"React" matching MCP tools:

• reactA

  Twist AI MCP ServerA

  Manage emoji reactions on Twist threads, comments, or messages. Specify the target type and ID to add or remove an emoji.

  MIT

  Destructive

• reactA

  fmsg-mcpA

  Set or clear your emoji reaction on a message, replacing any previous reaction. Sends a small reaction notice to participants; not available for drafts or terminal messages.

  MIT

• reactA

  codex-discord-mcpA

  Add an emoji reaction to a Discord message. Supports both Unicode and custom emoji using Discord syntax.

  MIT

• reactA

  agentic-linkedinB

  Leave a reaction on a LinkedIn post to show engagement. Choose from LIKE, PRAISE, APPRECIATION, EMPATHY, INTEREST, or ENTERTAINMENT.

  MIT

• reactC

  Manifold Markets MCP ServerB

  Like or dislike a market or comment on Manifold Markets, with the option to remove your reaction.

  MIT

• reactC

  zaileys-mcpB

  Add or remove emoji reactions to WhatsApp messages. Provide the chat, message ID, and emoji (empty emoji removes the reaction).

  MIT

• react-profiler-statusA

  ArgentA

  Check active React profiler session status to decide next action after an interruption. Returns session state and owner with no side effects.

  Apache 2.0

• react-profiler-stopA

  ArgentA

  Stop CPU profiling after exercising an app, collect the cpuProfile and React commit tree, and return session metrics for subsequent analysis.

  Apache 2.0

• react-nativeA

  agent-deviceB

  Dismiss a visible development error overlay to unblock UI automation. Use this helper to clear the screen before continuing tests; times out after 90 seconds.

  MIT

• react-messageB

  iCloud MCP Server AppleA

  Send a tapback reaction (love, like, dislike, laugh, emphasis, question) to an iMessage conversation by providing its chat ID and the desired reaction type.

  MIT

• run-react-appC

  https://github.com/Streen9/react-mcpB

  Run a React project in development mode to preview changes and debug issues.

  MIT

• create-react-appC

  https://github.com/Streen9/react-mcpB

  Initialize a React project with a specified name, optional template, and base directory.

  MIT

• react-profiler-analyzeA

  ArgentA

  Analyze stored React profiling data to generate a markdown performance report, highlighting hot commits, root causes, and top components for optimization.

  Apache 2.0

• react-profiler-startA

  ArgentA

  Starts CPU profiling and React commit capture on a connected Hermes runtime, returning session details or an already-running status if another server owns the session.

  Apache 2.0

• react-profiler-cpu-summaryA

  ArgentA

  Investigate JavaScript CPU bottlenecks outside React rendering by retrieving top hotspot functions with self-time and location. Use after CPU profiling has been stopped.

  Apache 2.0

• react-profiler-component-sourceA

  ArgentA

  Locate React component source files after profiling, returning file path, line number, memoization status (isMemoized, useCallback, useMemo), and 50 lines of code to inspect before proposing fixes.

  Apache 2.0

• react-profiler-fiber-treeA

  ArgentA

  Inspect the React component hierarchy to trace ancestry or confirm React Compiler activity via useMemoCache. Returns nested JSON fiber nodes with timing details for debugging.

  Apache 2.0

• react-profiler-rendersA

  ArgentA

  Scan the live React fiber tree to collect component render counts and durations, returning a markdown table of the top re-rendering components without starting a profiling session.

  Apache 2.0

• telegram-react-to-storyA

  MCP-TelegramA

  React to a Telegram story with an emoji, or remove the existing reaction by passing an empty string.

  MIT

• get-react-native-stable-versionA

  React Native MCP ServerA

  Retrieve the current stable React Native version for planning upgrades and ensuring compatibility with production applications.

  MIT

• get-react-native-diffA

  React Native MCP ServerA

  Generate a detailed upgrade diff between React Native versions to identify required changes in dependencies, native configurations, project files, and troubleshooting steps.

  MIT