@nifrajs/cli 2.2.0 → 2.4.0

package/dist/mcp-protocol.js

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 /**
  * The MCP JSON-RPC dispatch now lives in `@nifrajs/mcp` (shared with nifra apps that expose their own
- * MCP server / MCP Apps widgets). This module is a thin re-export so the CLI's existing imports — and
- * the `@nifrajs/cli/mcp` self-host surface — keep resolving here unchanged.
+ * MCP server / MCP Apps widgets). This module is a thin re-export so the CLI's existing imports - and
+ * the `@nifrajs/cli/mcp` self-host surface - keep resolving here unchanged.
  */
 export * from "@nifrajs/mcp/protocol";
 //# sourceMappingURL=mcp-protocol.js.map

package/dist/mcp-render.d.ts

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 /**
- * The `nifra_render` engine + its child-process entry — the page half of `nifra_run`. Where `nifra_run`
+ * The `nifra_render` engine + its child-process entry - the page half of `nifra_run`. Where `nifra_run`
  * runs requests through the BACKEND, this SSRs page routes through the WEB app (`createWebApp`), so an
  * agent can verify a page renders and its loader ran after an edit. Spawned fresh per call (`bun
  * mcp-render.ts <cwd>`) so the project's CURRENT route/loader code is loaded.
  *
- * No build required: a placeholder `clientEntry` is injected (the SSR HTML renders regardless — the
+ * No build required: a placeholder `clientEntry` is injected (the SSR HTML renders regardless - the
  * client bundle only matters for hydration in the browser, not for "did this page render server-side").
- * {@link renderPages} never throws — every failure (no config, a loader error, a render throw) becomes
+ * {@link renderPages} never throws - every failure (no config, a loader error, a render throw) becomes
  * `{ error }` so the agent gets the actionable message.
  */
 export declare function renderPages(cwd: string, requests: unknown): Promise<{

package/dist/mcp-render.js

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 /**
- * The `nifra_render` engine + its child-process entry — the page half of `nifra_run`. Where `nifra_run`
+ * The `nifra_render` engine + its child-process entry - the page half of `nifra_run`. Where `nifra_run`
  * runs requests through the BACKEND, this SSRs page routes through the WEB app (`createWebApp`), so an
  * agent can verify a page renders and its loader ran after an edit. Spawned fresh per call (`bun
  * mcp-render.ts <cwd>`) so the project's CURRENT route/loader code is loaded.
  *
- * No build required: a placeholder `clientEntry` is injected (the SSR HTML renders regardless — the
+ * No build required: a placeholder `clientEntry` is injected (the SSR HTML renders regardless - the
  * client bundle only matters for hydration in the browser, not for "did this page render server-side").
- * {@link renderPages} never throws — every failure (no config, a loader error, a render throw) becomes
+ * {@link renderPages} never throws - every failure (no config, a loader error, a render throw) becomes
  * `{ error }` so the agent gets the actionable message.
  */
 import { inProcessClient } from "@nifrajs/client";
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import { createWebApp } from "@nifrajs/web";
 import { discoverRoutes } from "@nifrajs/web/fs";
 import { loadApp, resolvePlugins } from "./load.js";
 const errString = (err) => err instanceof Error ? `${err.name}: ${err.message}` : String(err);
-/** Load the project, register its SSR plugins, and build the SSR `createWebApp` once — the cost the warm
+/** Load the project, register its SSR plugins, and build the SSR `createWebApp` once - the cost the warm
  * worker amortizes across calls. Never throws (every failure → `{ error }`). Factored out of
  * {@link renderPages} so the cold path (fresh process per call) and the warm worker share one builder. */
 async function buildWebApp(cwd) {
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ function redirectConsoleToStderr() {
 /**
  * Warm-worker loop (`--worker`): build the web app ONCE, then SSR each `{ id, input: { requests } }` line
  * against that hot app and reply `{ id, output }`. The parent (`mcp.ts`'s warm-render handler) spawns this,
- * fingerprints the source tree, and restarts the worker when a file changes — so warm reuse never serves a
+ * fingerprints the source tree, and restarts the worker when a file changes - so warm reuse never serves a
  * stale render. Mirrors `mcp-run.ts`'s worker (single backend entry → no per-call entry key needed here).
  */
 async function runWorker(cwd) {
@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@ if (import.meta.main) {
     // The parent (mcp.ts) spawns `bun mcp-render.ts <cwd>` WITHOUT setting the subprocess `cwd` option, so
     // this process inherits the MCP server's working dir, not the app's. SSR resolves `react-dom/server`
     // from `process.cwd()` to share ONE React core with the app's route components (the dual-React fix in
-    // @nifrajs/web-react) — so we must chdir to the app root before any render. Best-effort: a bad path
+    // @nifrajs/web-react) - so we must chdir to the app root before any render. Best-effort: a bad path
     // surfaces later as a load error rather than crashing the child here.
     if (cwd !== process.cwd()) {
         try {

package/dist/mcp-run.d.ts

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 /**
  * The `nifra_run` engine + its child-process entry. The MCP server spawns this file fresh on every
- * `nifra_run` call (`bun mcp-run.ts <cwd>`) so the project's CURRENT backend code is loaded — picking
+ * `nifra_run` call (`bun mcp-run.ts <cwd>`) so the project's CURRENT backend code is loaded - picking
  * up the agent's latest edits. {@link runBackend} is the pure-ish core (resolve entry → import → run),
  * exported so it's unit-testable in-process; the entry below wires it to stdin/stdout.
