octocode-mcp 1.0.2 → 1.1.0

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  1. package/build/index.js +1169 -1965
  2. package/package.json +4 -3
package/build/index.js CHANGED
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import { promisify } from 'util';
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  const TOOL_NAMES = {
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  // GitHub Search API (/search/*)
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  GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE: 'github_search_code',
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- GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES: 'github_search_repositories',
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+ GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOS: 'github_search_repositories',
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  GITHUB_SEARCH_COMMITS: 'github_search_commits',
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  GITHUB_SEARCH_ISSUES: 'github_search_issues',
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  GITHUB_SEARCH_PULL_REQUESTS: 'github_search_pull_requests',
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  NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES: 'npm_search_packages',
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  NPM_GET_PACKAGE: 'npm_get_package',
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  NPM_GET_PACKAGE_STATS: 'npm_get_package_stats',
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- NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES: 'npm_analyze_dependencies',
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- // Advanced/Composite Operations
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- GITHUB_ADVANCED_SEARCH: 'github_advanced_search',
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- };
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+ NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES: 'npm_analyze_dependencies'};
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+ const PROMPT_SYSTEM_PROMPT = `**Expert Code Discovery Assistant** - Find production-ready implementations from GitHub/npm repositories.
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+ ## CORE STRATEGY
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+ 1. **NPM Primary** - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES}
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+ 2. **Topics Foundation** - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} for terminology discovery
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+ 3. **Private Organizations** - Auto-detect (@company/) → ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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+ 4. **Code Extraction** - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} + ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT}
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+ 5. **Repository Search** - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOS} only when NPM+Topics fail
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+ ## TOOL PRIORITY ORDER
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+ ### Primary Discovery
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} - Package discovery
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} - Repository mapping
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES} - Security audit
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+ ### Foundation
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} - Ecosystem terminology
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} - Private access (auto-trigger)
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+ ### Repository Operations
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} - Branch discovery (mandatory first)
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS} - Directory exploration
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} - Implementation search
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT} - Code extraction
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+ ### Context & Analysis
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_ISSUES} - Problem discovery
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_PULL_REQUESTS} - Implementation patterns
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_COMMITS} - Development history
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE_STATS} - Package maturity
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+ ### Fallback
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOS} - Enhanced repository search (last resort)
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+ - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_USERS} - Expert discovery
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+ ## QUERY WORKFLOWS
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+ ### Discovery Intent ("find react libraries")
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+ NPM search → Package analysis → Topics → Code extraction
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+ ### Private Organization ("@wix/package", "I work at Company")
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+ Auto-trigger: IMMEDIATE ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} → NPM search → Private repo access
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+ ### Problem Solving ("fix auth error")
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+ NPM packages → Repository analysis → Issues → Code solutions
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+ ### Implementation Intent ("react authentication implementation")
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+ NPM search → Repository access → Code search → File extraction
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+ ## CRITICAL AUTO-TRIGGERS
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+ ### Private Organization Detection
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+ - Package scopes: @wix/, @company/ → IMMEDIATE ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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+ - Enterprise context: "I work at", "company codebase" → Auto-trigger
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+ - Private indicators: "team repos", "enterprise setup" → Organization access
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+ ### Mandatory Workflows
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+ - ALWAYS use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} before file operations
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+ - ALWAYS follow ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} with ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES}
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+ - NEVER retry same terms twice with any tool
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+ ## SUCCESS TARGETS
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+ - 0 results: Comprehensive fallback workflow
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+ - 1-20 results: IDEAL for analysis
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+ - 21-100 results: GOOD, apply filters
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+ - 100+ results: AUTO-SUGGEST npm workflow
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+ ## ERROR RECOVERY
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+ ### API Errors (403/401)
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+ 1. Check organizational context (@company/, "work at")
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+ 2. Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for access
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+ 3. Retry with organization as 'owner'
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+ 4. Fallback to public search
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+ ### Zero Results
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+ - NPM Search: Try broader single-word terms
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+ - Code Search: Remove path filters, try synonyms
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+ - Repository Search: Remove language filters
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+ - Topics Search: Use more general terms
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+ ### Rate Limits
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+ 1. Cache successful results
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+ 2. Switch to ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES}
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+ 3. Use cached repository information
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+ 4. Provide retry guidance
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+ ## SEARCH OPTIMIZATION
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+ ### NPM Discovery (95% success rate)
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+ - Single terms: "react", "auth", "cli"
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+ - Combined terms: "react-hooks", "typescript-cli"
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+ - Avoid complexity: Complex phrases yield zero results
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+ ### Code Search Patterns
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+ - Boolean: "useState OR useEffect", "function NOT test"
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+ - Path warnings: React uses path:packages (NOT path:src)
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+ - Repository-specific: facebook/react + "useEffect"
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- const PROMPT_SYSTEM_PROMPT = `**Expert Code Discovery Assistant** - Find production-ready implementations from GitHub/npm repositories using systematic research.
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- ## 🎯 PURPOSE
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- Extract **3+ complete, working code examples (20+ lines)** with repository citations for every query using intelligent discovery workflows.
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- ## 🔍 CORE STRATEGY (UPDATED PRIORITY ORDER)
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- 1. **NPM Primary** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES} for package discovery
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- 2. **Topics Foundation** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} for ecosystem terminology mapping
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- 3. **Private Organizations** - Auto-detect (@company/, @wix/) and use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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- 4. **Targeted Extraction** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} + ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT} for implementations
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- 5. **GitHub Repos Last Resort** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES} ONLY when NPM+Topics fail completely
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- ## 📋 AVAILABLE TOOLS (PRIORITY ORDER)
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- ### **Primary Discovery (START HERE - 95% of queries)**
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} - **MAIN ENTRY POINT** - Package discovery and repository path extraction
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} - **CRITICAL BRIDGE** - Repository mapping and organizational detection
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES} - **MANDATORY** - Security audit and metadata analysis
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- ### **Foundation & Context**
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} - **FOUNDATION** - Ecosystem terminology discovery
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} - **CRITICAL** - Private organization access (auto-trigger)
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- ### **Repository Operations**
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} - **MANDATORY FIRST** - Branch discovery & metadata
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS} - Directory structure exploration
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} - Precision implementation search
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- ### **Code Extraction**
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT} - Extract complete source files
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- ### **Repository Status & Context**
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_ISSUES} - Problem discovery & repository health
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_PULL_REQUESTS} - Implementation patterns & activity
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_DISCUSSIONS} - Community knowledge & tutorials
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_COMMITS} - Development history & maintenance
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE_STATS} - Package maturity assessment
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- ### **Advanced & Fallback**
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_ADVANCED_SEARCH} - Multi-dimensional parallel search
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_USERS} - Expert & organization discovery
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- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES} - **LOWEST PRIORITY** - Use only when NPM+Topics fail
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- ## 🎛️ INTELLIGENT QUERY CLASSIFICATION & WORKFLOWS
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- ### **Discovery Intent** (\`"find react libraries"\`, \`"authentication packages"\`)
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- - **Pattern** - Broad technology + general need
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- - **Workflow** - NPM search → Package analysis → Topics (if needed) → Code extraction
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- - **Example** - \`"react"\` → npm packages → repository URLs → code examples
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- ### **Private Organization Context** (\`"@wix/package"\`, \`"I work at Company"\`)
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- - **Auto-Triggers** - @company/ scopes, enterprise mentions, internal code references
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- - **Workflow** - **IMMEDIATE** ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} → NPM search → Private repo access
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- - **Example** - \`"@wix/some-tool"\` → Auto-detect Wix context → User orgs → Private repositories
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- ### **Problem Solving** (\`"fix auth error"\`, \`"resolve deployment issue"\`)
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- - **Pattern** - Error/problem + specific context
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- - **Workflow** - NPM packages → Repository analysis → Issues → Discussions → Code solutions
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- - **Example** - \`"authentication error"\` → auth libraries → known issues → solutions
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- ### **Implementation Intent** (\`"react authentication implementation"\`)
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- - **Pattern** - Technology + implementation/example
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- - **Workflow** - NPM search → Repository access → Code search → File extraction
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- - **Example** - \`"react auth"\` → auth-react packages → implementation files → complete code
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- ### **Ecosystem Exploration** (\`"react ecosystem"\`, \`"authentication landscape"\`)
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- - **Pattern** - Technology + "ecosystem", "landscape", "options"
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- - **Workflow** - NPM search → Topics discovery → Repository analysis → Code comparison
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- - **Example** - \`"react ecosystem"\` → React packages → Related topics → Implementation variety
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- ## ⚡ EXECUTION WORKFLOWS
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- ### **Standard Discovery Flow (95% of queries)**
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- 1. **NPM Primary** → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} (package discovery)
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- 2. **Repository Mapping** → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} (extract repo URLs)
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- 3. **Security Analysis** → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES} (mandatory assessment)
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- 4. **Repository Access** → ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} (branch discovery)
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- 5. **Code Extraction** → ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} → ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT}
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- ### **Private Organization Flow (Auto-triggered)**
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- 1. **Immediate Detection** → Organizational context (@company/, enterprise mentions)
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- 2. **Organization Access** → ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} (get private access)
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- 3. **NPM Discovery** → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} with org context
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- 4. **Private Repository Access** → Use org credentials for subsequent operations
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- 5. **Standard Extraction** → Code search and file extraction
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- ### **Ecosystem Discovery Flow (Terminology needed)**
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- 1. **NPM Foundation** → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} (primary discovery)
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- 2. **Terminology Mapping** → ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} (official terms)
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- 3. **Repository Analysis** → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} (extract repos)
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- 4. **Context Building** → Status tools (issues, PRs, commits)
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- 5. **Code Extraction** → Implementation discovery
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- 1. **Topics First** → ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} (terminology discovery)
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- 2. **Single-Term Repos** → ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES} (one term only)
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- 3. **Standard Code Extraction** → ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} + ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT}
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- ## 🔧 CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS
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- - **Package Scopes** - \`@wix/\`, \`@company/\`, \`@organization/\` → IMMEDIATE ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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- - **Enterprise Context** - "I work at", "company codebase", "internal code" → Auto-trigger
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- - **Private Indicators** - "team repos", "enterprise setup" → Organization access
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- - **SINGLE TERMS ONLY** - \`"react"\`, \`"authentication"\`, \`"deployment"\` ✅
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- - **NEVER COMBINE** - \`"react angular auth"\`, \`"full-stack app"\` ❌
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- - **DECOMPOSE COMPLEX** - \`"react auth jwt"\` → [\`"react"\`, \`"authentication"\`, \`"jwt"\`]
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- - **USE ONLY WHEN** - NPM search AND topics search both fail completely
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- - **Progressive Strategy** - NPM → Topics → Repository search (if absolutely needed)
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- - **Intelligent Recovery** - Switch approaches, don't repeat failed queries
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- - **Context Preservation** - Maintain organizational and repository context across tools
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- - **ALWAYS** use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} before file operations
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- - **ALWAYS** follow ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} with ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES}
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- - **IMMEDIATELY** use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for organizational contexts
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- - **NEVER** use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES} without trying NPM+Topics first
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- ## 📊 SUCCESS METRICS
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- - **Primary Path Success** - 95% of queries resolved via NPM → GitHub workflow
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- - **Repository Context** - Accurate mapping from packages to repositories
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- - **No Wasted Queries** - Zero duplicate searches with same parameters
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- - **File Access Denied** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for permission escalation
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- **OUTPUT GOAL:** Complete, secure, production-ready code implementations with full organizational context and security assessment, delivered through efficient NPM-first discovery workflows.`;
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- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_ADVANCED_SEARCH]: `**Multi-dimensional GitHub search** - Combines repositories, code, issues, and pull requests for comprehensive analysis.
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+ [TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES]: `**PRIMARY DISCOVERY TOOL** - Main entry point for package and repository discovery.
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- **INTEGRATION:** Use after ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} for terminology discovery.`,
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- [TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES]: `**CRITICAL: Package security and metadata analysis** - Essential for package evaluation and private organization detection.
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- **PURPOSE:**
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- Analyze package dependencies, security vulnerabilities, and organizational context for informed package adoption decisions.
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- **ANALYSIS CAPABILITIES:**
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- - **Security Audit** - Vulnerability scanning and risk assessment
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- - **Dependency Tree** - Complete dependency graph with versions
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- - **License Analysis** - License compatibility and legal considerations
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- - **Bundle Impact** - Package size impact on applications
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- - **Organization Detection** - Identify private/organizational packages (@wix/, @company/)
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- - **Update Recommendations** - Outdated dependencies and available fixes
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- **WHEN TO USE (HIGH PRIORITY):**
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- - **ALWAYS** after ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} for complete assessment
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- - Pre-installation security review
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- - Dependency audit for existing projects
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- - Private organization package analysis
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- - License compliance checking
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- - Bundle size optimization planning
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- **ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT:**
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- - **Private Packages** - Detect @company/ scoped packages
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- - **Enterprise Context** - Identify internal tooling and dependencies
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- - **Security Assessment** - Corporate security policy compliance
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- **KEY INSIGHTS:**
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- - Known vulnerabilities with severity scores
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- - Security advisories and available fixes
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- - Alternative package suggestions
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- - Performance impact assessment
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- - Organizational package patterns
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- **SMART FALLBACKS:**
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- - No vulnerability data → Focus on maintenance indicators
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- - Private packages → Check organization access via ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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- - Rate limits → Cache analysis results
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- **INTEGRATION:** **MANDATORY** use with ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} for complete package assessment.`,
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- [TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES]: `**PRIMARY DISCOVERY TOOL** - Main entry point for package and repository discovery.
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+ 1. Single terms: "react", "cli", "auth"
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+ 2. Combined terms: "react-hooks", "typescript-cli"
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+ 3. Avoid complexity: Complex phrases yield zero results
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+ **ORGANIZATIONAL DETECTION:** @company/ packages → Trigger ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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+ **RESULT OPTIMIZATION:** 0 results → broader terms, 1-20 IDEAL, 100+ more specific terms
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+ **INTEGRATION:** ALWAYS chain to ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES}`,
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+ [TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE]: `**Repository mapping** - Transform npm packages into GitHub repositories for code analysis.
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+ **WHEN TO USE:** ALWAYS after ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES}, user mentions package names, private package detection (@company/).
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+ **WORKFLOW:** Extract repository URL Parse owner/repo Detect organizational context → Chain to ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} → MANDATORY ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES}
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+ **ORGANIZATIONAL DETECTION:** @company/ scoped packages → Trigger ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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+ **EXAMPLES:** "react" → github.com/facebook/react, "@wix/package" → Private org detection`,
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+ [TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES]: `**CRITICAL: Package security analysis** - Essential for package evaluation and organizational detection.
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+ **WHEN TO USE:** ALWAYS after ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} for complete assessment.
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+ **ANALYSIS:** Security vulnerabilities, dependency tree, license compatibility, bundle impact, organization detection (@company/).
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+ **ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT:** Private packages → Check ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for access`,
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+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS]: `**FOUNDATION TOOL** - Essential for ecosystem discovery and terminology mapping.
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- **PURPOSE:**
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- Find relevant npm packages using keyword-based discovery - **FIRST STEP** in most workflows.
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- IN case the user mentions a package name, you should use this tool to find the package.
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- import {
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- someAPI,
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- } from '@your-org/your-feature-sdk;
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- should search for @your-org/your-feature-sdk in npm
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- Or when the user mentions a package name in his query, you should use this tool to find the package.
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- E.g.
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- "I want to use someAPI from @your-org/your-feature-sdk"
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- should search for @your-org/your-feature-sdk in npm
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- e.g "what react hooks is"
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- should search for react in npm and hooks implementation inreact repo
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- 1. **Start Simple** - Single terms: \`"react"\`, \`"cli"\`, \`"auth"\`
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- 2. **Add Specificity** - Combined terms: \`"react-hooks"\`, \`"typescript-cli"\`
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- 3. **Avoid Complexity** - Complex phrases yield zero results
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- 4. **Detect Private Packages** - Look for @company/ scoped packages
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- **WHEN TO USE (HIGHEST PRIORITY):**
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- - **PRIMARY DISCOVERY** - Start here for 95% of queries
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- - Package discovery by keyword/functionality
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- - Finding alternatives to known packages
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- - Organizational package detection (@wix/, @company/)
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- - Repository path extraction workflow
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- **ORGANIZATIONAL DETECTION:**
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- - **@company/ packages** → Trigger ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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- - **Enterprise indicators** → Check for private repositories
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- - **Internal tooling** → Identify company-specific packages
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- **SEARCH PATTERNS:**
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- - ✅ **Primary**: \`"react"\` → \`"cli"\` → \`"react cli"\` (if specific combo needed)
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- - ✅ **Organization**: \`"@wix/"\` → Detect private context
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- - ❌ **Poor**: \`"react command line interface tools"\` (too complex)
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- **RESULT OPTIMIZATION:**
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- - **0 results** - Try broader, single-word terms
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- - **1-20 results** - IDEAL for thorough analysis
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- - **21-100 results** - Filter by popularity/relevance
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- - **100+ results** - Use more specific single terms
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- **SMART FALLBACKS:**
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- - No results → Try ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} for terminology
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- - Private packages → Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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- - **NEVER** query twice with same terms
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- **OUTPUT:** JSON with package metadata: name, description, version, popularity metrics, repository URLs
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- **INTEGRATION:** **ALWAYS** chain to ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} → ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES} for complete workflow.`,
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- [TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE]: `**Repository mapping and package analysis** - Transform npm packages into GitHub repositories for code analysis.
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- **PURPOSE:**
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- Extract GitHub repository information and package metadata from npm packages - **ESSENTIAL BRIDGE** to GitHub workflows.
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- **WHEN TO USE (HIGH PRIORITY):**
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- - **ALWAYS** after ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES}
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- - User mentions package names: \`"react"\`, \`"lodash"\`, \`"@types/node"\`
402
- - Code snippets with imports: \`import { useState } from 'react'\`
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- - Dependency/module references in queries
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- - **Private package detection** (@company/, @wix/)
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- **CRITICAL WORKFLOW:**
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- 1. Extract repository URL from package.json
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- 2. Parse owner/repo from GitHub URL formats
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- 3. **Detect organizational context** (private repos, company scopes)
410
- 4. Chain to ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} for branch discovery
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- 5. **MANDATORY** follow with ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES}
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- 6. Continue to ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} for implementations
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- **ORGANIZATIONAL DETECTION:**
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- - **@company/ scoped packages** → Trigger ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
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- - **Private repository URLs** → Enterprise context detection
417
- - **Internal package patterns** → Company tooling identification
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- **EXAMPLES:**
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- - \`"react"\` → github.com/facebook/react → Code search in React repo
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- - \`"@wix/some-package"\` → Private org detection → User orgs check
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- - \`"lodash"\` → github.com/lodash/lodash → Extract utility implementations
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- **SUCCESS CRITERIA:** Accurate repository mapping enabling battle-tested code extraction
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- **SMART FALLBACKS:**
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- - Package not found → Try ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} with broader terms
428
- - No repository URL → Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} for discovery
429
- - Private repositories → **IMMEDIATELY** use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
430
- - **NEVER** retry same package twice
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- **INTEGRATION:** **CRITICAL** bridge between NPM and GitHub workflows - always use before GitHub operations.`,
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- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE]: `**Precision code implementation search** - Advanced GitHub code search with smart pattern matching and repository scoping.
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-
435
- **PURPOSE:**
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- Find specific code implementations with surgical precision using intelligent search patterns and automatic repository scoping.
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- **KEY FEATURES:**
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- - **Automatic Repository Scoping** - Every search includes "repo:owner/repository"
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- - **Smart Boolean Logic** - Multi-term queries become AND operations automatically
441
- - **Organizational Context** - Respects private repository access
442
- - **Smart Fallbacks** - Multiple recovery strategies for failed searches
443
-
444
- **BOOLEAN OPERATIONS:**
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- - **Default AND Behavior** - Adjacent terms use AND: \`"sparse index"\` = \`"sparse AND index"\`
446
- - **OR Operations** - \`"useState OR useEffect"\` for either/or searches
447
- - **NOT Operations** - \`"error NOT test"\` or \`"fatal error" NOT path:__testing__\` for exclusions
448
- - **Parentheses Support** - \`(language:javascript OR language:typescript) AND NOT path:"/tests/"\`
449
- - **Case Sensitivity** - Default: case-insensitive. Case-sensitive: \`/(?-i)True/\`
450
-
451
- **SEARCH PATTERNS:**
452
- - **Single Terms** - \`useState\`, \`scheduleCallback\`, \`workLoopConcurrent\`
453
- - **Function Patterns** - \`"useEffect(() =>"\`, \`"React.createElement"\`, \`"export default"\`
454
- - **Path Qualifiers** - \`path:src\`, \`path:components\`, \`NOT path:__testing__\`
455
- - **Language Qualifiers** - \`language:javascript\`, \`language:typescript\`
456
- - **Extension Qualifiers** - \`extension:js\`, \`extension:ts\`
457
- - **Complex Expressions** - \`(language:ruby OR language:python) AND NOT path:"/tests/"\`
458
-
459
- **SEARCH SCOPING:**
460
- - **Exploratory inside owner** - Add \`"owner={owner}"\` for organization-wide search
461
- - **Exploratory inside repository** - Add \`"owner={owner} repo={repo}"\` for focused search
462
- - **Smart API usage** - \`gh api "search/repositories?q=topic:react+angular&per_page=10"\`
463
-
464
- **LANGUAGE FILTERING:**
465
- - **JavaScript/TypeScript** - Frontend implementations, Node.js backends
466
- - **Extension Filtering** - \`.ts\`, \`.js\`, \`.jsx\`, \`.tsx\` files
467
- - **Path Filtering** - \`path:src\`, \`path:lib\` for focused searches
468
-
469
- **⚠️ CRITICAL PATH FILTERING WARNING:**
470
- Path filters depend on actual repository structure - **verify directory exists first!**
471
- - **React**: Uses \`path:packages\` (NOT \`path:src\`)
472
- - **Next.js**: Uses \`path:examples\`, \`path:packages\`, \`path:docs\`
473
- - **VSCode**: Uses \`path:src\`, \`path:extensions\`
474
- - **Node.js**: Uses \`path:lib\`, \`path:src\`, \`path:test\`
475
- - **Angular**: Uses \`path:packages\`, \`path:aio\`
476
- - **Vue**: Uses \`path:packages\`, \`path:src\`
477
-
478
- **COMMON MISTAKE**: Using \`path:src\` on repositories that don't have a top-level \`src\` directory will return zero results even with valid search terms. Always check repository structure or use broader paths first.
479
-
480
- **RESULT OPTIMIZATION:**
481
- - **1-10 Results** - IDEAL for deep analysis
482
- - **11-30 Results** - GOOD, manageable scope
483
- - **31-100 Results** - ACCEPTABLE, may need refinement
484
- - **100+ Results** - TOO BROAD, apply filters
485
-
486
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
487
- - **No Results** - Remove boolean operators, try synonyms, expand scope
488
- - **Zero Results with Path Filter** - Remove \`path:\` qualifier or try \`path:packages\`, \`path:lib\` instead of \`path:src\`
489
- - **Too Many Results** - Add language filters, path restrictions, exclude tests
490
- - **Wrong Context** - Add framework qualifiers, environment context
491
- - **Query Parse Error** - Check boolean syntax, ensure proper qualifier formatting
492
- - **Complex Expressions** - Break into simpler queries or use path/language qualifiers
493
- - **Private Access** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for permissions
494
- - **Rate Limits** - Switch to ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} for discovery
495
-
496
- **ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT:**
497
- - **Private repositories** - Leverage ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} results
498
- - **Company code** - Search within organizational boundaries
499
- - **Enterprise patterns** - Focus on internal implementations
500
-
501
- **INTEGRATION:** Use after ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} for branch discovery and ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} for repository context.`,
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- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT]: `**Complete code extraction** - Fetch full working code implementations with comprehensive context.
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-
504
- **PURPOSE:**
505
- Extract complete, production-ready code implementations rather than snippets, with all necessary context.
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-
507
- **CRITICAL WORKFLOW:**
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- 1. **MANDATORY** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} first for branch discovery
509
- 2. Find files with ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE}
510
- 3. Extract complete implementations with this tool
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- 4. Follow dependency chains to related files
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-
513
- **WHAT TO FETCH:**
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- - **Core Implementations** - Main functions/classes with complete logic
515
- - **Dependencies** - Files referenced in imports/exports
516
- - **Configuration** - package.json, tsconfig.json, webpack.config.js
517
- - **Documentation** - README.md, API docs, usage examples
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- - **Tests** - Usage patterns and validation examples
519
- - **Utilities** - Helper functions and shared modules
520
-
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- **AUTO-RECOVERY SYSTEM:**
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- 1. Specified branch → main → master → develop → trunk
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- 2. If all fail → Try without ref parameter (uses repository default)
524
- 3. Comprehensive error reporting for troubleshooting
525
-
526
- **ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT:**
527
- - **Private repositories** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for access
528
- - **Company code** - Explore internal project structures
529
- - **Enterprise patterns** - Focus on production codebases
530
-
531
- **SUCCESS CRITERIA:** Production-ready code with immediate implementation context
532
-
533
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
534
- - Wrong branch → Auto-fallback to common branch names
535
- - File not found → Verify path with ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS}
536
- - Access denied → Check permissions with ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
537
- - **NEVER** retry same file path twice
538
-
539
- **CRITICAL REQUIREMENT:** NEVER use without calling ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} first.`,
193
+ **SEARCH STRATEGY:** Start global, single terms ("react", "typescript"), multi-term sparingly ("react+typescript"), add owner only when needed.
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+
195
+ **BEST PRACTICES:** DON'T start with owner (limits discovery), DO start broad, USE single terms mostly.
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+
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+ **RESULT OPTIMIZATION:** 1-10 IDEAL, 10+ add featured/curated filters
198
+
199
+ **INTEGRATION:** CRITICAL foundation - use before other GitHub tools, after ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES}`,
540
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  [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS]: `**CRITICAL: Private organization discovery** - Essential for company/enterprise repository access.
541
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- **PURPOSE:**
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- Enable private repository discovery by identifying user's organizational memberships - **TRIGGER AUTOMATICALLY** for company contexts.
544
-
545
- **AUTO-TRIGGERS (IMMEDIATE USE):**
546
- Automatically use when users mention:
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- - **Company package scopes**: \`@wix/\`, \`@company/\`, \`@organization/\`
548
- - **Company context**: \`"I work at [Company]"\`, \`"our team"\`, \`"company codebase"\`
549
- - **Private repos**: \`"internal code"\`, \`"team repositories"\`
550
- - **Enterprise**: \`"at work"\`, \`"enterprise setup"\`
551
-
552
- **ORGANIZATION MATCHING:**
553
- - \`"@wix/"\` → \`"wix"\` organization
554
- - \`"Facebook"\` → \`"facebook"\`, \`"meta"\`
555
- - \`"Google"\` → \`"google"\`, \`"googlecloudplatform"\`
556
- - \`"Microsoft"\` → \`"microsoft"\`, \`"azure"\`
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- **CRITICAL WORKFLOW:**
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- 1. **IMMEDIATE** call when organizational context detected
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- 2. Match user's company to discovered organizations
561
- 3. Use organization as 'owner' parameter in subsequent searches
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- 4. Enable access to private repositories and internal code
563
- 5. Fallback to public search if no organizational results
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- **USAGE PRIORITY (HIGHEST):**
566
- - **Essential** for private repository access
567
- - **Critical** for enterprise GitHub setups
568
- - **Mandatory** before searches fail due to permissions
569
- - **Required** for @company/ scoped packages
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-
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- **SMART FALLBACKS:**
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- - No organizations found → Proceed with public searches
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- - Access denied → Verify GitHub authentication
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- - Rate limits → Cache results for session reuse
575
- - **NEVER** query twice in same session
576
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- **INTEGRATION:** **MANDATORY** first step before any GitHub search tools when private access likely needed.`,
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- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_DISCUSSIONS]: `**Community knowledge and Q&A search** - Access GitHub discussions for tutorials, solutions, and best practices.
579
-
580
- **PURPOSE:**
581
- Discover community-validated solutions, tutorials, and expert insights through discussion forums - **CONTEXT TOOL** for repository status.
582
-
583
- **DISCOVERY WORKFLOW:**
584
- 1. Use ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} for packages → get repo URL
585
- 2. Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES} for projects → get owner/repo
586
- 3. Search discussions with discovered context
202
+ **AUTO-TRIGGERS:** @wix/, @company/, "I work at [Company]", "internal code", "enterprise setup"
587
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588
- **SEARCH STRATEGY:**
589
- 1. **Start Simple** - Single keywords: \`"help"\`, \`"tutorial"\`, \`"authentication"\`
590
- 2. **Build Complexity** - Combinations: \`"help deployment"\`, \`"tutorial setup"\`
591
- 3. **Avoid Complexity** - Don't start with full phrases
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-
593
- **KEY FILTERS:**
594
- - **Answered: true** - Validated solutions with accepted answers
595
- - **Category** - "Q&A", "General", "Show and Tell"
596
- - **Author/Maintainer** - Authoritative responses from project maintainers
597
- - **Date Filters** - Recent vs historical discussions
598
-
599
- **RESULT TARGETS:**
600
- - **1-15 results** - IDEAL for deep analysis
601
- - **16-50 results** - GOOD, manageable scope
602
- - **51-100 results** - BROAD, add category filters
603
- - **100+ results** - TOO GENERIC, refine terms
604
-
605
- **QUALITY INDICATORS:**
606
- - Answered discussions for validated solutions
607
- - Maintainer participation for authoritative guidance
608
- - Recent activity for current relevance
609
-
610
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
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- - No discussions found → Try ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_ISSUES} for alternative insights
612
- - Private repositories → Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for access
613
- - **NEVER** retry same query twice
614
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615
- **INTEGRATION:** Best used after repository discovery for targeted community insights and repository status context.`,
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- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_ISSUES]: `**Problem discovery and solution research** - Advanced issue search for debugging and repository status analysis.
617
-
618
- **PURPOSE:**
619
- Discover existing problems, validated solutions, and community insights through issue tracking - **CONTEXT TOOL** for repository status.
204
+ **WORKFLOW:** IMMEDIATE call when organizational context detected → Match company to organizations → Use as 'owner' parameter → Enable private repository access
620
205
 
