AI-powered browser automation MCP server for Claude Code. Navigate, click, screenshot, test — all from your terminal.

Hooks that force Claude Code to use LSP instead of Grep for code navigation. Saves ~80% tokens

Bring Claude Code to Visual Studio 2026: A native diff with accept/reject, a live debugger Claude can drive autonomously, Roslyn code navigation, and Test Explorer integration. The IDE half of Claude Code's integration protocol. Community-built, unofficial.

MCP for semantic code search & navigation that reduces token waste

Local-only Go static analysis engine with a built-in MCP server. Gives AI coding agents deterministic structural awareness: call graphs, impact analysis, symbol search, and more.

Local-first static analysis that turns source code into deterministic, source-grounded workflow maps for coding agents via MCP.

Roslyn-based MCP server giving AI agents deep semantic understanding of .NET/C# codebases — 67 tools for navigation, call graphs, diagnostics & code fixes, safe refactoring, code-quality auditing, test intelligence, DI graphs, and IL/external-assembly inspection.

Deterministic, local-first memory and guardrails for AI coding agents with no LLM in the hot path.

ast-outline lets AI coding agents pull exactly the code context they need — a repo skeleton, a file outline, or one symbol — instead of reading whole files. A stateless, tree-sitter-based CLI.

Code Trace Tree is a VS Code/JetBrains plugin that traces code in a tree structure with AI support. Build and display code workflows as trace points. Add traces from the editor menu or the Agent Skill; double-click to jump to the source.

Free, MIT alternative to paid Django schema review. Blast radius on every PR, schema drift, N+1 across functions, ER diagrams, MCP server. No DB, no Django boot, no Pro tier.

The ripgrep of AI context: a zero-dependency C++23 CLI + MCP server for coding agents. Find what you want without reading the repo, then check you built what you meant — blast radius, tests-to-run, quality deltas. Signatures at 74.7% fewer bytes than bodies; every guess labelled, every loss published. Paddle out with a map.