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"Understanding File Systems and Their Functions" matching MCP tools:

  • Identify uncalled functions (dead code) in Solidity contracts to clean up unused code or improve code coverage. Supports filtering by entry points, inherited functions, and test frameworks.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Analyze custom Solidity modifiers to audit access control patterns, find modifier implementations, and understand function guards. Returns definitions with source and functions using each modifier, with pagination support.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve a semantic analysis map of a repository's source code, highlighting file hierarchy, functions, classes, and their relationships for comprehensive code understanding.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a global summary of Theagora exchange activity including trade volume, active functions, open orders, and top functions by volume to understand overall market conditions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve all symbols (functions, classes, etc.) in the active file with their line numbers for quick navigation.
    MIT

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  • Get a file's structure—functions, classes, signatures—at configurable depth without reading the full file. Use for quick code navigation and understanding.
    MIT
  • Extract function names from PureScript code snippets, focusing solely on functions while excluding data types and classes. Ideal for quick code analysis and understanding.
    MIT
  • Analyze codebases to extract functions, classes, methods, and other symbols into LLM-optimized markdown for AI assistants to understand project structures efficiently.
    MIT
  • Provides expert guidance for implementing Dojo systems and game logic, including contract functions, state changes, and World contract interactions, tailored for Cairo development on Starknet.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the complete hierarchical structure of a TypeScript file, including all classes, functions, variables, interfaces, type aliases, and enums with their nesting, kinds, names, spans, and child items.
    MIT
  • Extract 'where' clauses from PureScript functions to identify local helper functions and variables, aiding in understanding function implementation details.
    MIT