  */
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ export declare function loadBackend(cwd: string, entry?: string): Promise<{
 }>;
 /**
  * Resolve the backend entry under `cwd`, import it, and run `requests` through its exported app. Never
- * throws — every failure (missing/invalid entry, import/compile/runtime error) becomes `{ error }`, so
+ * throws - every failure (missing/invalid entry, import/compile/runtime error) becomes `{ error }`, so
  * the caller (and the agent) always gets actionable output. An import error here IS the failure the
  * agent needs to see and fix.
  */

package/dist/mcp-run.js

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 /**
  * The `nifra_run` engine + its child-process entry. The MCP server spawns this file fresh on every
- * `nifra_run` call (`bun mcp-run.ts <cwd>`) so the project's CURRENT backend code is loaded — picking
+ * `nifra_run` call (`bun mcp-run.ts <cwd>`) so the project's CURRENT backend code is loaded - picking
  * up the agent's latest edits. {@link runBackend} is the pure-ish core (resolve entry → import → run),
  * exported so it's unit-testable in-process; the entry below wires it to stdin/stdout.
  */
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ export async function loadBackend(cwd, entry) {
 }
 /**
  * Resolve the backend entry under `cwd`, import it, and run `requests` through its exported app. Never
- * throws — every failure (missing/invalid entry, import/compile/runtime error) becomes `{ error }`, so
+ * throws - every failure (missing/invalid entry, import/compile/runtime error) becomes `{ error }`, so
  * the caller (and the agent) always gets actionable output. An import error here IS the failure the
  * agent needs to see and fix.
  */

package/dist/mcp.d.ts

@@ -1,35 +1,49 @@
 /**
- * `nifra mcp` — a Model Context Protocol server (stdio) that lets a coding agent (Claude, Cursor, …)
+ * `nifra mcp` - a Model Context Protocol server (stdio) that lets a coding agent (Claude, Cursor, …)
  * act on a nifra project, not just read about it:
  *
- *   - `nifra_context` — this project's API routes + page routes + conventions (see {@link describeProject}).
- *   - `nifra_run`     — run HTTP requests through the project's backend and return structured results
+ *   - `nifra_context` - this project's API routes + page routes + conventions (see {@link describeProject}).
+ *   - `nifra_run`     - run HTTP requests through the project's backend and return structured results
  *     (status, body, errors). The write → run → see-the-failure → fix loop, powered by `@nifrajs/runner`.
  *     Each call runs the backend in a FRESH subprocess, so it reflects the agent's latest edits.
- *   - `nifra_render`  — SSR a page route through the project's web app; returns the rendered HTML (the
+ *   - `nifra_render`  - SSR a page route through the project's web app; returns the rendered HTML (the
  *     page half of `nifra_run`). Fresh subprocess per call; no build needed.
- *   - `nifra_ws`      — verify a WebSocket route with a real Bun WebSocket round-trip.
- *   - `nifra_docs`    — keyword-search the framework docs; returns only the matching sections.
- *   - `nifra_example` — a verified, copy-pasteable snippet for a task (typechecked against the live API,
+ *   - `nifra_ws`      - verify a WebSocket route with a real Bun WebSocket round-trip.
+ *   - `nifra_docs`    - keyword-search the framework docs; returns only the matching sections.
+ *   - `nifra_example` - a verified, copy-pasteable snippet for a task (typechecked against the live API,
  *     so it can't hallucinate a drifted nifra API).
- *   - `nifra_scaffold`— map a URL path to the correct `routes/` file + a contract-correct page stub.
- *   - `nifra_check`   — the drift gate (typecheck + lints, each with a structured fix), for an agent to fix against.
- *   - `nifra_assure`  — route classification + enforcement-evidence gate.
+ *   - `nifra_learn`   - the guided, ordered path to build a nifra app end to end (create → deploy), each
+ *     step naming the tool that emits the correct artifact and how to verify it.
+ *   - `nifra_scaffold`- map a URL path to the correct `routes/` file + a contract-correct page stub.
+ *   - `nifra_check`   - the drift gate (typecheck + lints, each with a structured fix), for an agent to fix against.
+ *   - `nifra_assure`  - route classification + enforcement-evidence gate.
  *   - `nifra_levels`  - the cumulative verification ladder (L0 contract → L4 invariants): what the
  *     project actually proves, and why each level it misses does not hold.
- *   - `nifra_doctor`  — package.json dependency drift detector, with safe local-version auto-fix.
+ *   - `nifra_doctor`  - package.json dependency drift detector, with safe local-version auto-fix.