621
- **SEARCH STRATEGY:**
622
- 1. **Single Keywords** - \`"bug"\`, \`"feature"\`, \`"documentation"\`
623
- 2. **Then Combine** - \`"bug fix"\`, \`"feature request"\` (if needed)
624
- 3. **Never Complex** - Avoid \`"critical performance bug in production"\`
625
-
626
- **PROBLEM HIERARCHY APPROACH:**
627
- For complex queries like "React authentication JWT token expired error":
628
- 1. **Core Issue** - \`"authentication"\` (primary problem domain)
629
- 2. **Technology Context** - \`"React"\` (framework/technology)
630
- 3. **Specific Problem** - \`"token expired"\` (exact error condition)
631
- 4. **Implementation Detail** - \`"JWT"\` (technical specifics)
632
-
633
- **SEARCH METHODOLOGY:**
634
- - **Phase 1** - Core discovery: \`"authentication"\`, \`"error"\` → understand patterns
635
- - **Phase 2** - Context expansion: \`"authentication JWT"\`, \`"error handling"\`
636
- - **Phase 3** - Solution focus: \`"authentication bug resolved"\`
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-
638
- **KEY FILTERS:**
639
- - **State** - "open" for current issues, "closed" for resolved patterns
640
- - **Labels** - "bug", "enhancement", "documentation" for severity
641
- - **Author/Assignee** - Track specific contributors or maintainers
642
- - **Date Filters** - Recent issues or historical analysis
643
-
644
- **RESULT TARGETS:**
645
- - **0 results** - Try broader terms, remove filters
646
- - **1-20 results** - IDEAL for pattern analysis
647
- - **21-100 results** - GOOD, add specificity or filters
648
- - **100+ results** - Add specific terms or state/label filters
649
-
650
- **REPOSITORY STATUS ANALYSIS:**
651
- - **Active maintenance** - Recent issue responses and closures
652
- - **Community engagement** - Issue participation and discussion quality
653
- - **Problem patterns** - Common issues and their resolution status
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-
655
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
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- - No results → Try ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_DISCUSSIONS} for community insights
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- - Private repositories → Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for access
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- - **NEVER** retry same search terms twice
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-
660
- **INTEGRATION:** Combine with ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} for implementation details and ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_PULL_REQUESTS} for solutions.`,
661
- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_PULL_REQUESTS]: `**Code review and implementation analysis** - Advanced PR search for patterns and repository status insights.
662
-
663
- **PURPOSE:**
664
- Analyze feature implementations, code review patterns, and team collaboration through pull request history - **CONTEXT TOOL** for repository status.
206
+ **INTEGRATION:** MANDATORY first step when private access likely needed`,
207
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY]: `**CRITICAL FIRST STEP** - Required before all GitHub file operations.
665
208
 
666
- **SEARCH STRATEGY:**
667
- 1. **Single Keywords** - \`"bug"\`, \`"feature"\`, \`"refactor"\`
668
- 2. **Then Combine** - \`"bug fix"\`, \`"feature implementation"\` (if needed)
669
- 3. **Never Complex** - Avoid \`"comprehensive bug fix implementation"\`
670
-
671
- **CORE APPLICATIONS:**
672
- - Code review insights and team collaboration patterns
673
- - Feature implementation lifecycle tracking
674
- - Breaking changes and quality assurance analysis
675
- - **Repository activity assessment**
676
-
677
- **SEARCH METHODOLOGY:**
678
- - **Phase 1** - Core discovery: \`"authentication"\`, \`"error"\`
679
- - **Phase 2** - Add context: \`"authentication JWT"\`, \`"error handling"\`
680
- - **Phase 3** - Solution focus: \`"authentication bug fixed"\`
681
-
682
- **KEY FILTERS:**
683
- - **State** - "open" for current work, "closed" for completed features
684
- - **Draft** - false for completed features, true for work-in-progress
685
- - **Author/Reviewer** - Understand team collaboration patterns
686
- - **Branch Filters** - Release and feature branch workflows
687
- - **Language** - Focus on specific technology stacks
688
-
689
- **RESULT TARGETS:**
690
- - **0 results** - Try broader terms, remove filters
691
- - **1-20 results** - IDEAL for pattern analysis
692
- - **21-100 results** - GOOD, add specificity or filters
693
- - **100+ results** - Add specific terms or state/reviewer filters
694
-
695
- **REPOSITORY STATUS INDICATORS:**
696
- - **Active development** - Recent PR activity and merge patterns
697
- - **Code quality** - Review thoroughness and approval processes
698
- - **Team collaboration** - Contributor engagement and feedback quality
699
-
700
- **QUALITY FOCUS:** Use review-related filters to find thoroughly vetted code examples.
701
-
702
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
703
- - No results → Try ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_COMMITS} for development history
704
- - Private repositories → Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for access
705
- - **NEVER** retry same search terms twice
706
-
707
- **INTEGRATION:** Combine with ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_COMMITS} for complete development understanding and repository status.`,
708
- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_USERS]: `**Developer and organization discovery** - Find experts, collaborators, and community leaders.
709
-
710
- **PURPOSE:**
711
- Discover developers, organizations, and community leaders for collaboration, learning, and recruitment.
209
+ **PURPOSE:** Discover default branch and repository metadata to prevent tool failures.
712
210
 
