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"Elixir" matching MCP tools:

  • Discover the HELiXiR MCP tool catalog: list every registered tool with summary, triggers, input shape, and tags. Filter by tag or substring to find the right tool for your task.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Elixir module and function documentation from compiled .beam files to understand parameters and usage. Ideal for clarifying API behavior without network access.
    MIT
  • Connects to the BeamScope MCP server in your Elixir application, required before using other BeamScope tools. Reads the port from BEAM_SCOPE_MCP_PORT or config files.
    MIT
  • Generates copy-pasteable code fixes for validation issues like shadow-dom or token-fallback. Provide issue type, kind, and original code to receive a corrected snippet with explanation.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve application logs from a running Elixir app to diagnose errors, warnings, and crashes. Filter by severity or grep pattern to isolate relevant entries.
    MIT
  • List all events across components in a library, optionally filtered by component tag name, to retrieve event details such as name, tag, description, and type.
    MIT
  • Scaffold an enterprise CSS theme from component design tokens. Generates light and dark mode variables with automatic prefix detection.
    MIT
  • Evaluate Elixir code in your running BEAM application to execute one-off operations or inspect runtime state when no dedicated tool exists.
    MIT
  • Remove a loaded library from memory to free resources. The default library cannot be unloaded.
    MIT
  • Resolves ::part(), CSS custom properties, and slot references in CSS code against actual component API data, validating each reference and suggesting alternatives for invalid ones.
    MIT
  • Map theme token definitions to components by generating CSS custom property overrides. Produces per-component CSS blocks and a global :root block for applying your theme tokens to specific components.
    MIT
  • Conduct a structured adversarial audit on a web component with cached results for unchanged surfaces and fresh reviews on changes. References helix defect-class corpus for defect identification.
    MIT
  • Rebuild Elixir dependencies after source changes or to force-compile specific deps. Provide args like '--force' to recompile all or specify a dependency.
    MIT
  • Fetch and cache a web component library's Custom Elements Manifest from jsDelivr or UNPKG by npm package name, without requiring a local npm install. Optionally register the manifest into a multi-library store for use with other tools.
    MIT
  • Scan CSS code for Shadow DOM anti-patterns including descendant selectors piercing boundaries, ::slotted() misuse, invalid ::part() chaining, !important on tokens, unknown part names, and typo detection to catch mistakes before production.
    MIT
  • Detects layout anti-patterns in CSS for web component hosts, including display overrides, fixed dimensions, and positioning conflicts.
    MIT
  • Validates a CSS file against multiple web components, auto-detecting component selectors and returning per-component and global issues with inline fixes.
    MIT
  • Checks CSS for dark mode anti-patterns in web components using Shadow DOM, identifying theme-scoped selectors that fail to style shadow internals and recommending CSS custom properties for theming.
    MIT