+ *   - `nifra_explain` - resolve an error (pasted, or the dev server's last) into a structured
+ *     diagnostic: stable code, a codeframe in the user's source, and the recognised cause + fix.
+ *   - `nifra_inspect` - read the running dev server's recent request traces (method/path/status/
+ *     duration/ISR) from the DevTools plugin: what your requests ACTUALLY did, not a guess.
  *
  * Wire it into a client (e.g. Claude Desktop / Cursor) as: command `nifra`, args `["mcp"]`, run in the
  * project root. The protocol is hand-rolled (newline-delimited JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio), including
- * standard MCP progress notifications and request cancellation — no SDK dependency, the same
+ * standard MCP progress notifications and request cancellation - no SDK dependency, the same
  * minimal-surface choice as the rest of nifra. The pure dispatch lives in `./mcp-protocol.ts`; this
  * module is the I/O shell (stdin loop, tool wiring, the run subprocess).
  */
 import type { LoadAppOptions, LoadedApp } from "./load.js";
 import { type McpPrompt, type McpResource, type McpServerFeatures, type McpTool } from "./mcp-protocol.js";
+/** Local dev-tool reads are intentionally bounded: MCP runs in an agent process and must not hang on or
+ * buffer an unrelated loopback service just because a caller supplied its port. */
+export declare const LOCAL_TOOL_FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS = 2000;
+export declare const LOCAL_TOOL_MAX_RESPONSE_BYTES = 1048576;
+/** Accept only a concrete TCP port. Port 0 (bind-any-free-port) is not a valid read target. */
+export declare function validateLocalPort(port: unknown): number | undefined;
+/** Read a dev-tool response without allowing an untrusted localhost service to allocate unbounded memory. */
+export declare function readBoundedResponse(response: Response, maxBytes?: number): Promise<string>;
 /** A persistent `mcp-run`/`mcp-render` `--worker` subprocess: the backend/web app is loaded ONCE and
  * reused across newline-delimited `{ id, input }` requests, replying `{ id, output }`. The same machinery
- * powers both `nifra_run warm` and `nifra_render warm` — `child` selects which engine, `label` shapes the
+ * powers both `nifra_run warm` and `nifra_render warm` - `child` selects which engine, `label` shapes the
  * cancellation message. The owning handler ({@link createWarmHandler}) fingerprints the source tree and
  * replaces the worker when a file changes, so warm reuse never serves a stale result. Exported for the
  * concurrency test that proves a single per-request cancel doesn't tear down the shared worker. */
@@ -60,7 +74,7 @@ export declare function projectResources(cwd: string, loadAppCached?: (outDirNam
 export declare function projectPrompts(): McpPrompt[];
 export declare function projectFeatures(cwd: string, loadAppCached?: (outDirName?: string) => Promise<LoadedApp>): McpServerFeatures;
 /**
- * Resolve an optional `dir` tool argument — a subdirectory of the project root the caller wants to scope a
+ * Resolve an optional `dir` tool argument - a subdirectory of the project root the caller wants to scope a
  * check/test to (e.g. `nifra check` on `app/` when the MCP server's root is a monorepo). Returns the
  * absolute target, or `null` if `dir` escapes the root (a path-traversal guard: no `..` out, no absolute
  * path elsewhere). `undefined`/empty → the root itself.

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package/dist/mcp.js

@@ -1,27 +1,33 @@
 /**
- * `nifra mcp` — a Model Context Protocol server (stdio) that lets a coding agent (Claude, Cursor, …)
+ * `nifra mcp` - a Model Context Protocol server (stdio) that lets a coding agent (Claude, Cursor, …)
  * act on a nifra project, not just read about it:
  *
- *   - `nifra_context` — this project's API routes + page routes + conventions (see {@link describeProject}).
- *   - `nifra_run`     — run HTTP requests through the project's backend and return structured results
+ *   - `nifra_context` - this project's API routes + page routes + conventions (see {@link describeProject}).
+ *   - `nifra_run`     - run HTTP requests through the project's backend and return structured results
  *     (status, body, errors). The write → run → see-the-failure → fix loop, powered by `@nifrajs/runner`.
  *     Each call runs the backend in a FRESH subprocess, so it reflects the agent's latest edits.
- *   - `nifra_render`  — SSR a page route through the project's web app; returns the rendered HTML (the
+ *   - `nifra_render`  - SSR a page route through the project's web app; returns the rendered HTML (the
  *     page half of `nifra_run`). Fresh subprocess per call; no build needed.
- *   - `nifra_ws`      — verify a WebSocket route with a real Bun WebSocket round-trip.
- *   - `nifra_docs`    — keyword-search the framework docs; returns only the matching sections.
- *   - `nifra_example` — a verified, copy-pasteable snippet for a task (typechecked against the live API,
+ *   - `nifra_ws`      - verify a WebSocket route with a real Bun WebSocket round-trip.
+ *   - `nifra_docs`    - keyword-search the framework docs; returns only the matching sections.
