MCP server for orchestrating Node.js development servers (backend, frontend, databases, etc.)
A CLI tool for orchestrating Node.js development servers across multiple projects. Start, stop, and monitor backend, frontend, database, and other Node.js-based development servers with a unified interface. Multi-Project Support - Manage servers across different projects Health Monitoring - Real-time status checks with uptime tracking Error Handling - Startup failure detection and clear error…
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A CLI tool for orchestrating Node.js development servers across multiple projects. Start, stop, and monitor backend, frontend, database, and other Node.js-based development servers with a unified interface. Multi-Project Support - Manage servers across different projects Health Monitoring - Real-time status checks with uptime tracking Error Handling - Startup failure detection and clear error messages Extensible - Easy to configure new projects and server types Cross-Platform - Works on…
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