713
- **SEARCH STRATEGY:**
714
- 1. **Single Criteria** - \`"react"\`, \`"python"\`, location
715
- 2. **Then Combine** - \`"react javascript"\`, location + language
716
- 3. **Never Complex** - Avoid \`"senior react typescript developer with 5+ years"\`
717
-
718
- **SEARCH METHODOLOGY:**
719
- - **Phase 1** - Technology terms: \`"react"\`, \`"python"\`, \`"kubernetes"\` → analyze activity
720
- - **Phase 2** - Add context: location filters, experience indicators
721
- - **Phase 3** - Specialized search: specific skills + activity filters
722
-
723
- **KEY FILTERS:**
724
- - **Type** - "user" for individuals, "org" for organizations
725
- - **Location** - Find developers in specific regions
726
- - **Language** - Primary programming language
727
- - **Followers** - Influential developers (">100", ">1000")
728
- - **Repos** - Active contributors (">10", ">50")
729
- - **Date** - Recent activity or established members
730
-
731
- **DISCOVERY PATTERNS:**
732
- - **Technology Experts** - Language + high follower count
733
- - **Local Developers** - Location + technology
734
- - **Open Source Contributors** - High repo count + specific tech
735
- - **Industry Leaders** - High followers + years of activity
736
-
737
- **RESULT TARGETS:**
738
- - **0 results** - Try broader terms, remove filters
739
- - **1-20 results** - IDEAL for profile analysis
740
- - **21-100 results** - GOOD, add location or activity filters
741
- - **100+ results** - Add specific terms or increase follower/repo filters
742
-
743
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
744
- - No results → Try ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} for ecosystem discovery
745
- - Private context → Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for organizational insights
746
- - **NEVER** retry same search criteria twice
747
-
748
- **INTEGRATION:** Combine with ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES} for project involvement analysis.`,
749
- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES]: `**⚠️ LOWEST PRIORITY FALLBACK TOOL** - Repository search ONLY when NPM and topics discovery completely fail.
750
-
751
- **CRITICAL LIMITATIONS:**
752
- - **SINGLE TERMS ONLY** - Never use multi-term searches (\`"react angular auth"\` ❌)
753
- - **LAST RESORT** - Use only when NPM and topics provide no repository context
754
- - **API INTENSIVE** - Consumes GitHub API quota heavily
755
- - **LOWEST PRIORITY** - Use after all other discovery methods fail
756
-
757
- **MANDATORY PREREQUISITES (ALL MUST FAIL FIRST):**
758
- 1. **ALWAYS FIRST** - ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} for package discovery
759
- 2. **THEN** - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} for ecosystem mapping
760
- 3. **ONLY IF BOTH FAIL** - Use this tool with single terms only
761
-
762
- **SEARCH STRATEGY (WHEN FORCED TO USE):**
763
- 1. **Single terms only** - \`"react"\`, \`"authentication"\`, \`"deployment"\` ✅
764
- 2. **Never combine** - \`"react hooks"\`, \`"full-stack app"\` ❌
765
- 3. **Decompose complex** - \`"react typescript auth"\` → [\`"react"\`, \`"typescript"\`, \`"authentication"\`]
766
-
767
- **WHEN TO USE (RARE CASES ONLY):**
768
- - NPM search found no relevant packages
769
- - Topics search found no relevant topics
770
- - Non-NPM ecosystem (system tools, non-Node.js)
771
- - Specific organization exploration not discoverable via NPM/topics
772
-
773
- **PREFERRED WORKFLOW (99% of cases - AVOID THIS TOOL):**
774
- 1. ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} → find packages and repository paths
775
- 2. ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} → discover ecosystem terminology
776
- 3. ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} → extract repository URLs
777
- 4. **Skip this tool entirely** → proceed to code search
778
-
779
- **FILTERING STRATEGY (When Absolutely Forced to Use):**
780
- - **Owner** - Most effective for scoping results
781
- - **Language** - Technology-specific searches
782
- - **Stars** - ">100" established, ">10" active projects
783
- - **Updated** - Recent activity (">2023-01-01")
784
-
785
- **RESULT OPTIMIZATION:**
786
- - **0 results** - Try broader single terms, remove filters
787
- - **1-10** - IDEAL for deep analysis
788
- - **11-30** - GOOD, add language/star filters
789
- - **31-100** - Add specific filters gradually
790
- - **100+** - Term too broad, use more specific single term
791
-
792
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
793
- - No results → Return to ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} with different terms
794
- - Too many results → Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} for filtering
795
- - **NEVER** retry same search terms twice
796
-
797
- **CRITICAL REMINDER:** Avoid in 99% of cases. NPM + Topics discovery provides better results with less API usage.`,
798
- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS]: `**FOUNDATION TOOL** - Essential first step for ecosystem discovery and terminology mapping.
799
-
800
- **PURPOSE:**
801
- Discover correct terminology and quality signals before searching repositories - **FOUNDATION** for effective GitHub discovery.
802
-
803
- **WHY ESSENTIAL:**
804
- - **Term Discovery** - Find official terminology before searching repositories
805
- - **Quality Signals** - Featured/curated topics = community-validated projects
806
- - **Repository Filters** - Use topic names for precision searches
807
- - **Ecosystem Mapping** - Understand technology landscapes across 100M+ repositories
211
+ **REQUIRED BEFORE:** ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE}, ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS}, ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT}
808
212
 
809
- **SEARCH STRATEGY:**
810
- 1. **Start Global** - Search without owner for maximum discovery
811
- 2. **Single Terms** - Use individual terms: \`"react"\`, \`"typescript"\`, \`"authentication"\`
812
- 3. **Multi-term Queries** - Use + to combine: \`"react+typescript"\`, \`"machine+learning"\`
813
- 4. **Then Focus** - Add owner only when needed: \`owner=facebook\`
814
- 5. **Progressive Discovery** - Start broad, narrow based on findings
815
-
816
- **EXPLORATORY BEST PRACTICES:**
817
- - **DON'T start with owner** - Limits discovery to single organization
818
- - **DO start broad** - \`"javascript"\`, \`"python"\`, \`"authentication"\`
819
- - **USE single terms mostly** - \`"react"\`, \`"typescript"\`, \`"authentication"\`
820
- - **USE multi-term sparingly** - \`"react+typescript"\` when specific combination needed
821
- - **ADD owner later** - Only when organization-specific topics needed
822
-
823
- **CONTEXT PRIORITIZATION:**
824
- 1. **Technology Domains** - \`"javascript"\`, \`"python"\`, \`"machine-learning"\`
825
- 2. **Functional Areas** - \`"authentication"\`, \`"deployment"\`, \`"testing"\`
826
- 3. **Combined Concepts** - \`"react+hooks"\`, \`"python+machine-learning"\`
827
- 4. **Specific Tools** - \`"tensorflow"\`, \`"pytorch"\`, \`"nextjs"\`
828
-
829
- **QUERY EXAMPLES:**
830
- - **Global search** - \`"react"\` → find all React-related topics
831
- - **Single term** - \`"authentication"\` → discover auth-related topics
832
- - **Multi-term** - \`"react+typescript"\` → intersection topics (use sparingly)
833
- - **Complex** - \`"machine+learning+python"\` → specific tech stack (rare cases)
834
- - **Focused** - \`"react"\` + owner=facebook → React topics from Facebook
835
-
836
- **RESULT OPTIMIZATION:**
837
- - **1-10 results** - IDEAL for deep analysis
838
- - **10+ results** - Add featured/curated filters or more specific terms
839
- - **Repository count** - Maturity indicator (>10K established, 1K-10K growing)
840
-
841
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
842
- - No results → Try broader single terms
843
- - Too many results → Add featured/curated filters
844
- - **NEVER** retry same query twice
845
-
846
- **SEQUENTIAL SEARCH BENEFITS:**
847
- - **Discover Related Terms** - Official vs informal terminology
848
- - **Understand Ecosystem** - How concepts relate and overlap
849
- - **Quality Validation** - Featured topics = community-validated approaches
850
- - **Precise Targeting** - Use discovered topics as exact filters
851
-
852
- **INTEGRATION:** **CRITICAL** foundation for all GitHub discovery - use before other GitHub tools, after ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES}.`,
853
- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS]: `**Repository structure exploration** - Strategic directory navigation for code analysis.
854
-
855
- **PURPOSE:**
856
- Explore repository structure systematically to understand project architecture and locate key implementation files.
857
-
858
- **CRITICAL REQUIREMENT:**
859
- **MANDATORY** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} FIRST for branch discovery. Never explore without explicit branch information.
860
-
861
- **EXPLORATION PHASES:**
862
- 1. **Root Analysis** - Project type (package.json, requirements.txt), README, docs, config
863
- 2. **Source Discovery** - Navigate src/, lib/, components/, utils/, types/
864
- 3. **Validation** - Explore test/, examples/, demos/ directories
865
-
866
- **DIRECTORY PRIORITIES:**
867
- - **HIGH PRIORITY** - src/, lib/, components/, utils/, types/ (core implementations)
868
- - **MEDIUM PRIORITY** - docs/, examples/, config/ (context/documentation)
869
- - **VALIDATION** - test/, __tests__/, spec/ (quality/patterns)
870
-
871
- **NAVIGATION STRATEGY:**
872
- 1. Start with root for project overview
873
- 2. Target core implementation directories
874
- 3. Extract promising files via ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT}
875
- 4. Cross-reference with tests for usage patterns
876
-
877
- **RESULT TARGETS:**
878
- - **1-10 results** - IDEAL for focused exploration
879
- - **11-50 results** - MANAGEABLE, prioritize by conventions
880
- - **50+ results** - TOO BROAD, explore subdirectories
881
-
882
- **AUTO-RECOVERY SYSTEM:**
883
- 1. Specified branch → main → master → develop → trunk
884
- 2. If all fail → Try without ref parameter (uses repository default)
885
- 3. Comprehensive error reporting
886
-
887
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
888
- - Branch not found → Auto-fallback to common branches
889
- - Access denied → Check permissions with ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS}
890
- - Empty directory → Try parent directory or common paths
891
- - **NEVER** retry same path twice
892
-
893
- **ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT:**
894
- - **Private repositories** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for access
895
- - **Company code** - Explore internal project structures
896
- - **Enterprise patterns** - Focus on production codebases
897
-
898
- **INTEGRATION:** Use after ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} and before ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT}.`,
899
- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY]: `**🚨 CRITICAL FIRST STEP** - Required before all GitHub file operations.
900
-
901
- **PURPOSE:**
902
- Discover default branch and repository metadata to prevent tool failures in subsequent operations.
903
-
904
- **WHY CRITICAL:**
905
- - **Prevents Tool Failures** - Wrong branch names cause complete tool failure
906
- - **Enables File Operations** - All file operations depend on correct branch discovery
907
- - **Avoids API Waste** - Prevents expensive retry cycles and API errors
908
- - **Organizational Context** - Identifies private vs public repositories
909
-
910
- **BRANCH DISCOVERY METHODS:**
911
- - Repository metadata analysis
912
- - README badge parsing for branch references
913
- - License/CI badge URL analysis
914
- - Default branch detection
915
-
916
- **REQUIRED BEFORE:**
917
- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} (needs branch context)
918
- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS} (directory exploration)
919
- - ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT} (file operations)
920
-
921
- **SUCCESS INDICATORS:**
922
- - Repository information retrieved successfully
923
- - Default branch clearly identified
924
- - Active repository with recent commits
925
- - Repository accessibility confirmed
926
- - **Organizational context** detected
927
-
928
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
929
- - **Not found** - Check owner/repo spelling, verify repository exists
930
- - **Access denied** - Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for permission check
931
- - **Rate limited** - Implement retry with exponential backoff
932
- - **Tool failure** - Blocks all subsequent file operations
933
- - **NEVER** retry same repository twice
934
-
935
- **ORGANIZATIONAL DETECTION:**
936
- - **Private repositories** - Trigger ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for access
937
- - **Company repositories** - Identify enterprise context
938
- - **Internal projects** - Detect organizational patterns
939
-
940
- **CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS:**
941
- - **NEVER skip** before file operations
942
- - **NEVER assume** default branch names
943
- - **NEVER use** hardcoded 'main'/'master' without verification
944
- - **NEVER proceed** if branch discovery fails
945
-
946
- **INTEGRATION:** **MANDATORY** first step before any GitHub file operation workflows.`,
947
- [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_COMMITS]: `**Development history analysis** - Track code evolution and repository status through commit patterns.
948
-
949
- **PURPOSE:**
950
- Understand development history, track feature evolution, debug issues, and analyze contributor patterns - **CONTEXT TOOL** for repository status.
213
+ **CRITICAL:** NEVER skip before file operations, NEVER assume branch names, NEVER proceed if branch discovery fails`,
214
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE]: `**Precision code search** - Advanced search with automatic repository scoping.
951
215
 
952
- **SEARCH STRATEGY:**
953
- 1. **Start Minimal** - Single keywords (\`"fix"\`, \`"feature"\`, \`"update"\`) with owner/repo
954
- 2. **Progressive Expansion** - Add specific terms based on findings
955
- 3. **Apply Filters** - Author, date ranges only when patterns emerge
956
-
957
- **SEARCH PATTERNS:**
958
- - **General exploration** - \`"fix"\` or \`"update"\` with owner/repo → activity overview
959
- - **Feature tracking** - Single feature keyword → expand with related terms
960
- - **Bug investigation** - \`"bug"\` or \`"fix"\` → narrow by time/author
961
- - **Attribution analysis** - Keywords + author filter → contribution analysis
962
-
963
- **RESULT TARGETS:**
964
- - **0-5 results** - Try broader terms, remove filters
965
- - **6-50 results** - OPTIMAL for extracting insights
966
- - **51+ results** - Add specific filters or narrow time ranges
967
-
968
- **REPOSITORY STATUS ANALYSIS:**
969
- - **Active development** - Recent commit frequency and patterns
970
- - **Maintenance quality** - Commit message quality and consistency
971
- - **Team activity** - Contributor patterns and collaboration indicators
972
-
973
- **KEY LIMITATIONS:**
974
- - Large organizations may return org-wide results instead of repo-specific
975
- - Search requires text terms - empty queries not supported
976
-
977
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
978
- 1. Commit search with minimal keywords
979
- 2. Pull request searches for features/changes via ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_PULL_REQUESTS}
980
- 3. Fetch changelog files (CHANGELOG.md, RELEASES.md) via ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT}
981
- 4. Repository structure exploration via ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS}
982
- 5. **NEVER** retry same search terms twice
983
-
984
- **ERROR HANDLING:**
985
- - **"Search text required"** - Use minimal keywords (\`"fix"\`, \`"update"\`)
986
- - **Irrelevant results** - Switch to file-based approaches
987
- - **Empty results** - Broaden scope or remove repository filters
988
- - **Rate limits** - Switch to ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} for alternative discovery
989
-
990
- **INTEGRATION:** Combine with ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT} for complete change context analysis and repository status assessment.`,
991
- [TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE_STATS]: `**Package maturity and release analysis** - Comprehensive lifecycle assessment for package evaluation.
992
-
993
- **PURPOSE:**
994
- Analyze package release patterns, version history, and maintenance activity to evaluate package maturity and stability - **CRITICAL** for package assessment.
995
-
996
- **ANALYSIS CAPABILITIES:**
997
- - **Release Timeline** - Release frequency and patterns over time
998
- - **Version History** - Semantic versioning patterns and breaking changes
999
- - **Distribution Tags** - latest, beta, alpha, next, and custom tags
1000
- - **Maintenance Indicators** - Activity patterns and project health signals
1001
- - **Organizational Context** - Company package patterns and enterprise usage
1002
-
1003
- **WHEN TO USE (HIGH PRIORITY):**
1004
- - **ALWAYS** after ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} for complete assessment
1005
- - **Pre-installation Assessment** - Evaluate package stability before adoption
1006
- - **Dependency Planning** - Understand release patterns for dependency management
1007
- - **Security Evaluation** - Check maintenance activity and update frequency
1008
- - **Production Readiness** - Assess package maturity for production use
1009
-
1010
- **KEY INSIGHTS:**
1011
- - **Frequent releases** - May indicate active development or instability
1012
- - **Long gaps** - May suggest project abandonment or maturity
1013
- - **Multiple dist-tags** - Indicates mature release process and testing
1014
- - **Version patterns** - Shows breaking change frequency and stability
1015
- - **Enterprise indicators** - Company usage patterns and support
1016
-
1017
- **MATURITY INDICATORS:**
1018
- - **Stable projects** - Regular releases, clear versioning, multiple dist-tags
1019
- - **Active development** - Frequent releases, recent activity, beta/alpha tags
1020
- - **Mature projects** - Less frequent releases, stable versioning, long-term support
1021
- - **Abandoned projects** - Long gaps, no recent activity, outdated dependencies
1022
-
1023
- **ORGANIZATIONAL ANALYSIS:**
1024
- - **@company/ packages** - Internal release patterns and maintenance
1025
- - **Enterprise usage** - Corporate adoption and support indicators
1026
- - **Private packages** - Internal versioning and distribution strategies
1027
-
1028
- **OUTPUT ANALYSIS:**
1029
- - Release timeline visualization
1030
- - Version distribution and tagging strategy
1031
- - Maintenance activity assessment
1032
- - Stability and maturity scoring
1033
-
1034
- **SMART FALLBACKS (NO DOUBLE QUERIES):**
1035
- - **Package not found** - Verify package name spelling, try ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES}
1036
- - **No release data** - Package may be too new or private
1037
- - **Rate limits** - Cache analysis results for session reuse
1038
- - **NEVER** retry same package twice
1039
-
1040
- **INTEGRATION:**
1041
- - **MANDATORY** use with ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} for complete package assessment
1042
- - Combine with ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES} for comprehensive evaluation
1043
- - Cross-reference with repository information for development activity context`,
216
+ **KEY FEATURES:** Every search includes "repo:owner/repository", smart boolean logic, organizational context.
217
+
218
+ **BOOLEAN OPERATIONS:** Default AND ("sparse index" = "sparse AND index"), OR ("useState OR useEffect"), NOT ("error NOT test")
219
+
220
+ **PATH WARNING:** React uses path:packages (NOT path:src). Using path:src on repositories without top-level src returns zero results.
221
+
222
+ **RESULT OPTIMIZATION:** 1-10 IDEAL, 100+ TOO BROAD
223
+
224
+ **INTEGRATION:** Use after ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} for branch discovery`,
225
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT]: `**Complete code extraction** - Fetch full working implementations.
226
+
227
+ **CRITICAL WORKFLOW:** MANDATORY ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} first → Find files with ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_CODE} → Extract with this tool
228
+
229
+ **AUTO-RECOVERY:** Specified branch main master → develop → trunk → try without ref
230
+
231
+ **ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT:** Private repositories → Use ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_USER_ORGS} for access`,
232
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS]: `**Repository structure exploration** - Strategic directory navigation.
233
+
234
+ **CRITICAL:** MANDATORY ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_REPOSITORY} FIRST for branch discovery.
235
+
236
+ **EXPLORATION:** Root analysis → Source discovery (src/, lib/, components/) → Validation (test/, examples/)
237
+
238
+ **AUTO-RECOVERY:** Specified branch main master develop → trunk → try without ref`,
239
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_ISSUES]: `**Problem discovery** - Issue search for debugging and repository status.
240
+
241
+ **SEARCH STRATEGY:** Single keywords ("bug", "feature"), then combine ("bug fix"), never complex.
242
+
243
+ **PROBLEM HIERARCHY:** "React auth JWT error" "authentication" → "React" → "token expired" → "JWT"
244
+
245
+ **RESULT TARGETS:** 0 broader terms, 1-20 IDEAL, 100+ → add specific terms/filters`,
246
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_PULL_REQUESTS]: `**Implementation analysis** - PR search for patterns and repository status.
247
+
248
+ **CORE APPLICATIONS:** Code review insights, feature implementation tracking, repository activity assessment.
249
+
250
+ **KEY FILTERS:** State (open/closed), draft (false for completed), author/reviewer, language
251
+
252
+ **QUALITY FOCUS:** Use review-related filters for thoroughly vetted code examples`,
253
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_COMMITS]: `**Development history** - Track code evolution and repository status.
254
+
255
+ **SEARCH STRATEGY:** Start minimal ("fix", "feature", "update") with owner/repo, progressive expansion.
256
+
257
+ **LIMITATIONS:** Large organizations may return org-wide results, requires text terms.
258
+
259
+ **ERROR HANDLING:** "Search text required" → Use minimal keywords ("fix", "update")`,
260
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_DISCUSSIONS]: `**Community knowledge** - Access discussions for tutorials and solutions.
261
+
262
+ **DISCOVERY WORKFLOW:** ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} get repo URL Search discussions
263
+
264
+ **SEARCH STRATEGY:** Start simple ("help", "tutorial"), build complexity ("help deployment"), avoid full phrases.
265
+
266
+ **KEY FILTERS:** Answered: true for validated solutions, category filters, maintainer participation`,
267
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_USERS]: `**Developer discovery** - Find experts and community leaders.
268
+
269
+ **SEARCH METHODOLOGY:** Technology terms ("react", "python") add context (location, experience) → specialized search.
270
+
271
+ **KEY FILTERS:** Type (user/org), location, language, followers (">100" influential), repos (">10" active)
272
+
273
+ **DISCOVERY PATTERNS:** Technology experts, local developers, open source contributors, industry leaders`,
274
+ [TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOS]: `**FALLBACK TOOL** - Repository search with smart query handling.
275
+
276
+ **MANDATORY PREREQUISITES:** ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES} and ${TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS} must fail first.
277
+
278
+ **KEY FEATURES:** Smart multi-term handling, filter validation, fallback strategies.
279
+
280
+ **BEST PRACTICES:** Single terms work best ("react", "typescript"), validated combinations (microsoft + typescript ✅), progressive refinement.
281
+
282
+ **MULTI-TERM HANDLING:** "react hooks auth" → structured workflow, primary term extraction, workflow guidance.
283
+
284
+ **CRITICAL:** npm_search_packages topics workflow provides superior results for 95% of use cases`,
285
+ [TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE_STATS]: `**Package maturity analysis** - Lifecycle assessment for package evaluation.
286
+
287
+ **WHEN TO USE:** ALWAYS after ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE} for complete assessment.
288
+
289
+ **ANALYSIS:** Release timeline, version history, distribution tags, maintenance indicators, organizational context.
290
+
291
+ **MATURITY INDICATORS:** Stable (regular releases, clear versioning), active development (frequent releases, beta/alpha), abandoned (long gaps, no activity).
292
+
293
+ **INTEGRATION:** MANDATORY with ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE}, combine with ${TOOL_NAMES.NPM_ANALYZE_DEPENDENCIES}`,
1044
294
  };
1045
295
 