+ *   - `nifra_example` - a verified, copy-pasteable snippet for a task (typechecked against the live API,
  *     so it can't hallucinate a drifted nifra API).
- *   - `nifra_scaffold`— map a URL path to the correct `routes/` file + a contract-correct page stub.
- *   - `nifra_check`   — the drift gate (typecheck + lints, each with a structured fix), for an agent to fix against.
- *   - `nifra_assure`  — route classification + enforcement-evidence gate.
+ *   - `nifra_learn`   - the guided, ordered path to build a nifra app end to end (create → deploy), each
+ *     step naming the tool that emits the correct artifact and how to verify it.
+ *   - `nifra_scaffold`- map a URL path to the correct `routes/` file + a contract-correct page stub.
+ *   - `nifra_check`   - the drift gate (typecheck + lints, each with a structured fix), for an agent to fix against.
+ *   - `nifra_assure`  - route classification + enforcement-evidence gate.
  *   - `nifra_levels`  - the cumulative verification ladder (L0 contract → L4 invariants): what the
  *     project actually proves, and why each level it misses does not hold.
- *   - `nifra_doctor`  — package.json dependency drift detector, with safe local-version auto-fix.
+ *   - `nifra_doctor`  - package.json dependency drift detector, with safe local-version auto-fix.
+ *   - `nifra_explain` - resolve an error (pasted, or the dev server's last) into a structured
+ *     diagnostic: stable code, a codeframe in the user's source, and the recognised cause + fix.
+ *   - `nifra_inspect` - read the running dev server's recent request traces (method/path/status/
+ *     duration/ISR) from the DevTools plugin: what your requests ACTUALLY did, not a guess.
  *
  * Wire it into a client (e.g. Claude Desktop / Cursor) as: command `nifra`, args `["mcp"]`, run in the
  * project root. The protocol is hand-rolled (newline-delimited JSON-RPC 2.0 over stdio), including
- * standard MCP progress notifications and request cancellation — no SDK dependency, the same
+ * standard MCP progress notifications and request cancellation - no SDK dependency, the same
  * minimal-surface choice as the rest of nifra. The pure dispatch lives in `./mcp-protocol.ts`; this
  * module is the I/O shell (stdin loop, tool wiring, the run subprocess).
  */
@@ -56,6 +62,59 @@ function childPath(name) {
  * within one attention span rather than after minutes of polling.
  */
 const CHILD_TIMEOUT_MS = 30_000;
+/** Local dev-tool reads are intentionally bounded: MCP runs in an agent process and must not hang on or
+ * buffer an unrelated loopback service just because a caller supplied its port. */
+export const LOCAL_TOOL_FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS = 2_000;
+export const LOCAL_TOOL_MAX_RESPONSE_BYTES = 1_048_576;
+/** Accept only a concrete TCP port. Port 0 (bind-any-free-port) is not a valid read target. */
+export function validateLocalPort(port) {
+    return typeof port === "number" && Number.isInteger(port) && port >= 1 && port <= 65_535
+        ? port
+        : undefined;
+}
+/** Read a dev-tool response without allowing an untrusted localhost service to allocate unbounded memory. */
+export async function readBoundedResponse(response, maxBytes = LOCAL_TOOL_MAX_RESPONSE_BYTES) {
+    const declared = response.headers.get("content-length");
+    if (declared !== null) {
+        const length = Number(declared);
+        if (Number.isFinite(length) && length > maxBytes)
+            throw new Error("response exceeded the size limit");
+    }
+    if (response.body === null)
+        return "";
+    const reader = response.body.getReader();
+    const chunks = [];
+    let total = 0;
+    try {
+        for (;;) {
+            const { done, value } = await reader.read();
+            if (done)
+                break;
+            if (value === undefined)
+                continue;
+            total += value.byteLength;
+            if (total > maxBytes) {
+                await reader.cancel();
+                throw new Error("response exceeded the size limit");
+            }
+            chunks.push(value);
+        }
+    }
+    finally {
+        reader.releaseLock();
+    }
+    const bytes = new Uint8Array(total);
+    let offset = 0;
+    for (const chunk of chunks) {
+        bytes.set(chunk, offset);
+        offset += chunk.byteLength;
+    }
+    return new TextDecoder().decode(bytes);
+}
+const notNifraResponse = (service) => JSON.stringify({
+    code: "NIFRA_NOT_DEV_SERVER",
+    message: `The service on this port is not a Nifra ${service} endpoint.`,
+}, null, 2);
 const timeoutMessage = (label, ms) => `${label} timed out after ${ms / 1000}s and was terminated.\n` +
     `The app was loaded but the process did not finish. Most often this is a module-level side effect ` +
     `that keeps the event loop alive (a database pool, a Redis client, an interval) opened during import ` +
@@ -127,7 +186,7 @@ function boundedAppend(current, next, max = 12_000) {
 }
 /** A persistent `mcp-run`/`mcp-render` `--worker` subprocess: the backend/web app is loaded ONCE and
  * reused across newline-delimited `{ id, input }` requests, replying `{ id, output }`. The same machinery
- * powers both `nifra_run warm` and `nifra_render warm` — `child` selects which engine, `label` shapes the
+ * powers both `nifra_run warm` and `nifra_render warm` - `child` selects which engine, `label` shapes the
  * cancellation message. The owning handler ({@link createWarmHandler}) fingerprints the source tree and
  * replaces the worker when a file changes, so warm reuse never serves a stale result. Exported for the
  * concurrency test that proves a single per-request cancel doesn't tear down the shared worker. */
@@ -175,7 +234,7 @@ export class WarmWorker {
                 // Per-request cancel: drop just THIS id and resolve its cancellation. The worker is shared
                 // across concurrent requests (`pending` is id-keyed for exactly this reason), so killing the
                 // process here would reject every OTHER in-flight request via the `exited` handler and force a
-                // cold rebuild. Leave it hot — `createWarmHandler` already replaces it on file change.
