Deterministic dev tools for AI agents over MCP: hashing, encoding, formatting, codegen, and more.
Deterministic developer tools for AI agents, over the Model Context Protocol. The same engine that powers consolelog.tools and its CLI — exposed so your coding agent stops guessing and starts calling. It's a local stdio server, no account or key, and it runs via : Cursor / Claude Desktop / Windsurf — add to the client's MCP config: On native Windows (not WSL), wrap the launcher in : See…
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Deterministic developer tools for AI agents, over the Model Context Protocol. The same engine that powers consolelog.tools and its CLI — exposed so your coding agent stops guessing and starts calling. It's a local stdio server, no account or key, and it runs via : Cursor / Claude Desktop / Windsurf — add to the client's MCP config: On native Windows (not WSL), wrap the launcher in : See consolelog.tools/mcp for every client (VS Code, Codex, Antigravity, opencode) and a copy-paste config for…
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