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TKMCP serverDeveloper tools
4 findingsStatic scanned
A command line sets up rules in your repository, scans changes for packages that do not exist and keeps a record of past AI mistakes. A compiled Rust core parses code, and an MCP server exposes the repository's syntax tree.

Tribunal Kit

harmit_.3
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Checks the code your AI coding agent writes against your repository using parallel reviewers.

53.6k installs/moMIT

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