+                // cold rebuild. Leave it hot - `createWarmHandler` already replaces it on file change.
                 this.pending.delete(id);
                 clearTimeout(timer);
                 const reason = typeof signal?.reason === "string" ? `: ${signal.reason}` : "";
@@ -256,7 +315,7 @@ export class WarmWorker {
 }
 /** A warm handler that reuses a hot {@link WarmWorker} across calls and falls back to a one-shot fresh
  * subprocess on any worker failure. Shared by `nifra_run` (`child: "mcp-run"`, `label: "run"`) and
- * `nifra_render` (`child: "mcp-render"`, `label: "render"`) — the only differences are the engine and the
+ * `nifra_render` (`child: "mcp-render"`, `label: "render"`) - the only differences are the engine and the
  * message label, so there's a single source for the reuse + auto-restart-on-file-change logic. */
 function createWarmHandler(child, cwd, label) {
     let worker;
@@ -484,7 +543,7 @@ export function projectFeatures(cwd, loadAppCached = createCachedAppLoader(cwd))
     return { resources: projectResources(cwd, loadAppCached), prompts: projectPrompts() };
 }
 /**
- * Resolve an optional `dir` tool argument — a subdirectory of the project root the caller wants to scope a
+ * Resolve an optional `dir` tool argument - a subdirectory of the project root the caller wants to scope a
  * check/test to (e.g. `nifra check` on `app/` when the MCP server's root is a monorepo). Returns the
  * absolute target, or `null` if `dir` escapes the root (a path-traversal guard: no `..` out, no absolute
  * path elsewhere). `undefined`/empty → the root itself.
@@ -497,7 +556,7 @@ export function resolveProjectDir(root, dir) {
 }
 /** Consistent error string for a `dir` that escapes the project root. */
 function dirError(dir) {
-    return JSON.stringify({ ok: false, error: `dir must be a subdirectory of the project root — "${dir}" escapes it.` }, null, 2);
+    return JSON.stringify({ ok: false, error: `dir must be a subdirectory of the project root - "${dir}" escapes it.` }, null, 2);
 }
 /** Build the project-scoped tools for `cwd`. */
 export function projectTools(cwd, loadAppCached = createCachedAppLoader(cwd)) {
@@ -506,7 +565,7 @@ export function projectTools(cwd, loadAppCached = createCachedAppLoader(cwd)) {
     return [
         {
             name: "nifra_context",
-            description: "Get this nifra project's surface. Call it once UNFILTERED for a tight INDEX: the route list (API routes as `METHOD path`, page routes as `pattern → file`) + framework conventions + a pointer — cheap even on a big app, no per-route schema dump. Then pass `path` (a route prefix like /api/orders) and/or `kind` (api|pages) to fetch the FULL contract for that slice (body/query/response TS shapes + the exact typed-client call form).",
+            description: "Get this nifra project's surface. Call it once UNFILTERED for a tight INDEX: the route list (API routes as `METHOD path`, page routes as `pattern → file`) + framework conventions + a pointer - cheap even on a big app, no per-route schema dump. Then pass `path` (a route prefix like /api/orders) and/or `kind` (api|pages) to fetch the FULL contract for that slice (body/query/response TS shapes + the exact typed-client call form).",
             inputSchema: {
                 type: "object",
                 properties: {
@@ -527,9 +586,138 @@ export function projectTools(cwd, loadAppCached = createCachedAppLoader(cwd)) {
                 return describeProject(await loadAppCached(), filter);
             },
         },
+        {
+            name: "nifra_explain",
+            description: "Turn a nifra error into a STRUCTURED diagnostic instead of eyeballing a stack trace: a stable `code`, the top frame in YOUR source, a codeframe around the offending line, and - when nifra recognises the failure - the plain-language `cause` + `fix` + docs anchor. Pass `error` (and `stack` if you have it, e.g. from nifra_run/nifra_test output or a failing build) to explain a specific failure; or pass `port` to fetch the running dev server's most recent SSR failure from `/__nifra/last-error`. Returns the same JSON the dev overlay renders.",
+            inputSchema: {
+                type: "object",
+                properties: {
+                    error: {
+                        type: "string",
+                        description: "The error message to explain (copy it from nifra_run/nifra_test output or a failing build).",
+                    },
+                    stack: {
+                        type: "string",
+                        description: "The error's stack trace, if you have it - enables the source codeframe and the top user frame.",
+                    },
+                    name: {
+                        type: "string",
+                        description: "The error's class name (e.g. TypeError, SchemaError), if known - sharpens classification.",
+                    },
+                    port: {
+                        type: "number",
+                        description: "Instead of a pasted error, fetch the running dev server's most recent SSR failure from this port.",
+                    },
+                },
+                additionalProperties: false,
+            },
+            handler: async (args) => {
+                const { error, stack, name, port } = args;
+                if (error !== undefined || stack !== undefined) {
+                    const { buildDiagnostic } = await import("@nifrajs/web/diagnostic");
