apache 2.0
- Inspect React components at specific screen coordinates to identify UI elements and their properties during React Native development.MIT
- Extract full content from any URL with JavaScript rendering. Get clean markdown, text, title, description, images, and links, including from React/Vue SPAs.MIT
- Parse JavaScript or TypeScript code from files or strings into an AST structure for subsequent code analysis and transformation tasks.MIT
- Extract content from web pages using JavaScript rendering, antibot bypass, and captcha solving to access protected sites and SPAs.MIT
- Discover available debugging objects like Apollo Client, Redux store, and React DevTools in a connected React Native app to identify state management and debugging tools.MIT
- Extract SVG components from React/TypeScript/JavaScript files into individual .svg files, preserving SVG structure and removing React-specific code.MIT
- Execute JavaScript in the current page and return the result, serving as a fallback for when standard automation tools fail.MIT
- Generate React, Vue, Svelte, Astro, or HTML code from a section pattern ID. Choose framework, TypeScript/JavaScript, and Tailwind/Vanilla CSS options for responsive output.AGPL 3.0
- Extract and parse web page content into clean, structured text for AI processing. Handles JavaScript-rendered pages to deliver readable data.MIT
- Get development guidelines for UI5 Web Components based on your target framework (React, Angular, or native). Consult before starting development.Apache 2.0
- 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