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  • Convert JSON samples into TypeScript interfaces and Zod schemas, with inference caveats.

  • 31 deterministic tools: JSON→Zod, regex, JWT, curl→fetch, hashing, encoding, UUIDs, encrypted links

  • Validate environment config documents for schema and cross-field errors, providing severity and remediation to ensure coherent settings before downstream use.
    MIT
  • Validate a design plan against your cached design system without touching Figma. Returns a plan ID and summary, or errors with suggestions to fix and preview again.
    MIT
  • Calculate a 3D object's mass from CAD or mesh files by providing material density and desired units. Returns mass in grams, kilograms, or pounds.
    MIT
  • Calculate volume, mass, surface area, center of mass, and bounding box for CAD files in formats like STEP, OBJ, and STL. Specify density and units to obtain accurate physical measurements.
    MIT
  • Calculate the volume of a 3D object from a CAD or mesh file. Provide the file path and desired unit to get results in cubic meters, liters, gallons, and more.
    MIT
  • Calculate the bounding box dimensions and center of a KCL model, using either code or file path. Specify the output unit and get precise x, y, z values for dimensions and center.
    MIT
  • Save a new or updated design spec to the registry with Zod validation. Handles component, page, and dataviz types, returning confirmation or structured errors.
    MIT
  • Create or update character entities by binding preset voices and completed images, enabling zero-credit audio and character generation. List available preset voices and track entities locally.
    MIT
  • Edit existing notes by replacing, appending, prepending, or inserting content after a specific heading or block reference in an Obsidian vault.
    Apache 2.0
  • Replace the entire source code of the active document, auto-backing up the prior state to git and validating schematic uploads.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Lists allowed directories and their nested subdirectories so you can identify accessible file paths before requests.
    Apache 2.0