+                    const e = new Error(error ?? "");
+                    if (name !== undefined)
+                        e.name = name;
+                    if (stack !== undefined)
+                        e.stack = stack;
+                    return JSON.stringify(buildDiagnostic(e, { root: cwd }), null, 2);
+                }
+                if (port !== undefined) {
+                    const validPort = validateLocalPort(port);
+                    if (validPort === undefined) {
+                        return JSON.stringify({ code: "NIFRA_INVALID_PORT", message: "port must be an integer from 1 to 65535." }, null, 2);
+                    }
+                    const { LAST_ERROR_PATH } = await import("@nifrajs/web/diagnostic");
+                    try {
+                        const res = await fetch(`http://127.0.0.1:${validPort}${LAST_ERROR_PATH}`, {
+                            signal: AbortSignal.timeout(LOCAL_TOOL_FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS),
+                        });
+                        if (res.headers.get("x-nifra-diagnostic") !== "true")
+                            return notNifraResponse("diagnostic");
+                        if (!res.ok) {
+                            return JSON.stringify({
+                                code: "NIFRA_NONE",
+                                message: `dev server at :${validPort} returned ${res.status}`,
+                            }, null, 2);
+                        }
+                        return await readBoundedResponse(res);
+                    }
+                    catch (cause) {
+                        return JSON.stringify({
+                            code: "NIFRA_NONE",
+                            message: `could not reach a nifra dev server at :${validPort} - ${cause instanceof Error ? cause.message : String(cause)}`,
+                        }, null, 2);
+                    }
+                }
+                return JSON.stringify({
+                    code: "NIFRA_NONE",
+                    message: "Pass `error` (and `stack` if available) to explain a failure, or `port` to fetch the dev server's last error.",
+                }, null, 2);
+            },
+        },
+        {
+            name: "nifra_inspect",
+            description: "Observe what your requests ACTUALLY did on the running dev server - the recent request traces the DevTools plugin records: `{ method, path, status, durationMs, isrStatus, bodyBytes }` per request. The read no other tool gives you: after nifra_run or a real browser request, call this to SEE the outcome (which route answered, the status, how long, ISR hit/miss) instead of guessing. Pass `port` (the running dev server); narrow with `path` (a path prefix) or `limit` (most recent N). Requires the app to mount `@nifrajs/web`'s `devtools()` plugin (which auto-enables in development).",
+            inputSchema: {
+                type: "object",
+                properties: {
+                    port: { type: "number", description: "The running dev server's port." },
+                    path: { type: "string", description: "Only traces whose path starts with this prefix." },
+                    limit: { type: "number", description: "Return only the most recent N traces." },
+                },
+                required: ["port"],
+                additionalProperties: false,
+            },
+            handler: async (args) => {
+                const { port, path, limit } = args;
+                if (port === undefined) {
+                    return JSON.stringify({
+                        events: [],
+                        note: "Pass `port` - the running dev server whose request traces to read.",
+                    }, null, 2);
+                }
+                try {
+                    const validPort = validateLocalPort(port);
+                    if (validPort === undefined) {
+                        return JSON.stringify({
+                            events: [],
+                            code: "NIFRA_INVALID_PORT",
+                            note: "port must be an integer from 1 to 65535.",
+                        }, null, 2);
+                    }
+                    const url = new URL(`http://127.0.0.1:${validPort}/_nifra/devtools/state`);
+                    if (path !== undefined)
+                        url.searchParams.set("path", path);
+                    if (limit !== undefined)
+                        url.searchParams.set("limit", String(limit));
+                    const res = await fetch(url, {
+                        signal: AbortSignal.timeout(LOCAL_TOOL_FETCH_TIMEOUT_MS),
+                    });
+                    if (res.headers.get("x-nifra-devtools") !== "true")
+                        return notNifraResponse("DevTools");
+                    if (res.status === 404) {
+                        return JSON.stringify({
+                            events: [],
+                            note: "No DevTools endpoint on that server. Mount `devtools()` from @nifrajs/web and run in development.",
+                        }, null, 2);
+                    }
+                    if (!res.ok) {
+                        return JSON.stringify({ events: [], note: `DevTools state returned ${res.status}.` }, null, 2);
+                    }
+                    return await readBoundedResponse(res);
+                }
+                catch (cause) {
+                    const validPort = validateLocalPort(port);
