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"Using a TypeScript codebase as context for a tool or service" matching MCP tools:

  • Refresh codebase context by analyzing React/TypeScript/Node.js projects and generating structured bundles with component summaries, dependency information, and a snapshot ID for AI-assisted analysis.
    MIT
  • Returns a TypeScript snippet to mark a transaction as delivered (IN_PROGRESS → DELIVERED) after specifying the deliverable. Running the code triggers the requester dispute window.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve TypeScript-like declarations for API request and response schemas from OpenAPI contracts by name, tool, or operationId to see field types, enums, and required status.
    MIT
  • Group codebase symbols by architectural layer, module, file, or language with counts. Use it to orient yourself in an unfamiliar codebase before diving into specifics.
    MIT
  • Generates suggestions for improving your app (UX, performance, retention) and your idea (positioning, monetization) by analyzing project context or codebase.
    MIT

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  • Build a structural knowledge graph of a codebase, extracting files, functions, classes, and their relationships to enable semantic code search and analysis.
    MIT
  • Search a codebase by meaning using natural language queries. Returns matching code chunks with file paths and snippets, refreshing the index automatically for current results.
    MIT
  • Analyze error logs and stack traces to extract relevant code context from your project, using semantic embeddings and symbol matching to provide structured debugging insights.
    MIT
  • Verify TypeScript code correctness by running type-checking on a specified service path, receiving structured error details for pre-commit validation.
    MIT
  • Get answers to questions about any codebase using AI with full repository context. Combines static analysis and key file contents for evidence-based responses.
    MIT
  • Search across the codebase to locate all usages of a component, hook, or service, including imports and JSX/template references, for impact analysis.
    MIT
  • Generate TypeScript interfaces automatically from any REST API response. Submit an HTTP request and receive ready-to-use type definitions for feature porting and migration workflows.
    MIT
  • Ask general programming questions, get algorithm explanations, or obtain a second opinion without codebase context.
    MIT
  • Search codebase content rapidly using ripgrep with regex patterns, file type filters, and context lines for precise code analysis.
    MIT
  • Analyze a remote directory to identify technical environments and read dependency manifests, giving architectural context of a codebase.
    MIT
  • Build a dependency graph of a codebase to get architectural context: file count, import edges, entry points, circular dependencies, and complex modules, without reading every file.
    MIT
  • Scan project files to build a code graph: extracts definitions and resolves call/import relationships across Python, TypeScript, and JavaScript. Use force for a full rebuild or view indexing stats.
    MIT