MCP servers

Dockerfile layer and waste analyzer: layer sizes biggest first, with deterministic waste flags.

Dependency license and attribution inventory, with copyleft and unknown-license conflicts flagged.

Verify a PR really addresses the issue it claims to close: closing keywords plus diff scope.

Docs link checker separating dead, moved, and bot-blocked links from healthy ones.

Lockfile versus package.json drift auditor for a repo or monorepo.

Finds redundant CI matrix combinations from run history and coverage overlap.

Vetting for MCP servers and skills: capabilities, configs, mismatches, typosquats, probe parity.

Pre-publish npm pack auditor: shipped files, size, secret-pattern leaks, missing fields.

Build a newcomer map from supplied repo facts: areas, entry points, tests, and owners.

Diff two versions of a package: files, dependencies, size, and exports.

Fetch a URL and return its contents as readable markdown text.

Dependency graph of jobs or tests that can safely parallelize: levels, critical path, schedule.

Audit a local PDF against the machine-checkable basics of PDF/UA accessibility. No uploads.

Extract text and metadata from local PDFs, and merge or split PDF files.

Explains peer-dependency conflicts as a graph and suggests the least-change resolution.

Build a PR body from its commits, the linked issue, and the repo's PR template.

Web search through DuckDuckGo and readable page fetching, no API key needed.

Monorepo publish order from the dependency graph: levels, changed-set plans, and cycle detection.

Rank vulnerabilities by whether the vulnerable code path is reachable in your code.

README drift auditor: documented names and flags checked against the actual package.

Plan a safe rebase: squash history and force-push risk flagged before you start.

Turn changelog entries into two release notes: a user-facing summary and full developer notes.

Local git operations over MCP: status, diff, log, branches and commits.

Score first-contributor readiness: README, install and test docs, license, CI, lockfile.

Rerun or fix? Classify a failed check from past-run evidence: infra flake, flaky, or real.