+                    return JSON.stringify({
+                        events: [],
+                        note: `Could not reach a dev server at :${validPort ?? String(port)} - ${cause instanceof Error ? cause.message : String(cause)}`,
+                    }, null, 2);
+                }
+            },
+        },
         {
             name: "nifra_routes",
-            description: "List this project's API routes as STRUCTURED JSON — each `{ method, path, call, body?, query?, response? }`, where `call` is the exact typed-client call form and the shapes are compact TS-typed contracts. For programmatic use (list_routes / get_route_schema) instead of parsing the nifra_context Markdown. No args = every route; pass `path` (a path or prefix like /api/orders) to narrow to those routes.",
+            description: "List this project's API routes as STRUCTURED JSON - each `{ method, path, call, body?, query?, response? }`, where `call` is the exact typed-client call form and the shapes are compact TS-typed contracts. For programmatic use (list_routes / get_route_schema) instead of parsing the nifra_context Markdown. No args = every route; pass `path` (a path or prefix like /api/orders) to narrow to those routes.",
             inputSchema: {
                 type: "object",
                 properties: {
@@ -694,7 +882,7 @@ export function projectTools(cwd, loadAppCached = createCachedAppLoader(cwd)) {
         ...docsTools(loadDocsCorpus, loadExamplesCorpus, loadTypesCorpus),
         {
             name: "nifra_scaffold",
-            description: 'Map a URL path to the CORRECT routes/ file and get a contract-correct page stub. Agents routinely place file routes wrong — this applies the convention for you: ":id"/"[id]" → [id], "*rest" → [...rest], "/" → index. Pass path (e.g. "/users/:id"). Returns the file to create + the route-module contract (loader/action/meta/default) + a stub (ready-to-write for react/preact/solid; path+contract for vue/svelte/vanilla — use nifra_example for those bodies).',
+            description: 'Map a URL path to the CORRECT routes/ file and get a contract-correct page stub. Agents routinely place file routes wrong - this applies the convention for you: ":id"/"[id]" → [id], "*rest" → [...rest], "/" → index. Pass path (e.g. "/users/:id"). Returns the file to create + the route-module contract (loader/action/meta/default) + a stub (ready-to-write for react/preact/solid; path+contract for vue/svelte/vanilla - use nifra_example for those bodies).',
             inputSchema: {
                 type: "object",
                 properties: {
@@ -728,7 +916,7 @@ export function projectTools(cwd, loadAppCached = createCachedAppLoader(cwd)) {
         },
         {
             name: "nifra_check",
-            description: 'Run the project\'s drift gate and return a structured result { ok, typecheck, diagnostics[] }: typecheck (the frontend↔backend contract), plus lints for hand-rolled fetch() to your own API, untyped client("…") calls missing <typeof app>, and server-only imports in routes/. Pass lintsOnly:true for a near-instant lint pass while iterating; run the full gate (default) to confirm the work is done — fix every diagnostic before finishing.',
+            description: 'Run the project\'s drift gate and return a structured result { ok, typecheck, diagnostics[] }: typecheck (the frontend↔backend contract), plus lints for hand-rolled fetch() to your own API, untyped client("…") calls missing <typeof app>, and server-only imports in routes/. Pass lintsOnly:true for a near-instant lint pass while iterating; run the full gate (default) to confirm the work is done - fix every diagnostic before finishing.',
             inputSchema: {
                 type: "object",
                 properties: {
@@ -897,7 +1085,7 @@ export function projectTools(cwd, loadAppCached = createCachedAppLoader(cwd)) {
         },
         {
             name: "nifra_doctor",
-            description: "Check this project for packages imported in source but NOT declared in package.json — the Bun-workspace trap where an import resolves at runtime (hoisting/workspace) so tests pass and `bun install` says no changes, yet tsc fails and a fresh/standalone install can't resolve it. Returns { ok, ran, findings[], fixed?, skippedFixes? }. Pass autoFix:true to update package.json only when the dependency version can be inferred locally from an ancestor package.json or installed package metadata; otherwise the tool returns the exact bun add command to run.",
+            description: "Check this project for packages imported in source but NOT declared in package.json - the Bun-workspace trap where an import resolves at runtime (hoisting/workspace) so tests pass and `bun install` says no changes, yet tsc fails and a fresh/standalone install can't resolve it. Returns { ok, ran, findings[], fixed?, skippedFixes? }. Pass autoFix:true to update package.json only when the dependency version can be inferred locally from an ancestor package.json or installed package metadata; otherwise the tool returns the exact bun add command to run.",
             inputSchema: {
                 type: "object",
                 properties: {
@@ -1028,6 +1216,51 @@ function namespaceForApp(name, tools, features) {
         features: { resources: namespacedResources, prompts: namespacedPrompts },
     };
 }
+/**
+ * Merge the backend-derived resources/prompts into `base` - and keep a project that cannot be loaded
+ * from deciding whether the server starts at all.
