Resolves TypeScript config inheritance chains and returns effective compiler options per file.
Your AI agent reads . It has no idea what it actually means. MCP server that resolves the full TypeScript config inheritance chain and returns the effective compiler options that actually apply — including everything inherited from extended base configs, monorepo packages, and presets. Your agent reads and sees: It has no idea that sets , , . It doesn't know that is defined two levels up in your…
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Your AI agent reads . It has no idea what it actually means. MCP server that resolves the full TypeScript config inheritance chain and returns the effective compiler options that actually apply — including everything inherited from extended base configs, monorepo packages, and presets. Your agent reads and sees: It has no idea that sets , , . It doesn't know that is defined two levels up in your monorepo base config. So it: Suggests code that would fail Gets confused about what resolves to…
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