Structured build tool output (tsc, generic commands) as typed JSON diagnostics.
Structured, token-efficient build tool output for AI agents. Up to 68% fewer tokens than raw build CLI output. Part of the Pare suite of MCP servers. Tool | Description | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | TypeScript compiler diagnostics (file, line, column, code) | | Generic build command with structured error/warning output | | esbuild bundler with…
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Structured, token-efficient build tool output for AI agents. Up to 68% fewer tokens than raw build CLI output. Part of the Pare suite of MCP servers. Tool | Description | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | TypeScript compiler diagnostics (file, line, column, code) | | Generic build command with structured error/warning output | | esbuild bundler with structured errors and output files | | Vite production build with structured output file sizes | |…
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