MCP server for trustworthy regex testing. Returns real match offsets, group dicts, and full vs partial matches.
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test_regexTest a regex pattern against a string and return the first match (or 'matched: false'). Returns the match text, start/end byte offsets, positional groups, and named groups. Use when you need to confirm whether a pattern matches before generating downstream output.Test a regex pattern against a string and return the first match (or 'matched: false'). Returns the match text, start/end byte offsets, positional groups, and named groups. Use when you need to confirm whether a pattern matches before generating downstream output.
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find_allFind every non-overlapping match of a pattern in a string. Always behaves as if the 'g' flag is set. Returns a list of {match, start, end, groups, named_groups} entries plus a count. Safe against zero-width matches (won't infinite-loop).Find every non-overlapping match of a pattern in a string. Always behaves as if the 'g' flag is set. Returns a list of {match, start, end, groups, named_groups} entries plus a count. Safe against zero-width matches (won't infinite-loop).
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replaceReplace every match of a pattern with a replacement string. Replacement supports JS replace syntax: $1 / $2 for positional groups, $<name> for named groups, $& for the whole match. Returns the new string and a 'replaced' boolean.Replace every match of a pattern with a replacement string. Replacement supports JS replace syntax: $1 / $2 for positional groups, $<name> for named groups, $& for the whole match. Returns the new string and a 'replaced' boolean.
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MCP server for trustworthy regex testing. Returns real match offsets, group dicts, and full vs partial matches.
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