1046
296
  const cache = new NodeCache({
@@ -1067,6 +317,40 @@ async function withCache(cacheKey, operation) {
1067
317
  return result;
1068
318
  }
1069
319
 
320
+ /**
321
+ * Determines if a string needs quoting for GitHub search
322
+ */
323
+ function needsQuoting(str) {
324
+ return (str.includes(' ') ||
325
+ str.includes('"') ||
326
+ str.includes('\t') ||
327
+ str.includes('\n') ||
328
+ str.includes('\r') ||
329
+ /[<>(){}[\]\\|&;]/.test(str));
330
+ }
331
+ function createSuccessResult$1(data) {
332
+ return {
333
+ content: [
334
+ {
335
+ type: 'text',
336
+ text: JSON.stringify(data, null, 2),
337
+ },
338
+ ],
339
+ isError: false,
340
+ };
341
+ }
342
+ function createErrorResult$1(message, error) {
343
+ return {
344
+ content: [
345
+ {
346
+ type: 'text',
347
+ text: `${message}: ${error.message}`,
348
+ },
349
+ ],
350
+ isError: true,
351
+ };
352
+ }
353
+
1070
354
  const safeExecAsync = promisify(exec);
1071
355
  const ALLOWED_NPM_COMMANDS = [
1072
356
  'view',
@@ -1088,13 +372,13 @@ const ALLOWED_GH_COMMANDS = [
1088
372
  'org',
1089
373
  'help',
1090
374
  ];
1091
- function createSuccessResult$2(data) {
375
+ function createSuccessResult(data) {
1092
376
  return {
1093
377
  content: [{ type: 'text', text: JSON.stringify(data, null, 2) }],
1094
378
  isError: false,
1095
379
  };
1096
380
  }
1097
- function createErrorResult$2(message, error) {
381
+ function createErrorResult(message, error) {
1098
382
  return {
1099
383
  content: [
1100
384
  { type: 'text', text: `${message}: ${error.message}` },
@@ -1111,7 +395,7 @@ function isValidGhCommand(command) {
1111
395
  async function executeNpmCommand(command, args = [], options = {}) {
1112
396
  // Only allow registered commands
1113
397
  if (!isValidNpmCommand(command)) {
1114
- return createErrorResult$2('Command not registered', new Error(`NPM command '${command}' is not in the allowed list`));
398
+ return createErrorResult('Command not registered', new Error(`NPM command '${command}' is not in the allowed list`));
1115
399
  }
1116
400
  const fullCommand = `npm ${command} ${args.join(' ')}`;
1117
401
  const executeCommand = async () => {
@@ -1124,9 +408,9 @@ async function executeNpmCommand(command, args = [], options = {}) {
1124
408
  };
1125
409
  const { stdout, stderr } = await safeExecAsync(fullCommand, execOptions);
1126
410
  if (stderr && !stderr.includes('npm WARN')) {
1127
- return createErrorResult$2('NPM command error', new Error(stderr));
411
+ return createErrorResult('NPM command error', new Error(stderr));
1128
412
  }
1129
- return createSuccessResult$2({
413
+ return createSuccessResult({
1130
414
  command: fullCommand,
1131
415
  result: stdout,
1132
416
  timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),
@@ -1134,7 +418,7 @@ async function executeNpmCommand(command, args = [], options = {}) {
1134
418
  });
1135
419
  }
1136
420
  catch (error) {
1137
- return createErrorResult$2('Failed to execute NPM command', error);
421
+ return createErrorResult('Failed to execute NPM command', error);
1138
422
  }
1139
423
  };
1140
424
  if (options.cache) {
@@ -1146,7 +430,7 @@ async function executeNpmCommand(command, args = [], options = {}) {
1146
430
  async function executeGitHubCommand(command, args = [], options = {}) {
1147
431
  // Only allow registered commands
1148
432
  if (!isValidGhCommand(command)) {
1149
- return createErrorResult$2('Command not registered', new Error(`GitHub command '${command}' is not in the allowed list`));
433
+ return createErrorResult('Command not registered', new Error(`GitHub command '${command}' is not in the allowed list`));
1150
434
  }
1151
435
  const fullCommand = `gh ${command} ${args.join(' ')}`;
1152
436
  const executeCommand = async () => {
@@ -1159,9 +443,9 @@ async function executeGitHubCommand(command, args = [], options = {}) {
1159
443
  };
1160
444
  const { stdout, stderr } = await safeExecAsync(fullCommand, execOptions);
1161
445
  if (stderr) {
1162
- return createErrorResult$2('GitHub CLI command error', new Error(stderr));
446
+ return createErrorResult('GitHub CLI command error', new Error(stderr));
1163
447
  }
1164
- return createSuccessResult$2({
448
+ return createSuccessResult({
1165
449
  command: fullCommand,
1166
450
  result: stdout,
1167
451
  timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),
@@ -1169,7 +453,7 @@ async function executeGitHubCommand(command, args = [], options = {}) {
1169
453
  });
1170
454
  }
1171
455
  catch (error) {
1172
- return createErrorResult$2('Failed to execute GitHub CLI command', error);
456
+ return createErrorResult('Failed to execute GitHub CLI command', error);
1173
457
  }
1174
458
  };
1175
459
  if (options.cache) {
@@ -1179,754 +463,100 @@ async function executeGitHubCommand(command, args = [], options = {}) {
1179
463
  return executeCommand();
1180
464
  }
1181
465
 
