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"Zig" matching MCP tools:

  • Search official Zig programming language documentation to find information about language features, standard library functions, memory management, error handling, and build system details.
    MIT
  • Find curated performance guidance for Zig-based lightweight software. Search across guides or explore topics like allocation-strategy to apply universal optimization principles.
    MIT
  • Safely upgrade the local Zig toolchain with a dry-run preview and explicit confirmation before applying changes.
    MIT
  • Format Zig code: provide a file path to format in-place or a code string to return formatted output.
    MIT
  • Check local Zig version against latest upstream release to identify if an update is needed and get suggested next steps for outdated versions.
    MIT

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    MCP server providing Zig language features (completions, hover info, definitions, references) via integration with the Zig Language Server (zls).
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    MCP server for Zig that connects AI coding assistants to ZLS (Zig Language Server) via LSP. Provides 16 tools for code intelligence (hover, go-to-definition, references, completions, diagnostics, rename, format) and build/test operations.
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  • Retrieve type information and documentation for a symbol at a given position in a Zig file, using the Zig Language Server (ZLS) for accurate language intelligence.
    MIT
  • Execute the Zig build system for a project at a given path and capture the build output.
    MIT
  • Analyze Zig code with 10+ specialized analyzers and receive targeted recommendations for style, safety, performance, concurrency, and more based on your natural language query.
    MIT
  • Provides Zig code completion suggestions at a given file position. Uses ZLS to return relevant completions for improving coding speed.
    MIT
  • Retrieve official Zig language reference sections or search documentation for stable or master channels, ensuring current details.
    MIT
  • Refactor Zig code to improve performance using modern patterns. Select an optimization level to target release builds.
    MIT
  • Take natural language descriptions and produce corresponding Zig code. Provide additional context for more precise code generation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve errors and warnings for a Zig source file by providing its absolute path, using the Zig Language Server.
    MIT
  • List affected packages and test counts from changed files or symbols, plus test names in the changed package, so you run only relevant tests instead of the whole suite.
    MIT
  • Display incoming and outgoing calls for a symbol to trace control flow and assess change impact. Accepts a symbol name or file position, with topology fallback when language server lacks data.
    MIT
  • Render source code as a syntax-highlighted SVG or PNG image for clear visual presentation on any device.
    MIT
  • Retrieve exact standard-library documentation from a specific Zig release, resolving re-exports and searching docs by query.
    MIT