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  • Switch between configure, runtime, and frontend modes to access different tool sets and resources for module design, entry management, or custom UI development.
    Apache 2.0
  • Build a UI frontend for Aptos dApps by generating resources from frontend directories. Use this tool for guidance on developing dApp interfaces on the Aptos blockchain.
    Apache 2.0
  • Start local Ethereum development components: Anvil fork, contract deployment, and frontend dev server for free testing on localhost.
    MIT
  • Verify frontend code compliance by scanning for banned design patterns such as purple gradients, glassmorphism, and excessive shadows, returning errors and suggested fixes.
    MIT

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  • Verifies MCP server compliance by calling each advertised tool once, detecting JSON-RPC transport failures and surfacing tool-level errors for protocol conformance.
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  • Search Real User Monitoring events to identify frontend errors, slow page loads, and analyze user sessions using query syntax like @type:error.
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  • Check the payment status of a transaction using its payment ID. This tool provides confirmation of payment completion independent of frontend redirects.
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  • Execute a tool on a running Next.js dev server by specifying its port and tool name. Use it to retrieve errors, routes, build status, or manage caches.
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  • Examine server usage logs to retrieve total calls, tool breakdown, recent errors, and last activity for identifying patterns and diagnosing issues.
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  • Discover available Aptos development resources to identify relevant guidance for blockchain projects. Use this tool to explore options before selecting specific documentation.
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  • Retrieve the dependency graph mapping frontend routes to backend API routes. Specify a route to filter or omit for the full graph.
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  • Convert Figma designs into frontend code that matches your tech stack and style variables. Automatically detects and applies project configurations.
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  • Retrieve summary metadata and a frontend link for a given session ID, providing direct access to that session's details.
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  • Create a full-stack decentralized application on Aptos blockchain with resources for Move smart contracts, project management, and frontend development.
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  • Revert the last action taken in the Splice frontend. Target a specific tab to undo operations within that session.
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