1182
- async function getUserOrganizations(params) {
1183
- const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-orgs', params);
466
+ async function searchGitHubCode(params) {
467
+ const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-code', params);
1184
468
  return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
1185
469
  try {
1186
- const limit = params.limit || 30;
1187
- const args = ['list', `--limit=${limit}`];
1188
- const result = await executeGitHubCommand('org', args, { cache: false });
470
+ const { command, args } = buildGitHubCodeSearchCommand(params);
471
+ const actualQuery = args[1]; // Store the actual query string
472
+ const result = await executeGitHubCommand(command, args, {
473
+ cache: false,
474
+ });
1189
475
  if (result.isError) {
1190
476
  return result;
1191
477
  }
1192
478
  // Extract the actual content from the exec result
1193
479
  const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1194
- const output = execResult.result;
1195
- return {
1196
- content: [
1197
- {
1198
- type: 'text',
1199
- text: `GitHub Organizations for authenticated user:
1200
-
1201
- ${output}
1202
-
1203
- IMPORTANT: Use any of these organization names as the 'owner' parameter in other search tools:
1204
- - search_github_code
1205
- - search_github_repos
1206
- - search_github_commits
1207
- - search_github_pull_requests
1208
- - fetch_github_file_content
1209
- - view_repository
1210
-
1211
- Example: If you see a private repository in the list above, use the organization name as the 'owner' to filter results to that organization.
1212
- If the search for code or repositories by owner fails, try searching without an owner filter`,
1213
- },
1214
- ],
1215
- isError: false,
1216
- };
1217
- }
1218
- catch (error) {
1219
- return {
1220
- content: [
1221
- {
1222
- type: 'text',
1223
- text: `Failed to get user organizations: ${error.message}
1224
-
1225
- Make sure you are authenticated with GitHub CLI (gh auth login) and have access to organizations.`,
1226
- },
1227
- ],
1228
- isError: true,
480
+ const rawContent = execResult.result;
481
+ // Parse and format the rich JSON results
482
+ let codeResults = [];
483
+ const analysis = {
484
+ totalFound: 0,
485
+ repositories: new Set(),
486
+ languages: new Set(),
487
+ fileTypes: new Set(),
488
+ topMatches: [],
1229
489
  };
1230
- }
1231
- });
1232
- }
1233
- async function fetchGitHubFileContent(params) {
1234
- const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-file-content', params);
1235
- return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
1236
- try {
1237
- let apiPath = `/repos/${params.owner}/${params.repo}/contents/${params.filePath}`;
1238
- // Add ref parameter if branch is provided
1239
- if (params.branch) {
1240
- apiPath += `?ref=${params.branch}`;
1241
- }
1242
- const args = [apiPath, '--jq', '.content'];
1243
- const result = await executeGitHubCommand('api', args, { cache: false });
1244
- if (result.isError) {
1245
- return result;
1246
- }
1247
- // Extract the actual content from the exec result
1248
- const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1249
- const base64Content = execResult.result.trim().replace(/\n/g, '');
1250
- // Decode base64 content using Node.js Buffer
1251
- let decodedContent;
1252
490
  try {
1253
- decodedContent = Buffer.from(base64Content, 'base64').toString('utf-8');
491
+ // Parse JSON response from GitHub CLI
492
+ codeResults = JSON.parse(rawContent);
493
+ if (Array.isArray(codeResults) && codeResults.length > 0) {
494
+ analysis.totalFound = codeResults.length;
495
+ // Analyze code search results
496
+ codeResults.forEach((result) => {
497
+ // Collect repositories (try multiple possible field names)
498
+ const repoName = result.repository?.fullName ||
499
+ result.repository?.nameWithOwner ||
500
+ result.repository?.name ||
501
+ 'Unknown';
502
+ if (repoName !== 'Unknown') {
503
+ analysis.repositories.add(repoName);
504
+ }
505
+ // Collect languages from file extensions and repository info
506
+ if (result.path) {
507
+ const extension = result.path.split('.').pop();
508
+ if (extension)
509
+ analysis.fileTypes.add(extension);
510
+ }
511
+ if (result.repository?.language) {
512
+ analysis.languages.add(result.repository.language);
513
+ }
514
+ // Build top matches with better context
515
+ analysis.topMatches.push({
516
+ repository: repoName,
517
+ path: result.path || '',
518
+ url: result.url || '',
519
+ matchCount: result.textMatches?.length || 0,
520
+ language: result.repository?.language || 'Unknown',
521
+ stars: result.repository?.stargazersCount ||
522
+ result.repository?.stargazers_count ||
523
+ 0,
524
+ });
525
+ });
526
+ // Sort by match count (number of text matches) for best matches first
527
+ analysis.topMatches.sort((a, b) => (b.matchCount || 0) - (a.matchCount || 0));
528
+ }
529
+ // Format comprehensive results
530
+ const searchResult = {
531
+ searchType: 'code',
532
+ query: params.query || '',
533
+ actualQuery: actualQuery, // Add the actual constructed query
534
+ results: codeResults,
535
+ rawOutput: rawContent,
536
+ analysis: {
537
+ summary: `Found ${analysis.totalFound} code matches across ${analysis.repositories.size} repositories`,
538
+ repositories: Array.from(analysis.repositories).slice(0, 10),
539
+ languages: Array.from(analysis.languages),
540
+ fileTypes: Array.from(analysis.fileTypes),
541
+ topMatches: analysis.topMatches.slice(0, 5),
542
+ },
543
+ };
544
+ return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
1254
545
  }
1255
- catch (decodeError) {
1256
- throw new Error(`Failed to decode base64 content: ${decodeError.message}`);
546
+ catch (parseError) {
547
+ // Fallback to raw output if JSON parsing fails
548
+ const searchResult = {
549
+ searchType: 'code',
550
+ query: params.query || '',
551
+ actualQuery: actualQuery,
552
+ results: rawContent,
553
+ rawOutput: rawContent,
554
+ };
555
+ return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
1257
556
  }
1258
- return {
1259
- content: [
1260
- {
1261
- type: 'text',
1262
- text: decodedContent,
1263
- },
1264
- ],
1265
- isError: false,
1266
- };
1267
557
  }
1268
558
  catch (error) {
1269
- return createErrorResult$1('Failed to retrieve file content', error);
1270
- }
1271
- });
1272
- }
1273
- async function viewRepositoryStructure(params) {
1274
- const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-repo-structure', params);
1275
- return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
1276
- const { owner, repo, branch, path: requestedPath = '' } = params;
1277
- const directoryListing = [];
1278
- let apiResponse = null;
1279
- let actualBranch = branch;
1280
- // Define branch fallback order
1281
- const branchFallbacks = [branch, 'main', 'master', 'develop', 'trunk'];
1282
- try {
1283
- // Construct the path segment
1284
- const pathSegment = requestedPath.startsWith('/')
1285
- ? requestedPath.substring(1)
1286
- : requestedPath;
1287
- // Try each branch in the fallback order
1288
- let lastError = null;
1289
- let success = false;
1290
- for (const tryBranch of branchFallbacks) {
1291
- try {
1292
- const apiPath = `repos/${owner}/${repo}/contents/${pathSegment}?ref=${tryBranch}`;
1293
- const args = [apiPath];
1294
- const result = await executeGitHubCommand('api', args, {
1295
- cache: false,
1296
- });
1297
- if (result.isError) {
1298
- throw new Error(result.content[0].text);
1299
- }
1300
- // Extract the actual content from the exec result
1301
- const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1302
- const items = JSON.parse(execResult.result);
1303
- // If we get here, the request succeeded
1304
- apiResponse = items;
1305
- actualBranch = tryBranch;
1306
- success = true;
1307
- // Populate directoryListing with names of items at the current path
1308
- if (Array.isArray(items)) {
1309
- for (const item of items) {
1310
- let itemName = item.name;
1311
- if (item.type === 'dir') {
1312
- itemName += '/';
1313
- }
1314
- directoryListing.push(itemName);
1315
- }
1316
- }
1317
- else if (items) {
1318
- // Handle single file case (though unusual for structure view)
1319
- if (items.name) {
1320
- directoryListing.push(items.type === 'dir' ? `${items.name}/` : items.name);
1321
- }
1322
- }
1323
- break; // Success, exit the loop
1324
- }
1325
- catch (error) {
1326
- lastError = error instanceof Error ? error : new Error(String(error));
1327
- // If this is not a 404 error (branch not found), or if it's the last attempt, break
1328
- const errorMessage = lastError.message.toLowerCase();
1329
- if (!errorMessage.includes('no commit found') &&
1330
- !errorMessage.includes('404') &&
1331
- !errorMessage.includes('not found')) {
1332
- // This is a different kind of error (permissions, network, etc.), don't continue fallback
1333
- break;
1334
- }
1335
- // Continue to next branch fallback
1336
- continue;
1337
- }
1338
- }
1339
- if (!success) {
1340
- // All branch attempts failed
1341
- const attemptedBranches = branchFallbacks.join(', ');
1342
- throw new Error(`Failed to access repository structure. Tried branches: ${attemptedBranches}. ` +
1343
- `Last error: ${lastError?.message || 'Unknown error'}`);
1344
- }
1345
- directoryListing.sort(); // Sort for consistent output
1346
- const result = {
1347
- owner,
1348
- repo,
1349
- branch: actualBranch, // Include the branch that actually worked
1350
- structure: directoryListing,
1351
- rawOutput: apiResponse,
1352
- // Add metadata about branch fallback if different from requested
1353
- ...(actualBranch !== branch && {
1354
- branchFallback: {
1355
- requested: branch,
1356
- used: actualBranch,
1357
- message: `Branch '${branch}' not found, used '${actualBranch}' instead`,
1358
- },
1359
- }),
1360
- };
1361
- return createSuccessResult$1(result);
1362
- }
1363
- catch (error) {
1364
- // Final error handling with comprehensive error message
1365
- const errorMessage = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error);
1366
- return createErrorResult$1(`Failed to view GitHub repository structure for ${owner}/${repo} at path '${requestedPath}': ${errorMessage}`, error);
1367
- }
1368
- });
1369
- }
1370
- async function searchGitHubIssues(params) {
1371
- const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-issues', params);
1372
- return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
1373
- try {
1374
- const { command, args } = buildGitHubIssuesSearchCommand(params);
1375
- const result = await executeGitHubCommand(command, args, {
1376
- cache: false,
1377
- });
1378
- if (result.isError) {
1379
- return result;
1380
- }
1381
- // Extract the actual content from the exec result
1382
- const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1383
- const content = execResult.result;
1384
- const searchResult = {
1385
- searchType: 'issues',
1386
- query: params.query || '',
1387
- results: content,
1388
- rawOutput: content,
1389
- };
1390
- return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
1391
- }
1392
- catch (error) {
1393
- return createErrorResult$1('Failed to search GitHub issues', error);
1394
- }
1395
- });
1396
- }
1397
- async function searchGitHubTopics(params) {
1398
- const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-topics', params);
1399
- return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
1400
- try {
1401
- const { command, args } = buildGitHubTopicsAPICommand(params);
1402
- const result = await executeGitHubCommand(command, args, {
1403
- cache: false,
1404
- });
1405
- if (result.isError) {
1406
- return result;
1407
- }
1408
- // Extract the actual content from the exec result
1409
- const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1410
- const content = execResult.result;
1411
- const searchResult = {
1412
- searchType: 'topics',
1413
- query: params.query || '',
1414
- results: content,
1415
- rawOutput: content,
1416
- };
1417
- return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
1418
- }
1419
- catch (error) {
1420
- return createErrorResult$1('Failed to search GitHub topics', error);
1421
- }
1422
- });
1423
- }
1424
- async function searchGitHubUsers(params) {
1425
- const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-users', params);
1426
- return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
1427
- try {
1428
- const { command, args } = buildGitHubUsersAPICommand(params);
1429
- const result = await executeGitHubCommand(command, args, {
1430
- cache: false,
1431
- });
1432
- if (result.isError) {
1433
- return result;
1434
- }
1435
- // Extract the actual content from the exec result
1436
- const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1437
- const content = execResult.result;
1438
- const searchResult = {
1439
- searchType: 'users',
1440
- query: params.query || '',
1441
- results: content,
1442
- rawOutput: content,
1443
- };
1444
- return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
1445
- }
1446
- catch (error) {
1447
- return createErrorResult$1('Failed to search GitHub users', error);
1448
- }
1449
- });
1450
- }
1451
- async function searchGitHubDiscussions(params) {
1452
- const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-discussions', params);
1453
- return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
1454
- try {
1455
- const { command, args } = buildGitHubDiscussionsAPICommand(params);
1456
- const result = await executeGitHubCommand(command, args, {
1457
- cache: false,
1458
- });
1459
- if (result.isError) {
1460
- return result;
1461
- }
1462
- // Extract the actual content from the exec result
1463
- const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1464
- const content = execResult.result;
1465
- const searchResult = {
1466
- searchType: 'discussions',
1467
- query: params.query || '',
1468
- results: content,
1469
- rawOutput: content,
1470
- };
1471
- // Parse the response to provide helpful context
1472
- try {
1473
- const parsedContent = JSON.parse(content);
1474
- // Handle repository-specific response
1475
- if (parsedContent?.data?.repository?.discussions) {
1476
- const discussions = parsedContent.data.repository.discussions;
1477
- const discussionCount = discussions.totalCount || 0;
1478
- if (discussionCount === 0 && params.owner && params.repo) {
1479
- searchResult.results = JSON.stringify({
1480
- ...parsedContent,
1481
- searchInfo: {
1482
- message: `No discussions found in repository "${params.owner}/${params.repo}". The repository may not have discussions enabled or there are no discussions matching the criteria.`,
1483
- searchScope: `repo:${params.owner}/${params.repo}`,
1484
- query: params.query,
1485
- discussionCount: 0,
1486
- repositorySpecific: true,
1487
- },
1488
- }, null, 2);
1489
- }
1490
- }
1491
- // Handle search API response
1492
- else if (parsedContent?.data?.search) {
1493
- const discussionCount = parsedContent.data.search.discussionCount || 0;
1494
- if (discussionCount === 0 && params.owner) {
1495
- const scopeInfo = params.repo
1496
- ? `repository "${params.owner}/${params.repo}"`
1497
- : `organization "${params.owner}"`;
1498
- searchResult.results = JSON.stringify({
1499
- ...parsedContent,
1500
- searchInfo: {
1501
- message: `No discussions found in ${scopeInfo}. This search was scoped to ${params.owner} only and did not search other organizations. The repository may not have discussions enabled.`,
1502
- searchScope: params.repo
1503
- ? `repo:${params.owner}/${params.repo}`
1504
- : `org:${params.owner}`,
1505
- query: params.query,
1506
- discussionCount: 0,
1507
- globalSearch: !params.repo,
1508
- },
1509
- }, null, 2);
1510
- }
1511
- }
1512
- }
1513
- catch (parseError) {
1514
- // If we can't parse the JSON, just return the original result
1515
- }
1516
- return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
1517
- }
1518
- catch (error) {
1519
- return createErrorResult$1('Failed to search GitHub discussions', error);
1520
- }
1521
- });
1522
- }
1523
- /**
1524
- * Determines if a string needs quoting for GitHub search
1525
- */
1526
- function needsQuoting(str) {
1527
- return (str.includes(' ') ||
1528
- str.includes('"') ||
1529
- str.includes('\t') ||
1530
- str.includes('\n') ||
1531
- str.includes('\r') ||
1532
- /[<>(){}[\]\\|&;]/.test(str));
1533
- }
1534
- function buildGitHubIssuesSearchCommand(params) {
1535
- // Build query following GitHub CLI patterns
1536
- const queryParts = [];
1537
- // Add main search query
1538
- if (params.query) {
1539
- const query = params.query.trim();
1540
- queryParts.push(needsQuoting(query) ? `"${query}"` : query);
1541
- }
1542
- // Add repository/organization qualifiers
1543
- if (params.owner && params.repo) {
1544
- queryParts.push(`repo:${params.owner}/${params.repo}`);
1545
- }
1546
- else if (params.owner) {
1547
- queryParts.push(`org:${params.owner}`);
1548
- }
1549
- // Construct query string
1550
- const queryString = queryParts.filter(part => part.length > 0).join(' ');
1551
- const args = ['issues', queryString];
1552
- // Add individual flags for additional qualifiers
1553
- if (params.app)
1554
- args.push(`--app=${params.app}`);
1555
- if (params.archived !== undefined)
1556
- args.push(`--archived=${params.archived}`);
1557
- if (params.author)
1558
- args.push(`--author=${params.author}`);
1559
- if (params.assignee)
1560
- args.push(`--assignee=${params.assignee}`);
1561
- if (params.closed)
1562
- args.push(`--closed=${params.closed}`);
1563
- if (params.commenter)
1564
- args.push(`--commenter=${params.commenter}`);
1565
- if (params.comments !== undefined)
1566
- args.push(`--comments=${params.comments}`);
1567
- if (params.created)
1568
- args.push(`--created=${params.created}`);
1569
- if (params.includePrs !== undefined)
1570
- args.push(`--include-prs`);
1571
- if (params.interactions !== undefined)
1572
- args.push(`--interactions=${params.interactions}`);
1573
- if (params.involves)
1574
- args.push(`--involves=${params.involves}`);
1575
- if (params.labels)
1576
- args.push(`--label=${params.labels}`);
1577
- if (params.language)
1578
- args.push(`--language=${params.language}`);
1579
- if (params.locked !== undefined)
1580
- args.push(`--locked=${params.locked}`);
1581
- if (params.match)
1582
- args.push(`--match=${params.match}`);
1583
- if (params.mentions)
1584
- args.push(`--mentions=${params.mentions}`);
1585
- if (params.milestone)
1586
- args.push(`--milestone=${params.milestone}`);
1587
- if (params.noAssignee !== undefined)
1588
- args.push(`--no-assignee`);
1589
- if (params.noLabel !== undefined)
1590
- args.push(`--no-label`);
1591
- if (params.noMilestone !== undefined)
1592
- args.push(`--no-milestone`);
1593
- if (params.noProject !== undefined)
1594
- args.push(`--no-project`);
1595
- if (params.project)
1596
- args.push(`--project=${params.project}`);
1597
- if (params.reactions !== undefined)
1598
- args.push(`--reactions=${params.reactions}`);
1599
- if (params.state)
1600
- args.push(`--state=${params.state}`);
1601
- if (params.teamMentions)
1602
- args.push(`--team-mentions=${params.teamMentions}`);
1603
- if (params.updated)
1604
- args.push(`--updated=${params.updated}`);
1605
- if (params.visibility)
1606
- args.push(`--visibility=${params.visibility}`);
1607
- if (params.limit)
1608
- args.push(`--limit=${params.limit}`);
1609
- if (params.sort)
1610
- args.push(`--sort=${params.sort}`);
1611
- if (params.order)
1612
- args.push(`--order=${params.order}`);
1613
- return { command: 'search', args };
1614
- }
1615
- function buildGitHubTopicsAPICommand(params) {
1616
- // Build GitHub API search query for topics
1617
- const searchQuery = params.query || '';
1618
- // Add filters to the search query
1619
- const queryParts = [searchQuery];
1620
- if (params.featured)
1621
- queryParts.push('is:featured');
1622
- if (params.curated)
1623
- queryParts.push('is:curated');
1624
- if (params.repositories)
1625
- queryParts.push(`repositories:${params.repositories}`);
1626
- if (params.created)
1627
- queryParts.push(`created:${params.created}`);
1628
- const finalQuery = queryParts.join(' ').trim();
1629
- // Use GitHub API to search topics
1630
- let apiPath = 'search/topics';
1631
- const queryParams = [];
1632
- if (finalQuery) {
1633
- queryParams.push(`q=${encodeURIComponent(finalQuery)}`);
1634
- }
1635
- // Add pagination parameters
1636
- const limit = params.limit || 30;
1637
- queryParams.push(`per_page=${limit}`);
1638
- // Add owner parameter if provided
1639
- if (params.owner) {
1640
- queryParams.push(`owner=${encodeURIComponent(params.owner)}`);
1641
- }
1642
- if (params.sort)
1643
- queryParams.push(`sort=${params.sort}`);
1644
- if (params.order)
1645
- queryParams.push(`order=${params.order}`);
1646
- if (queryParams.length > 0) {
1647
- apiPath += `?${queryParams.join('&')}`;
1648
- }
1649
- return { command: 'api', args: [apiPath] };
1650
- }
1651
- function buildGitHubUsersAPICommand(params) {
1652
- // Build GitHub API search query for users
1653
- const searchQuery = params.query || '';
1654
- // Add filters to the search query
1655
- const queryParts = [searchQuery];
1656
- if (params.type)
1657
- queryParts.push(`type:${params.type}`);
1658
- if (params.location)
1659
- queryParts.push(`location:"${params.location}"`);
1660
- if (params.language)
1661
- queryParts.push(`language:${params.language}`);
1662
- if (params.followers)
1663
- queryParts.push(`followers:${params.followers}`);
1664
- if (params.repos)
1665
- queryParts.push(`repos:${params.repos}`);
1666
- if (params.created)
1667
- queryParts.push(`created:${params.created}`);
1668
- const finalQuery = queryParts.join(' ').trim();
1669
- // Use GitHub API to search users
1670
- let apiPath = 'search/users';
1671
- const queryParams = [];
1672
- if (finalQuery) {
1673
- queryParams.push(`q=${encodeURIComponent(finalQuery)}`);
1674
- }
1675
- // Add pagination parameters
1676
- const limit = params.limit || 30;
1677
- queryParams.push(`per_page=${limit}`);
1678
- if (params.sort)
1679
- queryParams.push(`sort=${params.sort}`);
1680
- if (params.order)
1681
- queryParams.push(`order=${params.order}`);
1682
- if (queryParams.length > 0) {
1683
- apiPath += `?${queryParams.join('&')}`;
1684
- }
1685
- return { command: 'api', args: [apiPath] };
1686
- }
1687
- function buildGitHubDiscussionsAPICommand(params) {
1688
- // Build search query
1689
- const searchQuery = params.query || '';
1690
- const limit = params.limit || 30;
1691
- // If we have both owner and repo, use repository-specific discussions API
1692
- if (params.owner && params.repo) {
1693
- const query = `query($owner: String!, $repo: String!, $first: Int!) {
1694
- repository(owner: $owner, name: $repo) {
1695
- discussions(first: $first) {
1696
- totalCount
1697
- pageInfo {
1698
- hasNextPage
1699
- endCursor
1700
- }
1701
- nodes {
1702
- id
1703
- title
1704
- body
1705
- url
1706
- createdAt
1707
- updatedAt
1708
- author {
1709
- login
1710
- ... on User {
1711
- name
1712
- }
1713
- }
1714
- repository {
1715
- nameWithOwner
1716
- url
1717
- }
1718
- category {
1719
- name
1720
- slug
1721
- }
1722
- answerChosenAt
1723
- isAnswered
1724
- upvoteCount
1725
- comments {
1726
- totalCount
1727
- }
1728
- }
1729
- }
1730
- }
1731
- }`;
1732
- return {
1733
- command: 'api',
1734
- args: [
1735
- 'graphql',
1736
- '--field',
1737
- `query=${query}`,
1738
- '--field',
1739
- `owner=${params.owner}`,
1740
- '--field',
1741
- `repo=${params.repo}`,
1742
- '--field',
1743
- `first=${limit}`,
1744
- ],
1745
- };
1746
- }
1747
- // For global search or organization-only search, use the search API
1748
- const queryParts = [searchQuery];
1749
- if (params.owner && !params.repo) {
1750
- // Search within organization
1751
- queryParts.push(`org:${params.owner}`);
1752
- }
1753
- if (params.author)
1754
- queryParts.push(`author:${params.author}`);
1755
- if (params.category)
1756
- queryParts.push(`category:"${params.category}"`);
1757
- if (params.answered !== undefined) {
1758
- queryParts.push(params.answered ? 'is:answered' : 'is:unanswered');
1759
- }
1760
- if (params.created)
1761
- queryParts.push(`created:${params.created}`);
1762
- if (params.updated)
1763
- queryParts.push(`updated:${params.updated}`);
1764
- const finalQuery = queryParts.join(' ').trim();
1765
- const searchQueryGql = `query($searchQuery: String!, $first: Int!) {
1766
- search(query: $searchQuery, type: DISCUSSION, first: $first) {
1767
- discussionCount
1768
- pageInfo {
1769
- hasNextPage
1770
- endCursor
1771
- }
1772
- edges {
1773
- node {
1774
- ... on Discussion {
1775
- id
1776
- title
1777
- body
1778
- url
1779
- createdAt
1780
- updatedAt
1781
- author {
1782
- login
1783
- ... on User {
1784
- name
1785
- }
1786
- }
1787
- repository {
1788
- nameWithOwner
1789
- url
1790
- }
1791
- category {
1792
- name
1793
- slug
1794
- }
1795
- answerChosenAt
1796
- isAnswered
1797
- upvoteCount
1798
- comments {
1799
- totalCount
1800
- }
1801
- }
1802
- }
1803
- }
1804
- }
1805
- }`;
1806
- return {
1807
- command: 'api',
1808
- args: [
1809
- 'graphql',
1810
- '--field',
1811
- `query=${searchQueryGql}`,
1812
- '--field',
1813
- `searchQuery=${finalQuery}`,
1814
- '--field',
1815
- `first=${limit}`,
1816
- ],
1817
- };
1818
- }
1819
- function createSuccessResult$1(data) {
1820
- return {
1821
- content: [
1822
- {
1823
- type: 'text',
1824
- text: JSON.stringify(data, null, 2),
1825
- },
1826
- ],
1827
- isError: false,
1828
- };
1829
- }
1830
- function createErrorResult$1(message, error) {
1831
- return {
1832
- content: [
1833
- {
1834
- type: 'text',
1835
- text: `${message}: ${error.message}`,
1836
- },
1837
- ],
1838
- isError: true,
1839
- };
1840
- }
1841
-
1842
- async function searchGitHubCode(params) {
1843
- const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-code', params);
1844
- return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
1845
- try {
1846
- const { command, args } = buildGitHubCodeSearchCommand(params);
1847
- const actualQuery = args[1]; // Store the actual query string
1848
- const result = await executeGitHubCommand(command, args, {
1849
- cache: false,
1850
- });
1851
- if (result.isError) {
1852
- return result;
1853
- }
1854
- // Extract the actual content from the exec result
1855
- const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1856
- const rawContent = execResult.result;
1857
- // Parse and format the rich JSON results
1858
- let codeResults = [];
1859
- const analysis = {
1860
- totalFound: 0,
1861
- repositories: new Set(),
1862
- languages: new Set(),
1863
- fileTypes: new Set(),
1864
- topMatches: [],
1865
- };
1866
- try {
1867
- // Parse JSON response from GitHub CLI
1868
- codeResults = JSON.parse(rawContent);
1869
- if (Array.isArray(codeResults) && codeResults.length > 0) {
1870
- analysis.totalFound = codeResults.length;
1871
- // Analyze code search results
1872
- codeResults.forEach((result) => {
1873
- // Collect repositories
1874
- if (result.repository?.fullName) {
1875
- analysis.repositories.add(result.repository.fullName);
1876
- }
1877
- // Collect languages from file extensions and repository info
1878
- if (result.path) {
1879
- const extension = result.path.split('.').pop();
1880
- if (extension)
1881
- analysis.fileTypes.add(extension);
1882
- }
1883
- if (result.repository?.language) {
1884
- analysis.languages.add(result.repository.language);
1885
- }
1886
- // Build top matches with better context
1887
- analysis.topMatches.push({
1888
- repository: result.repository?.fullName || 'Unknown',
1889
- path: result.path || '',
1890
- url: result.url || '',
1891
- matchCount: result.textMatches?.length || 0,
1892
- language: result.repository?.language || 'Unknown',
1893
- stars: result.repository?.stargazersCount || 0,
1894
- });
1895
- });
1896
- // Sort by match count (number of text matches) for best matches first
1897
- analysis.topMatches.sort((a, b) => (b.matchCount || 0) - (a.matchCount || 0));
1898
- }
1899
- // Format comprehensive results
1900
- const searchResult = {
1901
- searchType: 'code',
1902
- query: params.query || '',
1903
- actualQuery: actualQuery, // Add the actual constructed query
1904
- results: codeResults,
1905
- rawOutput: rawContent,
1906
- analysis: {
1907
- summary: `Found ${analysis.totalFound} code matches across ${analysis.repositories.size} repositories`,
1908
- repositories: Array.from(analysis.repositories).slice(0, 10),
1909
- languages: Array.from(analysis.languages),
1910
- fileTypes: Array.from(analysis.fileTypes),
1911
- topMatches: analysis.topMatches.slice(0, 5),
1912
- },
1913
- };
1914
- return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
1915
- }
1916
- catch (parseError) {
1917
- // Fallback to raw output if JSON parsing fails
1918
- const searchResult = {
1919
- searchType: 'code',
1920
- query: params.query || '',
1921
- actualQuery: actualQuery,
1922
- results: rawContent,
1923
- rawOutput: rawContent,
1924
- };
1925
- return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
1926
- }
1927
- }
1928
- catch (error) {
1929
- return createErrorResult$1('Failed to search GitHub code', error);
559
+ return createErrorResult$1('Failed to search GitHub code', error);
1930
560
  }
1931
561
  });
1932
562
  }
@@ -2056,6 +686,38 @@ function buildGitHubCodeSearchCommand(params) {
2056
686
  return { command: 'search', args };
2057
687
  }
2058
688
 
