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"Tools for embedding React and React Native in Android native applications" matching MCP tools:

  • Generate a cross-correlated report mapping native hangs to React commits by aligning wall-clock times, revealing memory leaks and investigation hints. Requires prior React and native profiler analyses.
    Apache 2.0
  • Start CPU profiling and React commit capture on a connected Hermes runtime. Use it to diagnose React Native performance by profiling a specific interaction, then stop the profiler to review the captured data.
    Apache 2.0
  • Restart the Metro JS bundle in a connected React Native app to apply code changes or reset JS state without restarting the native process. Specify the device and port to target the reload.
    Apache 2.0
  • Load a previously captured profiling session from disk into memory so query tools can analyze it without recapturing. Use list mode to see available sessions, then load React or native profiles for querying.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate a ready-to-paste SDK initialization snippet pre-filled with your API key, base URL, and app config for react-native, expo, ios, android, or flutter. Integrate LinkForty into your mobile app in under a minute.
    MIT
  • Fetch the current React Native screen as a compact component tree with normalized tap coordinates for each visible element. Use it to locate UI elements and get precise tap positions for automation.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Get a curated implementation bundle for any CometChat integration scenario with prerequisites, install commands, configuration, code examples, and common pitfalls. Covers React, Flutter, iOS, Android, React Native, and JS SDK.
    Apache 2.0
  • Prepare a React Native development server or reload connected apps, using the session's bound server.
    MIT
  • Open a native target for Expo/React Native apps: iOS simulator or Android device mirror. Drive the app via idb/adb and stream JS/native logs to the timeline.
    MIT
  • Builds and launches native Expo/React Native development build for iOS or Android, streaming output to the timeline. If toolchain is missing, provides installation checklist.
    MIT
  • Reload the React Native app to apply code changes when Fast Refresh fails, fix broken app states, or reset app navigation and context completely.
    MIT
  • Type text into an iOS simulator field, optionally tapping it first. Uses clipboard paste for reliable React Native input, or HID keyboard events otherwise.
    MIT
  • 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
  • List connected React Native apps and their connection status for accessing Metro bundler logs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve and filter console logs from React Native apps via Metro bundler. Use summary mode for quick overviews or fetch specific logs for debugging.
    MIT
  • Execute JavaScript code in React Native apps to inspect app state, run diagnostics, or perform REPL-style interactions with Hermes compatibility.
    MIT
  • Search iOS Human Interface Guidelines or Android Material 3 design patterns to implement platform-specific UI/UX with cross-platform code examples for Flutter and React Native.
    MIT
  • Inspect React components at specific screen coordinates to identify UI elements and their properties during React Native development.
    MIT