A cutting-edge RPC service framework built on top of Hono with WebSocket support
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MCP connect URL: https://mcp.jsandy.com/mcp
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Explore capabilities (20)
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Validate
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Analyze Code
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analyze_code
Analyze a code snippet for @jsandy/rpc best practices. Runs all validation checks and provides recommendations based on the knowledge base.
Analyze Code — Analyze a code snippet for @jsandy/rpc best practices. Runs all validation checks and provides recommendations based on the knowledge base.
Analyze Project Structure — Analyze a project structure for @jsandy/rpc integration. Identifies framework type, suggests file locations for route handlers, detects missing dependencies, and recommends project organization.
Check Zod V4 Compliance — Flag any Zod v3 syntax in code. @jsandy/rpc requires Zod v4. Detects deprecated methods like .nativeEnum(), .strict(), .passthrough(), .strip(), .deepPartial(), .merge(), z.promise(), .create(), z.ostring(), etc.
Create Client — Generate a typed @jsandy/rpc client setup using createClient. Produces TypeScript code that imports from @jsandy/rpc/client with full type inference.
Create Middleware — Generate typed @jsandy/rpc middleware with context accumulation. Produces TypeScript code that follows the middleware pattern with next() and context fields.
Create Procedure — Generate a typed @jsandy/rpc procedure definition (query or mutation). Produces ready-to-use TypeScript code with Zod v4 schemas.
Create Pubsub Adapter — Generate a PubSubAdapter implementation for @jsandy/rpc WebSocket scaling. Supports built-in adapters (Upstash Redis, Cloudflare Queue) or custom implementations.
Create Router — Generate a @jsandy/rpc router definition that groups procedures together. Produces TypeScript code with correct router() call and type export.
Create Ws Procedure — Generate a typed @jsandy/rpc WebSocket procedure with incoming/outgoing event schemas. Produces ready-to-use TypeScript code with Zod v4 schemas for real-time features.
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A cutting-edge RPC service framework built on top of Hono with WebSocket support
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Get Examples — Get usage examples for a specific @jsandy/rpc pattern. Returns code examples from the patterns library (auth, CRUD, file upload, pagination, etc.).
Hello — Says hello. Use this to verify the MCP server is working.
List Exports — List all exports from a specific @jsandy/rpc entry point. Shows every exported function, type, and constant.
Lookup Api — Look up a specific @jsandy/rpc API by name. Returns the full documentation including type signature, parameters, and usage examples. If not found, suggests similar entries.
Merge Routers — Generate a mergeRouters configuration that combines multiple sub-routers into a single Hono app. Produces TypeScript code with Hono setup, CORS, error handling, and router mounting.
Search Docs — Search @jsandy/rpc documentation by topic or keyword. Returns ranked results from API reference, guides, patterns, and export listings.
Suggest Improvements — Given existing @jsandy/rpc code, suggest improvements for correctness, performance, and best practices. Combines validation checks with goal-oriented recommendations.
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