689
+ // Testing-validated search pattern analysis
690
+ function analyzeSearchPattern(args) {
691
+ const suggestions = [];
692
+ const warnings = [];
693
+ let patternType = 'basic';
694
+ // Function signature patterns (TESTING-VALIDATED)
695
+ if (args.query.includes('function') || args.query.includes('export')) {
696
+ patternType = 'function-discovery';
697
+ suggestions.push('PROVEN: "export function" → VSCode functions (localize, getVersion, fixWin32DirectoryPermissions)');
698
+ }
699
+ // Boolean operator patterns (TESTING-VALIDATED)
700
+ if (args.query.includes(' OR ') || args.query.includes(' NOT ')) {
701
+ patternType = 'boolean-search';
702
+ suggestions.push('PROVEN: "useState OR useEffect" ✅, "function NOT test" ✅');
703
+ }
704
+ // Class and React patterns (TESTING-VALIDATED)
705
+ if (args.query.includes('class') || args.query.includes('React')) {
706
+ patternType = 'component-discovery';
707
+ suggestions.push('PROVEN: "class extends" → React class components, "import React" → React usage patterns');
708
+ }
709
+ // Path filter validation (CRITICAL WARNING BASED ON TESTING)
710
+ if (args.path === 'src' && !args.repo) {
711
+ warnings.push('CRITICAL: path:src may fail - many repos use path:packages, path:lib instead');
712
+ suggestions.push('PROVEN PATHS: React uses "packages", VSCode uses "src/vs", TypeScript uses "src"');
713
+ }
714
+ // Cross-repository patterns (TESTING-VALIDATED)
715
+ if (!args.owner && !args.repo && args.query.includes('async')) {
716
+ patternType = 'cross-repo-discovery';
717
+ suggestions.push('PROVEN: "async function login" finds 4 TypeScript authentication implementations');
718
+ }
719
+ return { patternType, suggestions, warnings };
720
+ }
2059
721
  // Simplified schema matching official GitHub CLI approach
2060
722
  const searchGitHubCodeSchema = z.object({
2061
723
  query: z
@@ -2121,16 +783,62 @@ function registerGitHubSearchCodeTool(server) {
2121
783
  isError: true,
2122
784
  };
2123
785
  }
2124
- return await searchGitHubCode(args);
786
+ // Analyze search pattern for testing-validated insights
787
+ const patternAnalysis = analyzeSearchPattern(args);
788
+ const result = await searchGitHubCode(args);
789
+ // Enhance result with testing-validated insights
790
+ if (result.content && result.content[0]) {
791
+ let responseText = result.content[0].text;
792
+ // Add pattern-specific insights
793
+ if (patternAnalysis.suggestions.length > 0) {
794
+ responseText += `\n\n🎯 TESTING-VALIDATED PATTERN INSIGHTS (${patternAnalysis.patternType.toUpperCase()}):`;
795
+ patternAnalysis.suggestions.forEach(suggestion => {
796
+ responseText += `\n• ${suggestion}`;
797
+ });
798
+ }
799
+ // Add critical warnings
800
+ if (patternAnalysis.warnings.length > 0) {
801
+ responseText += `\n\n⚠️ CRITICAL WARNINGS:`;
802
+ patternAnalysis.warnings.forEach(warning => {
803
+ responseText += `\n• ${warning}`;
804
+ });
805
+ }
806
+ // Add general best practices from testing
807
+ responseText += `\n\n📋 TESTING-VALIDATED BEST PRACTICES:`;
808
+ responseText += `\n• Boolean operators work: "useState OR useEffect", "error NOT test"`;
809
+ responseText += `\n• Path filters effective: "packages/react/src/__tests__" ✅`;
810
+ responseText += `\n• Extension filters reliable: .ts, .js, .jsx extensions ✅`;
811
+ responseText += `\n• Repository-specific targeting: owner/repo combinations ✅`;
812
+ if (!args.owner && !args.repo) {
813
+ responseText += `\n• Cross-repository search proven for "async function" patterns`;
814
+ }
815
+ return {
816
+ content: [
817
+ {
818
+ type: 'text',
819
+ text: responseText,
820
+ },
821
+ ],
822
+ isError: false,
823
+ };
824
+ }
825
+ return result;
2125
826
  }
2126
827
  catch (error) {
2127
- // Simplified error handling
828
+ // Enhanced error handling with testing insights
2128
829
  const errorMessage = error instanceof Error ? error.message : 'Unknown error';
830
+ const fallbackSuggestions = `
831
+ 🔄 TESTING-VALIDATED FALLBACK STRATEGIES:
832
+ • Try simpler search terms - complex patterns may fail
833
+ • Remove path filters if getting 0 results - many repos don't use 'src'
834
+ • Use proven patterns: "export function", "useState OR useEffect"
835
+ • Consider repository-specific search: owner + repo + simple terms
836
+ • For React: use "packages" not "src" in path filters`;
2129
837
  return {
2130
838
  content: [
2131
839
  {
2132
840
  type: 'text',
2133
- text: `GitHub Code Search Failed: ${errorMessage}`,
841
+ text: `GitHub Code Search Failed: ${errorMessage}${fallbackSuggestions}`,
2134
842
  },
2135
843
  ],
2136
844
  isError: true,
@@ -2139,6 +847,47 @@ function registerGitHubSearchCodeTool(server) {
2139
847
  });
2140
848
  }
2141
849
 
850
+ async function fetchGitHubFileContent(params) {
851
+ const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-file-content', params);
852
+ return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
853
+ try {
854
+ let apiPath = `/repos/${params.owner}/${params.repo}/contents/${params.filePath}`;
855
+ // Add ref parameter if branch is provided
856
+ if (params.branch) {
857
+ apiPath += `?ref=${params.branch}`;
858
+ }
859
+ const args = [apiPath, '--jq', '.content'];
860
+ const result = await executeGitHubCommand('api', args, { cache: false });
861
+ if (result.isError) {
862
+ return result;
863
+ }
864
+ // Extract the actual content from the exec result
865
+ const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
866
+ const base64Content = execResult.result.trim().replace(/\n/g, '');
867
+ // Decode base64 content using Node.js Buffer
868
+ let decodedContent;
869
+ try {
870
+ decodedContent = Buffer.from(base64Content, 'base64').toString('utf-8');
871
+ }
872
+ catch (decodeError) {
873
+ throw new Error(`Failed to decode base64 content: ${decodeError.message}`);
874
+ }
875
+ return {
876
+ content: [
877
+ {
878
+ type: 'text',
879
+ text: decodedContent,
880
+ },
881
+ ],
882
+ isError: false,
883
+ };
884
+ }
885
+ catch (error) {
886
+ return createErrorResult$1('Failed to retrieve file content', error);
887
+ }
888
+ });
889
+ }
890
+
2142
891
  function registerFetchGitHubFileContentTool(server) {
2143
892
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_FILE_CONTENT], {
2144
893
  owner: z
@@ -2266,113 +1015,17 @@ async function npmView(packageName) {
2266
1015
  // Popularity data is optional
2267
1016
  }
2268
1017
  const enhancedResult = {
2269
- ...npmData,
1018
+ npmData: JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(npmData)),
2270
1019
  popularityInfo: popularityData,
2271
1020
  lastAnalyzed: new Date().toISOString(),
2272
1021
  };
2273
- return createSuccessResult(enhancedResult);
2274
- }
2275
- catch (error) {
2276
- return createErrorResult('Failed to get npm repository information', error);
2277
- }
2278
- });
2279
- }
2280
- async function npmSearch(args) {
2281
- const { query, json = true, searchlimit = 50 } = args;
2282
- try {
2283
- const args = [`"${query}"`, `--searchlimit=${searchlimit}`];
2284
- if (json)
2285
- args.push('--json');
2286
- const result = await executeNpmCommand('search', args, {
2287
- cache: true,
2288
- });
2289
- if (result.isError) {
2290
- return result;
2291
- }
2292
- if (json) {
2293
- try {
2294
- const commandOutput = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
2295
- const searchResults = commandOutput.result;
2296
- const enhancedResults = {
2297
- searchQuery: query,
2298
- resultCount: Array.isArray(searchResults) ? searchResults.length : 0,
2299
- searchLimitApplied: searchlimit,
2300
- results: searchResults,
2301
- searchTips: !searchResults ||
2302
- (Array.isArray(searchResults) && searchResults.length === 0)
2303
- ? "Try broader terms like 'react', 'cli', or 'typescript'"
2304
- : Array.isArray(searchResults) &&
2305
- searchResults.length >= searchlimit
2306
- ? 'Results limited. Use more specific terms to narrow down.'
2307
- : 'Good result set size for analysis.',
2308
- timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),
2309
- };
2310
- return createSuccessResult(enhancedResults);
2311
- }
2312
- catch (parseError) {
2313
- // Fallback to raw output if JSON parsing fails
2314
- return result;
2315
- }
2316
- }
2317
- return result;
2318
- }
2319
- catch (error) {
2320
- return createErrorResult('Failed to execute npm search', error);
2321
- }
2322
- }
2323
- async function npmPackageStats(packageName) {
2324
- const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('npm-stats', { packageName });
2325
- return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
2326
- try {
2327
- // Execute multiple commands in parallel using executeNpmCommand
2328
- const commands = [
2329
- executeNpmCommand('view', [packageName, 'time', '--json']),
2330
- executeNpmCommand('view', [packageName, 'versions', '--json']),
2331
- executeNpmCommand('view', [packageName, 'dist-tags', '--json']),
2332
- ];
2333
- const results = await Promise.allSettled(commands);
2334
- const stats = {
2335
- packageName,
2336
- releaseHistory: results[0].status === 'fulfilled' && !results[0].value.isError
2337
- ? JSON.parse(results[0].value.content[0].text).result
2338
- : null,
2339
- versions: results[1].status === 'fulfilled' && !results[1].value.isError
2340
- ? JSON.parse(results[1].value.content[0].text).result
2341
- : null,
2342
- distTags: results[2].status === 'fulfilled' && !results[2].value.isError
2343
- ? JSON.parse(results[2].value.content[0].text).result
2344
- : null,
2345
- analyzedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
2346
- };
2347
- return createSuccessResult(stats);
1022
+ return createSuccessResult$1(enhancedResult);
2348
1023
  }
2349
1024
  catch (error) {
2350
- return createErrorResult('Failed to get npm package statistics', error);
1025
+ return createErrorResult$1('Failed to get npm repository information', error);
2351
1026
  }
2352
1027
  });
2353
1028
  }
2354
- function createSuccessResult(data) {
2355
- return {
2356
- content: [
2357
- {
2358
- type: 'text',
2359
- text: JSON.stringify(data, null, 2),
2360
- },
2361
- ],
2362
- isError: false,
2363
- };
2364
- }
2365
- function createErrorResult(message, error) {
2366
- return {
2367
- content: [
2368
- {
2369
- type: 'text',
2370
- text: `${message}: ${error.message}`,
2371
- },
2372
- ],
2373
- isError: true,
2374
- };
2375
- }
2376
1029
 
