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"Bazel" matching MCP tools:

  • Execute arbitrary Bazel queries to retrieve dependency information and build graph data. Supports multiple output formats such as label, build, xml, and graph.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the BUILD rule definition for a Bazel target, including macro-generated rules that may differ from on-disk BUILD files.
    MIT
  • Query the Bazel dependency graph to find targets matching specific patterns, enabling analysis of build relationships and dependencies within Bazel projects.
    MIT
  • Run Bazel tests and obtain structured pass/fail results with failure log excerpts.
    MIT
  • List all available Bazel build targets within a specified workspace path to identify and manage project components for building and testing.
    MIT

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  • Compile and test software using Bazel build system. Execute build targets with custom flags and retrieve output, errors, and exit status.
    MIT
  • Execute Bazel tests for specified targets to verify code functionality and identify issues in Bazel projects through the MCP server interface.
    MIT
  • Create a new Conan project with specified dependencies and build system templates. Set up libraries or executables quickly by providing project name, version, and required packages.
    MIT
  • Initialize Gavel workspace from a gavel.yaml file. Sets up Bazel aspects, tool dependencies, and .bazelrc includes for code-quality gating.
    Apache 2.0
  • Find the exact Library of Babel page address containing your text. The address works with get_page to retrieve that content.
    ISC
  • Discover available POML capabilities with their names, paths, and summaries to run them via run_poml_capability, avoiding guesswork about file paths.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve the exact text of any page in the Library of Babel by its coordinates. Provide hexagon, wall, shelf, volume, and page to get the identical content every time.
    ISC
  • Audit a reduce/snippet pipeline by dry-running it: detect rising-edge events with a SQL predicate, build/merge pre/post windows, and see data kept - no files written.
    Apache 2.0
  • Build and run a data pipeline from a configuration, returning artifact paths it produces. For event-driven reductions, audit with a preview first.
    Apache 2.0
  • Run a single pipeline config against multiple data sources (paths or glob patterns) with independent processing and per-source error isolation, returning results and summary.
    Apache 2.0
  • Export a selected time window of robotics topic data as a Lichtblick session—an MCAP file with JSON channels and a pre-configured plot layout—to hand an event to a human for review in Lichtblick or Foxglove.
    Apache 2.0