+ *
+ * Resources and prompts are OPTIONAL capabilities extracted from the app's backend, so this load is a
+ * best-effort enrichment. It was awaited unguarded, which made it a hard boot requirement: `loadApp`
+ * needs a web config (`adapter` + `clientModule`) and a `routes/` directory, and a backend-only
+ * project - the shape `create-nifra`'s DEFAULT template produces - has neither. On those projects the
+ * throw escaped before the JSON-RPC loop began, so the server wrote nothing and exited. `nifra
+ * init-agents` would happily register an `.mcp.json` pointing at a server that could never start, and
+ * every tool went with it, including the twelve that never touch the app (docs, examples, types,
+ * check, doctor, levels, test).
+ *
+ * Degrading costs only the backend resources/prompts. Tools that genuinely need the app still fail,
+ * but per call, with their own message - which is a diagnosis instead of a silence.
+ */
+async function backendFeatures(loader, base) {
+    const resources = [...(base.resources ?? [])];
+    const prompts = [...(base.prompts ?? [])];
+    try {
+        const app = await loader();
+        resources.push(...extractBackendResources(app.backend));
+        prompts.push(...extractBackendPrompts(app.backend));
+    }
+    catch {
+        // Not loadable here (no web config, or the config itself throws). The server still serves.
+    }
+    return { resources, prompts };
+}
+/**
+ * The MCP tools the app itself declares via `app.tool(...)`, or none when the app cannot be loaded.
+ *
+ * Same reasoning as {@link backendFeatures}, on the hotter path: this ran on EVERY JSON-RPC message,
+ * so an unloadable project failed `initialize` itself with a `-32603` and the session never opened.
+ * An app's own tools are an extension of the built-in set, so their absence must not withdraw the
+ * built-ins - a backend-only project still gets docs, examples, types, check, doctor, levels and test.
+ */
+async function appDeclaredTools(loader) {
+    try {
+        return extractBackendTools((await loader()).backend);
+    }
+    catch {
+        return [];
+    }
+}
 /** Run the stdio MCP server: read newline-delimited JSON-RPC from stdin, write responses to stdout. */
 export async function runMcpServer(cwd, version) {
     let features;
@@ -1038,12 +1271,7 @@ export async function runMcpServer(cwd, version) {
         const allPrompts = [];
         for (const { name, cwd: appCwd } of appEntries) {
             const loader = createCachedAppLoader(appCwd);
-            const app = await loader();
-            const base = projectFeatures(appCwd, loader);
-            const ns = namespaceForApp(name, [], {
-                resources: [...(base.resources ?? []), ...extractBackendResources(app.backend)],
-                prompts: [...(base.prompts ?? []), ...extractBackendPrompts(app.backend)],
-            });
+            const ns = namespaceForApp(name, [], await backendFeatures(loader, projectFeatures(appCwd, loader)));
             allResources.push(...(ns.features.resources ?? []));
             allPrompts.push(...(ns.features.prompts ?? []));
         }
@@ -1051,12 +1279,7 @@ export async function runMcpServer(cwd, version) {
     }
     else {
         const loadAppCached = createCachedAppLoader(cwd);
-        const base = projectFeatures(cwd, loadAppCached);
-        const app = await loadAppCached();
-        features = {
-            resources: [...(base.resources ?? []), ...extractBackendResources(app.backend)],
-            prompts: [...(base.prompts ?? []), ...extractBackendPrompts(app.backend)],
-        };
+        features = await backendFeatures(loadAppCached, projectFeatures(cwd, loadAppCached));
     }
     const loadAppCached = createCachedAppLoader(cwd);
     const serverInfo = { name: "nifra", version };
@@ -1071,22 +1294,17 @@ export async function runMcpServer(cwd, version) {
             const allTools = [];
             for (const { name, cwd: appCwd } of appEntries) {
                 const loader = createCachedAppLoader(appCwd);
-                const app = await loader();
-                const baseTools = projectTools(appCwd, loader);
-                const backendTools = extractBackendTools(app.backend);
-                const ns = namespaceForApp(name, [...baseTools, ...backendTools], {
-                    resources: [],
-                    prompts: [],
-                });
+                const tools = [...projectTools(appCwd, loader), ...(await appDeclaredTools(loader))];
+                const ns = namespaceForApp(name, tools, { resources: [], prompts: [] });
                 allTools.push(...ns.tools);
             }
             activeTools = [...docsTools(loadDocsCorpus, loadExamplesCorpus, loadTypesCorpus), ...allTools];
         }
         else {
-            const app = await loadAppCached();
-            const baseTools = projectTools(cwd, loadAppCached);
-            const backendTools = extractBackendTools(app.backend);
-            activeTools = [...baseTools, ...backendTools];
+            activeTools = [
+                ...projectTools(cwd, loadAppCached),
+                ...(await appDeclaredTools(loadAppCached)),
+            ];
         }
         const response = await handleRpc(message, activeTools, serverInfo, features, {
             state,