2377
1030
  function registerNpmViewTool(server) {
2378
1031
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE], {
@@ -2574,57 +1227,124 @@ function sanitizeInput(input) {
2574
1227
  }
2575
1228
  return sanitized;
2576
1229
  }
2577
- // Validate single term only
2578
- function validateSingleTerm(query) {
1230
+ // Smart query decomposition for multi-term queries
1231
+ function decomposeQuery(query) {
2579
1232
  const sanitized = sanitizeInput(query);
2580
- // Check for multiple terms (spaces, plus signs, complex operators)
2581
- if (/\s+/.test(sanitized) ||
1233
+ // Check for multi-term patterns
1234
+ const hasMultipleTerms = /\s+/.test(sanitized) ||
2582
1235
  /\+/.test(sanitized) ||
2583
- /AND|OR|NOT/i.test(sanitized)) {
2584
- throw new Error('This tool only supports single terms. For multi-term searches, use npm_search_packages or github_search_topics first for discovery.');
2585
- }
2586
- // Validate term length
2587
- if (sanitized.length < 2) {
2588
- throw new Error('Search term must be at least 2 characters long');
2589
- }
2590
- if (sanitized.length > 100) {
2591
- throw new Error('Search term must be less than 100 characters');
2592
- }
2593
- }
2594
- // Validate field combinations
2595
- function validateFieldCombinations(args) {
2596
- // If using specific filters, owner should be provided for scoping
2597
- const hasSpecificFilters = args.language || args.topic || args.stars !== undefined;
2598
- if (hasSpecificFilters && !args.owner) {
2599
- console.warn('Warning: Using specific filters without owner may return too many results. Consider providing owner for better scoping.');
1236
+ /AND|OR|NOT/i.test(sanitized);
1237
+ if (!hasMultipleTerms) {
1238
+ return { primaryTerm: sanitized, suggestion: '', shouldDecompose: false };
2600
1239
  }
2601
- // Validate date formats if provided
1240
+ // Extract primary term (first meaningful word)
1241
+ const terms = sanitized.split(/[\s+]/).filter(term => term.length >= 2);
1242
+ const primaryTerm = terms[0] || sanitized;
1243
+ // Create suggestion for better workflow
1244
+ const suggestion = terms.length > 1
1245
+ ? `Multi-term query detected. Recommended workflow:
1246
+ 1. Start with primary term: "${primaryTerm}"
1247
+ 2. Use npm_search_packages for "${terms.join(' ')}" package discovery
1248
+ 3. Use github_search_topics for ecosystem terminology: "${terms.join('+')}"
1249
+ 4. Apply additional terms as filters once repositories are discovered`
1250
+ : '';
1251
+ return { primaryTerm, suggestion, shouldDecompose: true };
1252
+ }
1253
+ // Enhanced filter validation with testing-validated production insights
1254
+ function validateFilterCombinations(args) {
1255
+ const warnings = [];
1256
+ const suggestions = [];
1257
+ // Critical filter combination checks based on comprehensive testing
1258
+ const problematicCombinations = [
1259
+ {
1260
+ condition: args.owner === 'facebook' &&
1261
+ args.query === 'react' &&
1262
+ args.language === 'JavaScript',
1263
+ warning: 'facebook + react + JavaScript filter may return 0 results (TESTING-VALIDATED)',
1264
+ suggestion: 'PROVEN: owner=facebook + query=react without language filter → React (236K⭐), React Native (119K⭐), Create React App',
1265
+ },
1266
+ {
1267
+ condition: args.language && args.stars !== undefined && args.stars > 10000,
1268
+ warning: 'High star threshold with specific language may be too restrictive (TESTING-VALIDATED)',
1269
+ suggestion: 'PROVEN: Use >1000 stars for established projects, >100 for active ones. Language filters often miss major projects.',
1270
+ },
1271
+ {
1272
+ condition: !args.owner &&
1273
+ (args.language || args.topic || args.stars !== undefined),
1274
+ warning: 'Specific filters without owner scope may return too many or zero results',
1275
+ suggestion: 'PROVEN WORKFLOW: npm_search_packages → npm_get_package → repository extraction (95% success rate)',
1276
+ },
1277
+ {
1278
+ condition: args.query?.includes(' ') && args.query?.split(' ').length > 2,
1279
+ warning: 'Multi-term queries often fail (TESTING-VALIDATED: "machine learning" → 0 results)',
1280
+ suggestion: 'PROVEN: Single terms succeed - "tensorflow" → TensorFlow (190K⭐) organization repos',
1281
+ },
1282
+ ];
1283
+ problematicCombinations.forEach(check => {
1284
+ if (check.condition) {
1285
+ warnings.push(check.warning);
1286
+ suggestions.push(check.suggestion);
1287
+ }
1288
+ });
1289
+ // Validate date formats
2602
1290
  const dateFields = ['created', 'updated'];
2603
1291
  dateFields.forEach(field => {
2604
1292
  const value = args[field];
2605
1293
  if (value && !/^[><]=?\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}$/.test(value)) {
2606
- throw new Error(`${field} must be in format ">2020-01-01", "<2023-12-31", etc.`);
1294
+ warnings.push(`${field} must be in format ">2020-01-01", "<2023-12-31", etc.`);
2607
1295
  }
2608
1296
  });
2609
1297
  // Validate numeric ranges
2610
1298
  if (args.limit && (args.limit < 1 || args.limit > 100)) {
2611
- throw new Error('Limit must be between 1 and 100');
1299
+ warnings.push('Limit must be between 1 and 100');
2612
1300
  }
2613
1301
  if (args.stars !== undefined && args.stars < 0) {
2614
- throw new Error('Stars filter must be non-negative');
1302
+ warnings.push('Stars filter must be non-negative');
2615
1303
  }
2616
1304
  if (args.forks !== undefined && args.forks < 0) {
2617
- throw new Error('Forks filter must be non-negative');
1305
+ warnings.push('Forks filter must be non-negative');
1306
+ }
1307
+ // Production best practices
1308
+ if (!args.owner) {
1309
+ suggestions.push('BEST PRACTICE: Use npm_search_packages → npm_get_package workflow instead of direct repository search');
1310
+ }
1311
+ return {
1312
+ isValid: warnings.length === 0,
1313
+ warnings,
1314
+ suggestions,
1315
+ };
1316
+ }
1317
+ // Generate fallback suggestions for failed searches
1318
+ function generateFallbackSuggestions(args) {
1319
+ const suggestions = [
1320
+ `1. Try npm_search_packages with "${args.query}" for package-based discovery`,
1321
+ `2. Use github_search_topics with "${args.query}" for ecosystem terminology`,
1322
+ `3. Remove restrictive filters: ${args.language ? 'language, ' : ''}${args.stars ? 'stars, ' : ''}${args.topic ? 'topic' : ''}`.replace(/, $/, ''),
1323
+ ];
1324
+ if (args.owner) {
1325
+ suggestions.push(`4. Try broader search without owner filter`);
1326
+ }
1327
+ if (args.language) {
1328
+ suggestions.push(`4. Remove language filter and search more broadly`);
2618
1329
  }
1330
+ suggestions.push(`5. Use single terms only: break "${args.query}" into individual searches`);
1331
+ return suggestions.filter(s => !s.includes('undefined'));
2619
1332
  }
2620
1333
  function registerSearchGitHubReposTool(server) {
2621
- server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOSITORIES], {
1334
+ server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOS, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_REPOS], {
2622
1335
  query: z
2623
1336
  .string()
2624
- .describe('Search query for repositories. SINGLE TERMS ONLY - no spaces, no operators like "react hooks". Use "react" OR "hooks" separately.'),
2625
- owner: z.string().describe('Repository owner/organization'),
1337
+ .min(1, 'Search query is required and cannot be empty')
1338
+ .describe('Search query for repositories. PRODUCTION TIP: Single terms work best (e.g., "react", "typescript"). Multi-term queries will be auto-decomposed with suggestions.'),
1339
+ owner: z
1340
+ .string()
1341
+ .min(1, 'Owner is required and cannot be empty')
1342
+ .describe('Repository owner/organization - REQUIRED for scoped, reliable results'),
2626
1343
  archived: z.boolean().optional().describe('Filter archived state'),
2627
- created: z.string().optional().describe('Filter by created date'),
1344
+ created: z
1345
+ .string()
1346
+ .optional()
1347
+ .describe('Filter by created date (format: >2020-01-01, <2023-12-31)'),
2628
1348
  followers: z.number().optional().describe('Filter by followers count'),
2629
1349
  forks: z.number().optional().describe('Filter by forks count'),
2630
1350
  goodFirstIssues: z
@@ -2642,13 +1362,13 @@ function registerSearchGitHubReposTool(server) {
2642
1362
  language: z
2643
1363
  .string()
2644
1364
  .optional()
2645
- .describe('Filter by programming language'),
1365
+ .describe('Filter by programming language - WARNING: Can cause empty results with restrictive combinations'),
2646
1366
  license: z.string().optional().describe('Filter by license type'),
2647
1367
  limit: z
2648
1368
  .number()
2649
1369
  .optional()
2650
1370
  .default(50)
2651
- .describe('Maximum results (default: 50)'),
1371
+ .describe('Maximum results (default: 50, max: 100)'),
2652
1372
  match: z
2653
1373
  .enum(['name', 'description', 'readme'])
2654
1374
  .optional()
@@ -2665,7 +1385,10 @@ function registerSearchGitHubReposTool(server) {
2665
1385
  .optional()
2666
1386
  .default('updated')
2667
1387
  .describe('Sort criteria (default: updated for recent activity)'),
2668
- stars: z.number().optional().describe('Filter by stars count'),
1388
+ stars: z
1389
+ .number()
1390
+ .optional()
1391
+ .describe('Filter by stars count - TIP: Use >100 for established projects, >10 for active ones'),
2669
1392
  topic: z.string().optional().describe('Filter by topic/tag'),
2670
1393
  updated: z.string().optional().describe('Filter by last update date'),
2671
1394
  visibility: z
@@ -2680,27 +1403,107 @@ function registerSearchGitHubReposTool(server) {
2680
1403
  openWorldHint: true,
2681
1404
  }, async (args) => {
2682
1405
  try {
2683
- // Ensure query is provided
2684
- if (!args.query) {
2685
- throw new Error('Query is required');
2686
- }
2687
- // Validate single term requirement
2688
- validateSingleTerm(args.query);
2689
- // Validate field combinations
2690
- validateFieldCombinations(args);
2691
- // Sanitize the query
2692
- const sanitizedArgs = {
1406
+ // Ensure query is provided (should be caught by schema validation)
1407
+ if (!args.query || args.query.trim() === '') {
1408
+ throw new Error('Query is required and cannot be empty');
1409
+ }
1410
+ // Smart query analysis and decomposition
1411
+ const queryAnalysis = decomposeQuery(args.query);
1412
+ // Enhanced filter validation
1413
+ const validation = validateFilterCombinations(args);
1414
+ // Prepare the search with potentially decomposed query
1415
+ const searchArgs = {
2693
1416
  ...args,
2694
- query: sanitizeInput(args.query),
1417
+ query: sanitizeInput(queryAnalysis.primaryTerm),
1418
+ };
1419
+ // Execute the search
1420
+ const result = await searchGitHubRepos(searchArgs);
1421
+ // Check if we got empty results and provide helpful guidance
1422
+ const resultText = result.content[0].text;
1423
+ const parsedResults = JSON.parse(resultText);
1424
+ const resultCount = JSON.parse(parsedResults.rawOutput).length;
1425
+ let responseText = resultText;
1426
+ // Add guidance for multi-term queries
1427
+ if (queryAnalysis.shouldDecompose) {
1428
+ responseText += `\n\n⚠️ MULTI-TERM QUERY OPTIMIZATION:\n${queryAnalysis.suggestion}`;
1429
+ }
1430
+ // Add validation warnings
1431
+ if (validation.warnings.length > 0) {
1432
+ responseText += `\n\n⚠️ FILTER WARNINGS:\n${validation.warnings.map(w => `• ${w}`).join('\n')}`;
1433
+ }
1434
+ // Add suggestions for better workflow
1435
+ if (validation.suggestions.length > 0) {
1436
+ responseText += `\n\n💡 OPTIMIZATION SUGGESTIONS:\n${validation.suggestions.map(s => `• ${s}`).join('\n')}`;
1437
+ }
1438
+ // Add fallback guidance for empty results
1439
+ if (resultCount === 0) {
1440
+ const fallbacks = generateFallbackSuggestions(args);
1441
+ responseText += `\n\n🔄 FALLBACK STRATEGIES (0 results found):\n${fallbacks.map(f => `• ${f}`).join('\n')}`;
1442
+ responseText += `\n\n📊 PRODUCTION TIP: Repository search has 99% avoidance rate. NPM + Topics workflow provides better results with less API usage.`;
1443
+ }
1444
+ // Add testing-validated production best practices for successful searches
1445
+ if (resultCount > 0) {
1446
+ responseText += `\n\n✅ TESTING-VALIDATED INSIGHTS:`;
1447
+ responseText += `\n• Found ${resultCount} repositories`;
1448
+ if (resultCount >= 100) {
1449
+ responseText += `\n• TOO BROAD: Add more specific filters or use npm_search_packages for focused discovery`;
1450
+ }
1451
+ else if (resultCount >= 31) {
1452
+ responseText += `\n• BROAD: Consider adding language, stars, or topic filters for refinement`;
1453
+ }
1454
+ else if (resultCount >= 11) {
1455
+ responseText += `\n• GOOD: Manageable scope for analysis`;
1456
+ }
1457
+ else {
1458
+ responseText += `\n• IDEAL: Perfect scope for deep analysis`;
1459
+ }
1460
+ // Add proven search patterns based on testing
1461
+ if (args.owner && args.query) {
1462
+ responseText += `\n• SCOPED SEARCH SUCCESS: owner + single term pattern proven effective`;
1463
+ responseText += `\n• PROVEN EXAMPLES: microsoft+typescript→VSCode(173K⭐), facebook+react→React(236K⭐)`;
1464
+ }
1465
+ // Add caching recommendations for testing-validated popular searches
1466
+ const validatedPopularTerms = [
1467
+ 'react', // 236K⭐ confirmed
1468
+ 'typescript', // 105K⭐ confirmed
1469
+ 'javascript',
1470
+ 'python',
1471
+ 'nodejs',
1472
+ 'vue',
1473
+ 'angular',
1474
+ 'tensorflow', // 190K⭐ confirmed
1475
+ ];
1476
+ if (validatedPopularTerms.includes(args.query.toLowerCase())) {
1477
+ responseText += `\n• CACHE CANDIDATE: "${args.query}" is a testing-validated high-value search term`;
1478
+ }
1479
+ }
1480
+ return {
1481
+ content: [
1482
+ {
1483
+ type: 'text',
1484
+ text: responseText,
1485
+ },
1486
+ ],
1487
+ isError: false,
2695
1488
  };
2696
- return await searchGitHubRepos(sanitizedArgs);
2697
1489
  }
2698
1490
  catch (error) {
1491
+ const fallbacks = generateFallbackSuggestions(args);
1492
+ const errorMessage = `❌ Repository search failed: ${error.message}
1493
+
1494
+ 🔄 RECOMMENDED FALLBACK WORKFLOW:
1495
+ ${fallbacks.map(f => `• ${f}`).join('\n')}
1496
+
1497
+ 💡 PRODUCTION NOTE: This tool is a last resort. For reliable discovery:
1498
+ 1. Start with npm_search_packages for package-based discovery
1499
+ 2. Use github_search_topics for ecosystem terminology
1500
+ 3. Use npm_get_package to extract repository URLs
1501
+ 4. Only use repository search when NPM + Topics completely fail`;
2699
1502
  return {
2700
1503
  content: [
2701
1504
  {
2702
1505
  type: 'text',
2703
- text: `Failed to search GitHub repositories: ${error.message}`,
1506
+ text: errorMessage,
2704
1507
  },
2705
1508
  ],
2706
1509
  isError: true,
@@ -2710,6 +1513,10 @@ function registerSearchGitHubReposTool(server) {
2710
1513
  }
2711
1514
 
2712
1515
  async function searchGitHubCommits(params) {
1516
+ // Validate required query parameter
1517
+ if (!params.query || params.query.trim() === '') {
1518
+ return createErrorResult$1('Search query required', new Error('GitHub commit search requires a non-empty query parameter'));
1519
+ }
2713
1520
  const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-commits', params);
2714
1521
  return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
2715
1522
  try {
@@ -2794,6 +1601,7 @@ function registerSearchGitHubCommitsTool(server) {
2794
1601
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_COMMITS, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_COMMITS], {
2795
1602
  query: z
2796
1603
  .string()
1604
+ .min(1, 'Search query cannot be empty')
2797
1605
  .describe("The search query to find commits - start with single keyword (e.g., 'bug', 'refactor', 'feature'). Cannot be empty as GitHub requires search text for commit searches."),
2798
1606
  owner: z
2799
1607
  .string()
@@ -2851,6 +1659,18 @@ function registerSearchGitHubCommitsTool(server) {
2851
1659
  openWorldHint: true,
2852
1660
  }, async (args) => {
2853
1661
  try {
1662
+ // Validate required query parameter
1663
+ if (!args.query || args.query.trim() === '') {
1664
+ return {
1665
+ content: [
1666
+ {
1667
+ type: 'text',
1668
+ text: 'Search query is required for GitHub commit search. GitHub requires search text for commit searches.',
1669
+ },
1670
+ ],
1671
+ isError: true,
1672
+ };
1673
+ }
2854
1674
  return await searchGitHubCommits(args);
2855
1675
  }
2856
1676
  catch (error) {
@@ -2958,6 +1778,7 @@ function registerSearchGitHubPullRequestsTool(server) {
2958
1778
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_PULL_REQUESTS, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_PULL_REQUESTS], {
2959
1779
  query: z
2960
1780
  .string()
1781
+ .min(1, 'Search query is required and cannot be empty')
2961
1782
  .describe("The search query to find pull requests (e.g., 'bug fix', 'feature implementation', 'code review')"),
2962
1783
  owner: z
2963
1784
  .string()
@@ -3035,14 +1856,66 @@ function registerSearchGitHubPullRequestsTool(server) {
3035
1856
  openWorldHint: true,
3036
1857
  }, async (args) => {
3037
1858
  try {
3038
- return await searchGitHubPullRequests(args);
1859
+ return await searchGitHubPullRequests(args);
1860
+ }
1861
+ catch (error) {
1862
+ return {
1863
+ content: [
1864
+ {
1865
+ type: 'text',
1866
+ text: `Failed to search GitHub pull requests: ${error.message}`,
1867
+ },
1868
+ ],
1869
+ isError: true,
1870
+ };
1871
+ }
1872
+ });
1873
+ }
1874
+
1875
+ async function getUserOrganizations(params) {
1876
+ const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-orgs', params);
1877
+ return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
1878
+ try {
1879
+ const limit = params.limit || 30;
1880
+ const args = ['list', `--limit=${limit}`];
1881
+ const result = await executeGitHubCommand('org', args, { cache: false });
1882
+ if (result.isError) {
1883
+ return result;
1884
+ }
1885
+ // Extract the actual content from the exec result
1886
+ const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1887
+ const output = execResult.result;
1888
+ return {
1889
+ content: [
1890
+ {
1891
+ type: 'text',
1892
+ text: `GitHub Organizations for authenticated user:
1893
+
1894
+ ${output}
1895
+
1896
+ IMPORTANT: Use any of these organization names as the 'owner' parameter in other search tools:
1897
+ - search_github_code
1898
+ - search_github_repos
1899
+ - search_github_commits
1900
+ - search_github_pull_requests
1901
+ - fetch_github_file_content
1902
+ - view_repository
1903
+
1904
+ Example: If you see a private repository in the list above, use the organization name as the 'owner' to filter results to that organization.
1905
+ If the search for code or repositories by owner fails, try searching without an owner filter`,
1906
+ },
1907
+ ],
1908
+ isError: false,
1909
+ };
3039
1910
  }
3040
1911
  catch (error) {
3041
1912
  return {
3042
1913
  content: [
3043
1914
  {
3044
1915
  type: 'text',
3045
- text: `Failed to search GitHub pull requests: ${error.message}`,
1916
+ text: `Failed to get user organizations: ${error.message}
1917
+
1918
+ Make sure you are authenticated with GitHub CLI (gh auth login) and have access to organizations.`,
3046
1919
  },
3047
1920
  ],
3048
1921
  isError: true,
@@ -3082,6 +1955,50 @@ function registerGetUserOrganizationsTool(server) {
3082
1955
  });
3083
1956
  }
3084
1957
 
1958
+ async function npmSearch(args) {
1959
+ const { query, json = true, searchlimit = 50 } = args;
1960
+ try {
1961
+ const args = [`"${query}"`, `--searchlimit=${searchlimit}`];
1962
+ if (json)
1963
+ args.push('--json');
1964
+ const result = await executeNpmCommand('search', args, {
1965
+ cache: true,
1966
+ });
1967
+ if (result.isError) {
1968
+ return result;
1969
+ }
1970
+ if (json) {
1971
+ try {
1972
+ const commandOutput = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
1973
+ const searchResults = commandOutput.result;
1974
+ const enhancedResults = {
1975
+ searchQuery: query,
1976
+ resultCount: Array.isArray(searchResults) ? searchResults.length : 0,
1977
+ searchLimitApplied: searchlimit,
1978
+ results: searchResults,
1979
+ searchTips: !searchResults ||
1980
+ (Array.isArray(searchResults) && searchResults.length === 0)
1981
+ ? "Try broader terms like 'react', 'cli', or 'typescript'"
1982
+ : Array.isArray(searchResults) &&
1983
+ searchResults.length >= searchlimit
1984
+ ? 'Results limited. Use more specific terms to narrow down.'
1985
+ : 'Good result set size for analysis.',
1986
+ timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),
1987
+ };
1988
+ return createSuccessResult$1(enhancedResults);
1989
+ }
1990
+ catch (parseError) {
1991
+ // Fallback to raw output if JSON parsing fails
1992
+ return result;
1993
+ }
1994
+ }
1995
+ return result;
1996
+ }
1997
+ catch (error) {
1998
+ return createErrorResult$1('Failed to execute npm search', error);
1999
+ }
2000
+ }
2001
+
3085
2002
  function registerNpmSearchTool(server) {
3086
2003
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.NPM_SEARCH_PACKAGES], {
3087
2004
  query: z
@@ -3121,6 +2038,104 @@ function registerNpmSearchTool(server) {
3121
2038
  });
3122
2039
  }
3123
2040
 
2041
+ async function viewRepositoryStructure(params) {
2042
+ const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-repo-structure', params);
2043
+ return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
2044
+ const { owner, repo, branch, path: requestedPath = '' } = params;
2045
+ const directoryListing = [];
2046
+ let apiResponse = null;
2047
+ let actualBranch = branch;
2048
+ // Define branch fallback order
2049
+ const branchFallbacks = [branch, 'main', 'master', 'develop', 'trunk'];
2050
+ try {
2051
+ // Construct the path segment
2052
+ const pathSegment = requestedPath.startsWith('/')
2053
+ ? requestedPath.substring(1)
2054
+ : requestedPath;
2055
+ // Try each branch in the fallback order
2056
+ let lastError = null;
2057
+ let success = false;
2058
+ for (const tryBranch of branchFallbacks) {
2059
+ try {
2060
+ const apiPath = `repos/${owner}/${repo}/contents/${pathSegment}?ref=${tryBranch}`;
2061
+ const args = [apiPath];
2062
+ const result = await executeGitHubCommand('api', args, {
2063
+ cache: false,
2064
+ });
2065
+ if (result.isError) {
2066
+ throw new Error(result.content[0].text);
2067
+ }
2068
+ // Extract the actual content from the exec result
2069
+ const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
2070
+ const items = JSON.parse(execResult.result);
2071
+ // If we get here, the request succeeded
2072
+ apiResponse = items;
2073
+ actualBranch = tryBranch;
2074
+ success = true;
2075
+ // Populate directoryListing with names of items at the current path
2076
+ if (Array.isArray(items)) {
2077
+ for (const item of items) {
2078
+ let itemName = item.name;
2079
+ if (item.type === 'dir') {
2080
+ itemName += '/';
2081
+ }
2082
+ directoryListing.push(itemName);
2083
+ }
2084
+ }
2085
+ else if (items) {
2086
+ // Handle single file case (though unusual for structure view)
2087
+ if (items.name) {
2088
+ directoryListing.push(items.type === 'dir' ? `${items.name}/` : items.name);
2089
+ }
2090
+ }
2091
+ break; // Success, exit the loop
2092
+ }
2093
+ catch (error) {
2094
+ lastError = error instanceof Error ? error : new Error(String(error));
2095
+ // If this is not a 404 error (branch not found), or if it's the last attempt, break
2096
+ const errorMessage = lastError.message.toLowerCase();
2097
+ if (!errorMessage.includes('no commit found') &&
2098
+ !errorMessage.includes('404') &&
2099
+ !errorMessage.includes('not found')) {
2100
+ // This is a different kind of error (permissions, network, etc.), don't continue fallback
2101
+ break;
2102
+ }
2103
+ // Continue to next branch fallback
2104
+ continue;
2105
+ }
2106
+ }
2107
+ if (!success) {
2108
+ // All branch attempts failed
2109
+ const attemptedBranches = branchFallbacks.join(', ');
2110
+ throw new Error(`Failed to access repository structure. Tried branches: ${attemptedBranches}. ` +
2111
+ `Last error: ${lastError?.message || 'Unknown error'}`);
2112
+ }
2113
+ directoryListing.sort(); // Sort for consistent output
2114
+ const result = {
2115
+ owner,
2116
+ repo,
2117
+ branch: actualBranch, // Include the branch that actually worked
2118
+ structure: directoryListing,
2119
+ rawOutput: apiResponse,
2120
+ // Add metadata about branch fallback if different from requested
2121
+ ...(actualBranch !== branch && {
2122
+ branchFallback: {
2123
+ requested: branch,
2124
+ used: actualBranch,
2125
+ message: `Branch '${branch}' not found, used '${actualBranch}' instead`,
2126
+ },
2127
+ }),
2128
+ };
2129
+ return createSuccessResult$1(result);
2130
+ }
2131
+ catch (error) {
2132
+ // Final error handling with comprehensive error message
2133
+ const errorMessage = error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error);
2134
+ return createErrorResult$1(`Failed to view GitHub repository structure for ${owner}/${repo} at path '${requestedPath}': ${errorMessage}`, error);
2135
+ }
2136
+ });
2137
+ }
2138
+
3124
2139
  function registerViewRepositoryStructureTool(server) {
3125
2140
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_GET_CONTENTS], {
3126
2141
  owner: z
@@ -3159,13 +2174,124 @@ function registerViewRepositoryStructureTool(server) {
3159
2174
  });
3160
2175
  }
3161
2176
 
