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"Tools or methods for editing files using diffs" matching MCP tools:

  • Rescan configured paths after creating, editing, or deleting files to return updated clone counts and duplications, so other tools answer from current content.
    MIT
  • Analyze suspicious files for malware using REMnux tools. Detects file type automatically and runs appropriate analysis tools with configurable depth levels for triage or comprehensive investigation.
    GPL 3.0
  • Generate or modify code files with smart diffs. Provide file path and detailed prompt to create or edit files using context for accurate code generation.
    MIT
  • Generate time-limited secure URLs to download video files from Kaltura for local saving, editing, backups, or sharing downloadable links.
    MIT
  • Refresh the skill index by scanning AI coding tool directories after adding or editing skill files, rebuilding the local SQLite database for accurate routing.
    MIT

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    Enables structured extraction of methods and reproducibility heuristics from academic papers, allowing AI agents to obtain metadata, full text, structured methods, code repository discovery, and a no-clone reproducibility verdict from a paper URL.
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    MIT
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    Provides MCP tool adapters for Bioconductor methods like limma, DESeq2, and fgsea, enabling statistical analysis of omics data through containerized R execution. It serves as a bridge between MCP clients and bioinformatics tools for reproducible research workflows.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Use instead of raw git diff to see changed files with AST symbol mapping—functions/classes modified, added, or removed. Small diffs include hunks; large diffs show summary.
    MIT
  • Assess file modification risk using code graph and git history to identify dependents, impact, churn, ownership, and test gaps before editing shared or hotspot files.
    GPL 3.0
  • Introspect a Godot built-in class to view its parent, properties, methods, and signals. Use to identify valid names before editing.
    MIT
  • Creates and modifies code files with visual git-style diffs, using context files for accurate integration. Handles all programming languages with comprehensive error handling.
    MIT
  • View a project's files and directories as a tree to understand its structure before reading or editing files.
    MIT
  • Downloads all files from a Typst project into a local directory, overwriting files at matching paths, for backups, Git use, or local editing.
    MIT
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  • Submit a podcast audio file via public URL for AI editing. Specify podcast details and editing preferences to process files from Dropbox, Google Drive, or other hosting services.
    MIT
  • Open files in Neovim for editing. Use this tool to access existing files or newly created files by providing the file path.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the M-code taxonomy of uncensoring methods with model and download counts per code to compare abliteration, weight editing, merges, fine-tunes, and repackages.
    MIT
  • Retrieve diffs for specific files in a GitLab merge request by project, file paths, and merge request IID or source branch to inspect targeted code changes.
    MIT
  • Inspect Git commit logs, recent changes, diffs, or line blame across repository files to trace history, review edits, and identify code ownership.
    MIT
  • Scan workspace files, git staged diffs, or raw text for unencrypted credentials; get structured findings with line numbers, entropy, and suggested vault handle replacements.
    MIT
  • Print a run's provenance details—steps, tools, hashed files, environment, and timings—for citing in manuscript methods or availability statements.
    MIT
  • Edit files using replace, diff, line numbers, or character match methods. Select the appropriate editing approach for your task.
    MIT