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  • Discover running Next.js dev servers and list their MCP tools for runtime diagnostics, route inspection, and component analysis.
    MIT
  • Check developer laptops for any installs of a PyPI package to identify potential exposure. Searches all enrolled dev machines, returning all installs or filter by versions. Complements CI checks for comprehensive malicious package incident response.
    Apache 2.0
  • Call a specific MCP tool on a running Next.js dev server. Provide the server port and tool name. Use nextjs_index first to discover available tools, servers, and input schemas.
    MIT
  • Migrates Next.js applications to Cache Components mode. Automatically configures settings, starts dev server, detects errors via browser automation, adds Suspense boundaries and 'use cache' directives, and verifies zero errors.
    MIT

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  • Screens public GitHub repos and PRs to generate risk maps, findings, and merge-readiness signals.

  • pub.dev MCP — package registry for Dart & Flutter.

  • Modify SiteBay WordPress site settings including domain, repository URL, Cloudflare dev mode, HTTP authentication, team assignment, and plan type.
    MIT
  • Merges the dev branch into main and creates an auto-tag, enabling deployment of tested changes to production. Use after verifying work on dev to promote to production.
    MIT
  • Update a JIRA issue's description, parent, assignee, reporter, or custom fields. Accepts markdown or ADF JSON for content.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Check for port conflicts between configured development servers and currently listening ports before running dev commands. Scans project configs and host ports to identify collisions.
    MIT
  • Deploy the main branch to A-TEAM Core with validation, health-checks, and optional testing—automatically pushes changes to GitHub.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the current MCP mode to determine if the server operates in read-only dev mode or full mode for all operations.
    MIT
  • Safely terminate a local dev server by PID or port. Dry run by default; pass confirm:true to send SIGTERM and escalate as needed. Protects system processes and non-dev servers.
    MIT
  • Resolves the current environment slug (dev, staging, prod) by checking QRING_ENV, NODE_ENV, .q-ring.json, and git branch. Returns detected env and source for logging or tool chaining.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Remove a JIRA issue link by its link ID. Requires explicit confirmation to prevent accidental deletion.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Identify abandoned dev servers by flagging processes with uptime over 6 hours, CPU under 1%, and memory over 100MB. Returns candidates with matching reasons.
    MIT
  • Delete a JIRA issue permanently. Requires explicit confirmation to prevent accidental data loss.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Create a linked clone from a VM snapshot for rapid test/dev provisioning. Shares the source's base disk, uses copy-on-write delta disk for minimal storage.
    MIT
  • Rename files or folders directly via the dev-kit-mcp-server by specifying the path and new name, simplifying file management without using terminal commands.
    MIT