2177
+ async function searchGitHubIssues(params) {
2178
+ const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-issues', params);
2179
+ return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
2180
+ try {
2181
+ const { command, args } = buildGitHubIssuesSearchCommand(params);
2182
+ const result = await executeGitHubCommand(command, args, {
2183
+ cache: false,
2184
+ });
2185
+ if (result.isError) {
2186
+ return result;
2187
+ }
2188
+ // Extract the actual content from the exec result
2189
+ const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
2190
+ const content = execResult.result;
2191
+ const searchResult = {
2192
+ searchType: 'issues',
2193
+ query: params.query || '',
2194
+ results: content,
2195
+ rawOutput: content,
2196
+ };
2197
+ return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
2198
+ }
2199
+ catch (error) {
2200
+ return createErrorResult$1('Failed to search GitHub issues', error);
2201
+ }
2202
+ });
2203
+ }
2204
+ function buildGitHubIssuesSearchCommand(params) {
2205
+ // Build query following GitHub CLI patterns
2206
+ const queryParts = [];
2207
+ // Add main search query
2208
+ if (params.query) {
2209
+ const query = params.query.trim();
2210
+ queryParts.push(needsQuoting(query) ? `"${query}"` : query);
2211
+ }
2212
+ // Add repository/organization qualifiers
2213
+ if (params.owner && params.repo) {
2214
+ queryParts.push(`repo:${params.owner}/${params.repo}`);
2215
+ }
2216
+ else if (params.owner) {
2217
+ queryParts.push(`org:${params.owner}`);
2218
+ }
2219
+ // Construct query string
2220
+ const queryString = queryParts.filter(part => part.length > 0).join(' ');
2221
+ const args = ['issues', queryString];
2222
+ // Add individual flags for additional qualifiers
2223
+ if (params.app)
2224
+ args.push(`--app=${params.app}`);
2225
+ if (params.archived !== undefined)
2226
+ args.push(`--archived=${params.archived}`);
2227
+ if (params.author)
2228
+ args.push(`--author=${params.author}`);
2229
+ if (params.assignee)
2230
+ args.push(`--assignee=${params.assignee}`);
2231
+ if (params.closed)
2232
+ args.push(`--closed=${params.closed}`);
2233
+ if (params.commenter)
2234
+ args.push(`--commenter=${params.commenter}`);
2235
+ if (params.comments !== undefined)
2236
+ args.push(`--comments=${params.comments}`);
2237
+ if (params.created)
2238
+ args.push(`--created=${params.created}`);
2239
+ if (params.includePrs !== undefined)
2240
+ args.push(`--include-prs`);
2241
+ if (params.interactions !== undefined)
2242
+ args.push(`--interactions=${params.interactions}`);
2243
+ if (params.involves)
2244
+ args.push(`--involves=${params.involves}`);
2245
+ if (params.labels)
2246
+ args.push(`--label=${params.labels}`);
2247
+ if (params.language)
2248
+ args.push(`--language=${params.language}`);
2249
+ if (params.locked !== undefined)
2250
+ args.push(`--locked=${params.locked}`);
2251
+ if (params.match)
2252
+ args.push(`--match=${params.match}`);
2253
+ if (params.mentions)
2254
+ args.push(`--mentions=${params.mentions}`);
2255
+ if (params.milestone)
2256
+ args.push(`--milestone=${params.milestone}`);
2257
+ if (params.noAssignee !== undefined)
2258
+ args.push(`--no-assignee`);
2259
+ if (params.noLabel !== undefined)
2260
+ args.push(`--no-label`);
2261
+ if (params.noMilestone !== undefined)
2262
+ args.push(`--no-milestone`);
2263
+ if (params.noProject !== undefined)
2264
+ args.push(`--no-project`);
2265
+ if (params.project)
2266
+ args.push(`--project=${params.project}`);
2267
+ if (params.reactions !== undefined)
2268
+ args.push(`--reactions=${params.reactions}`);
2269
+ if (params.state)
2270
+ args.push(`--state=${params.state}`);
2271
+ if (params.teamMentions)
2272
+ args.push(`--team-mentions=${params.teamMentions}`);
2273
+ if (params.updated)
2274
+ args.push(`--updated=${params.updated}`);
2275
+ if (params.visibility)
2276
+ args.push(`--visibility=${params.visibility}`);
2277
+ if (params.limit)
2278
+ args.push(`--limit=${params.limit}`);
2279
+ if (params.sort)
2280
+ args.push(`--sort=${params.sort}`);
2281
+ if (params.order)
2282
+ args.push(`--order=${params.order}`);
2283
+ return { command: 'search', args };
2284
+ }
2285
+
3162
2286
  function registerSearchGitHubIssuesTool(server) {
3163
2287
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_ISSUES, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_ISSUES], {
3164
2288
  query: z
3165
2289
  .string()
2290
+ .min(1, 'Search query is required and cannot be empty')
3166
2291
  .describe("The search query to find issues (e.g., 'bug fix', 'feature request', 'documentation')"),
3167
2292
  owner: z
3168
2293
  .string()
2294
+ .min(1, 'Owner is required and cannot be empty')
3169
2295
  .describe("Filter by repository owner/organization (e.g., 'example-org')"),
3170
2296
  repo: z
3171
2297
  .string()
@@ -3297,96 +2423,75 @@ function registerSearchGitHubIssuesTool(server) {
3297
2423
  });
3298
2424
  }
3299
2425
 
3300
- function registerSearchGitHubDiscussionsTool(server) {
3301
- server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_DISCUSSIONS, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_DISCUSSIONS], {
3302
- query: z
3303
- .string()
3304
- .describe("The search query to find discussions (e.g., 'deployment help', 'authentication tutorial', 'best practices')"),
3305
- owner: z
3306
- .string()
3307
- .describe("Filter by repository owner/organization (e.g., 'example-org')"),
3308
- repo: z
3309
- .string()
3310
- .optional()
3311
- .describe("Filter by specific repository name (e.g., 'cli/cli'). Note: Always do exploratory search without repo filter first"),
3312
- author: z.string().optional().describe('Filter by discussion author'),
3313
- assignee: z.string().optional().describe('Filter by assignee'),
3314
- mentions: z.string().optional().describe('Filter based on user mentions'),
3315
- commenter: z
3316
- .string()
3317
- .optional()
3318
- .describe('Filter based on comments by user'),
3319
- involves: z
3320
- .string()
3321
- .optional()
3322
- .describe('Filter based on involvement of user'),
3323
- category: z
3324
- .string()
3325
- .optional()
3326
- .describe("Filter by discussion category (e.g., 'Q&A', 'General', 'Show and Tell')"),
3327
- answered: z
3328
- .boolean()
3329
- .optional()
3330
- .describe('Filter by answered state (true for answered discussions only)'),
3331
- created: z
3332
- .string()
3333
- .optional()
3334
- .describe("Filter based on created date (e.g., '>2022-01-01', '<2023-12-31')"),
3335
- updated: z.string().optional().describe('Filter on last updated date'),
3336
- sort: z
3337
- .enum([
3338
- 'comments',
3339
- 'reactions',
3340
- 'reactions-+1',
3341
- 'reactions--1',
3342
- 'reactions-smile',
3343
- 'reactions-thinking_face',
3344
- 'reactions-heart',
3345
- 'reactions-tada',
3346
- 'interactions',
3347
- 'created',
3348
- 'updated',
3349
- ])
3350
- .optional()
3351
- .describe('Sort discussions by specified criteria'),
3352
- order: z
3353
- .enum(['asc', 'desc'])
3354
- .optional()
3355
- .default('desc')
3356
- .describe('Order of results returned (default: desc)'),
3357
- limit: z
3358
- .number()
3359
- .optional()
3360
- .default(50)
3361
- .describe('Maximum number of discussions to return (default: 50)'),
3362
- }, {
3363
- title: 'Search GitHub Discussions',
3364
- readOnlyHint: true,
3365
- destructiveHint: false,
3366
- idempotentHint: true,
3367
- openWorldHint: true,
3368
- }, async (args) => {
2426
+ async function searchGitHubTopics(params) {
2427
+ const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-topics', params);
2428
+ return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
3369
2429
  try {
3370
- return await searchGitHubDiscussions(args);
2430
+ const { command, args } = buildGitHubTopicsAPICommand(params);
2431
+ const result = await executeGitHubCommand(command, args, {
2432
+ cache: false,
2433
+ });
2434
+ if (result.isError) {
2435
+ return result;
2436
+ }
2437
+ // Extract the actual content from the exec result
2438
+ const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
2439
+ const content = execResult.result;
2440
+ const searchResult = {
2441
+ searchType: 'topics',
2442
+ query: params.query || '',
2443
+ results: content,
2444
+ rawOutput: content,
2445
+ };
2446
+ return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
3371
2447
  }
3372
2448
  catch (error) {
3373
- return {
3374
- content: [
3375
- {
3376
- type: 'text',
3377
- text: `Failed to search GitHub discussions: ${error.message}`,
3378
- },
3379
- ],
3380
- isError: true,
3381
- };
2449
+ return createErrorResult$1('Failed to search GitHub topics', error);
3382
2450
  }
3383
2451
  });
3384
2452
  }
2453
+ function buildGitHubTopicsAPICommand(params) {
2454
+ // Build GitHub API search query for topics
2455
+ const searchQuery = params.query || '';
2456
+ // Add filters to the search query
2457
+ const queryParts = [searchQuery];
2458
+ if (params.featured)
2459
+ queryParts.push('is:featured');
2460
+ if (params.curated)
2461
+ queryParts.push('is:curated');
2462
+ if (params.repositories)
2463
+ queryParts.push(`repositories:${params.repositories}`);
2464
+ if (params.created)
2465
+ queryParts.push(`created:${params.created}`);
2466
+ const finalQuery = queryParts.join(' ').trim();
2467
+ // Use GitHub API to search topics
2468
+ let apiPath = 'search/topics';
2469
+ const queryParams = [];
2470
+ if (finalQuery) {
2471
+ queryParams.push(`q=${encodeURIComponent(finalQuery)}`);
2472
+ }
2473
+ // Add pagination parameters
2474
+ const limit = params.limit || 30;
2475
+ queryParams.push(`per_page=${limit}`);
2476
+ // Add owner parameter if provided
2477
+ if (params.owner) {
2478
+ queryParams.push(`owner=${encodeURIComponent(params.owner)}`);
2479
+ }
2480
+ if (params.sort)
2481
+ queryParams.push(`sort=${params.sort}`);
2482
+ if (params.order)
2483
+ queryParams.push(`order=${params.order}`);
2484
+ if (queryParams.length > 0) {
2485
+ apiPath += `?${queryParams.join('&')}`;
2486
+ }
2487
+ return { command: 'api', args: [apiPath] };
2488
+ }
3385
2489
 
3386
2490
  function registerSearchGitHubTopicsTool(server) {
3387
2491
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_TOPICS], {
3388
2492
  query: z
3389
2493
  .string()
2494
+ .min(1, 'Search query is required and cannot be empty')
3390
2495
  .describe("The search query to find topics (e.g., 'react', 'react+typescript', 'machine-learning')"),
3391
2496
  owner: z
3392
2497
  .string()
@@ -3446,13 +2551,79 @@ function registerSearchGitHubTopicsTool(server) {
3446
2551
  });
3447
2552
  }
3448
2553
 
2554
+ async function searchGitHubUsers(params) {
2555
+ const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('gh-users', params);
2556
+ return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
2557
+ try {
2558
+ const { command, args } = buildGitHubUsersAPICommand(params);
2559
+ const result = await executeGitHubCommand(command, args, {
2560
+ cache: false,
2561
+ });
2562
+ if (result.isError) {
2563
+ return result;
2564
+ }
2565
+ // Extract the actual content from the exec result
2566
+ const execResult = JSON.parse(result.content[0].text);
2567
+ const content = execResult.result;
2568
+ const searchResult = {
2569
+ searchType: 'users',
2570
+ query: params.query || '',
2571
+ results: content,
2572
+ rawOutput: content,
2573
+ };
2574
+ return createSuccessResult$1(searchResult);
2575
+ }
2576
+ catch (error) {
2577
+ return createErrorResult$1('Failed to search GitHub users', error);
2578
+ }
2579
+ });
2580
+ }
2581
+ function buildGitHubUsersAPICommand(params) {
2582
+ // Build GitHub API search query for users
2583
+ const searchQuery = params.query || '';
2584
+ // Add filters to the search query
2585
+ const queryParts = [searchQuery];
2586
+ if (params.type)
2587
+ queryParts.push(`type:${params.type}`);
2588
+ if (params.location)
2589
+ queryParts.push(`location:"${params.location}"`);
2590
+ if (params.language)
2591
+ queryParts.push(`language:${params.language}`);
2592
+ if (params.followers)
2593
+ queryParts.push(`followers:${params.followers}`);
2594
+ if (params.repos)
2595
+ queryParts.push(`repos:${params.repos}`);
2596
+ if (params.created)
2597
+ queryParts.push(`created:${params.created}`);
2598
+ const finalQuery = queryParts.join(' ').trim();
2599
+ // Use GitHub API to search users
2600
+ let apiPath = 'search/users';
2601
+ const queryParams = [];
2602
+ if (finalQuery) {
2603
+ queryParams.push(`q=${encodeURIComponent(finalQuery)}`);
2604
+ }
2605
+ // Add pagination parameters
2606
+ const limit = params.limit || 30;
2607
+ queryParams.push(`per_page=${limit}`);
2608
+ if (params.sort)
2609
+ queryParams.push(`sort=${params.sort}`);
2610
+ if (params.order)
2611
+ queryParams.push(`order=${params.order}`);
2612
+ if (queryParams.length > 0) {
2613
+ apiPath += `?${queryParams.join('&')}`;
2614
+ }
2615
+ return { command: 'api', args: [apiPath] };
2616
+ }
2617
+
3449
2618
  function registerSearchGitHubUsersTool(server) {
3450
2619
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_USERS, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.GITHUB_SEARCH_USERS], {
3451
2620
  query: z
3452
2621
  .string()
2622
+ .min(1, 'Search query is required and cannot be empty')
3453
2623
  .describe("The search query to find users/organizations (e.g., 'react developer', 'python', 'machine learning')"),
3454
2624
  owner: z
3455
2625
  .string()
2626
+ .min(1, 'Owner is required and cannot be empty')
3456
2627
  .describe("Filter by repository owner/organization (e.g., 'example-org') obtained from the appropriate tool for fetching user organizations"),
3457
2628
  type: z
3458
2629
  .enum(['user', 'org'])
@@ -3516,6 +2687,38 @@ function registerSearchGitHubUsersTool(server) {
3516
2687
  });
3517
2688
  }
3518
2689
 
2690
+ async function npmPackageStats(packageName) {
2691
+ const cacheKey = generateCacheKey('npm-stats', { packageName });
2692
+ return withCache(cacheKey, async () => {
2693
+ try {
2694
+ // Execute multiple commands in parallel using executeNpmCommand
2695
+ const commands = [
2696
+ executeNpmCommand('view', [packageName, 'time', '--json']),
2697
+ executeNpmCommand('view', [packageName, 'versions', '--json']),
2698
+ executeNpmCommand('view', [packageName, 'dist-tags', '--json']),
2699
+ ];
2700
+ const results = await Promise.allSettled(commands);
2701
+ const stats = {
2702
+ packageName,
2703
+ releaseHistory: results[0].status === 'fulfilled' && !results[0].value.isError
2704
+ ? JSON.parse(results[0].value.content[0].text).result
2705
+ : null,
2706
+ versions: results[1].status === 'fulfilled' && !results[1].value.isError
2707
+ ? JSON.parse(results[1].value.content[0].text).result
2708
+ : null,
2709
+ distTags: results[2].status === 'fulfilled' && !results[2].value.isError
2710
+ ? JSON.parse(results[2].value.content[0].text).result
2711
+ : null,
2712
+ analyzedAt: new Date().toISOString(),
2713
+ };
2714
+ return createSuccessResult$1(stats);
2715
+ }
2716
+ catch (error) {
2717
+ return createErrorResult$1('Failed to get npm package statistics', error);
2718
+ }
2719
+ });
2720
+ }
2721
+
3519
2722
  function registerNpmPackageStatsTool(server) {
3520
2723
  server.tool(TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE_STATS, TOOL_DESCRIPTIONS[TOOL_NAMES.NPM_GET_PACKAGE_STATS], {
3521
2724
  packageName: z
@@ -4406,7 +3609,8 @@ function registerAllTools(server) {
4406
3609
  registerNpmSearchTool(server);
4407
3610
  registerViewRepositoryStructureTool(server);
4408
3611
  registerSearchGitHubIssuesTool(server);
4409
- registerSearchGitHubDiscussionsTool(server);
3612
+ // TODO: add discussions tool after fixing API
3613
+ //Tools.registerSearchGitHubDiscussionsTool(server);
4410
3614
  registerSearchGitHubTopicsTool(server);
4411
3615
  registerSearchGitHubUsersTool(server);
4412
3616
  registerNpmPackageStatsTool(server);