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"Yarn" matching MCP tools:

  • Scan a project directory with Syft to generate a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). Get an inventory of all software components and dependencies for compliance and vulnerability scanning.
    MIT No Attribution
  • Scan project dependencies to identify licenses and validate them against a policy file, flagging disallowed or unknown licenses for compliance checks before releases or when adding new packages.
    MIT
  • Stops a specified service in the Ambari cluster, returning request ID and status for progress tracking.
    MIT
  • Start local Ethereum development components: Anvil fork, contract deployment, and frontend dev server for free testing on localhost.
    MIT
  • Guides the user through checking their deployer account address and balance by running commands in the terminal.
    MIT

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    Audits package lockfiles for vulnerabilities, supporting npm, yarn, and pnpm. Runs via CLI or as an MCP server over stdio.
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    MIT
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    Enables AI-powered JavaScript package management including search, install, update, remove, and security auditing across npm, yarn, and pnpm.
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  • Search 5,950 US WARN Act layoff notices by state, employer, and date (CA, TX, NY, IL, NC).

  • Read-only MCP server: verify credentials and browse escrows on the Stellar testnet contract.

  • Retrieve current or historical alerts from Apache Ambari cluster. Filter by service, host, state, or time range to monitor health or investigate issues.
    MIT
  • Check if your product qualifies for FTA preferences by evaluating its rule of origin against the agreement's requirements, including regional value content, tariff shift, and de-minimis tolerance.
    MIT
  • Generate an encrypted deployer keystore for Ethereum deployments. Returns step-by-step terminal instructions for manual execution.
    MIT
  • Verifies npm package names before install, checking for existence, typosquatting, and security issues. Returns allow, warn, or block to prevent malicious or hallucinated packages.
    Apache 2.0
  • Get the correct shell command to install UploadKit packages based on your project's package manager. Supports pnpm, npm, yarn, and bun.
    MIT
  • Scan a public git repository for vulnerable dependencies, secret leaks, and configuration problems, returning a structured JSON report with severity, file, and fixed versions.
    MIT
  • Generate a concise test run report with totals, exit code, and grouped failures by reading summary.json and failures.json.
    MIT
  • Identifies the package manager in use by analyzing lockfiles and package.json, then provides the correct commands for installing dependencies, running scripts, and executing packages.
    MIT
  • Extract code snippets, CLI commands, and programming content from YouTube video transcripts. Designed for developer tutorials to capture npm, git, and code patterns.
    MIT
  • Check versions of globally installed CLI tools, compare installed vs latest, and get update commands. Filter by category for package managers, build tools, dev tools, or CLI tools.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed components for a service in Ambari cluster, including state, host assignments, and instance counts, to troubleshoot health or plan scaling.
    MIT
  • Automatically stops and starts a specified service in an Ambari cluster, enabling recovery or applying configuration changes. Returns a clear success or error message.
    MIT
  • Retrieves grouped test failures from the last run as structured JSON for quick failure analysis without re-running tests.
    MIT
  • Starts a specified service in an Ambari cluster. Returns request details for progress tracking or an error on failure.
    MIT
  • Identify which .tarn.yaml tests are affected by code changes using files, endpoints, or git diff, with confidence tiers and run hints.
    MIT