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tree-sitter-language-pack MCP Reference
Use this skill when integrating tree-sitter-language-pack through Model Context Protocol tools, prompts, or resources.
cache_dir: Return the effective parser cache directory path.clean_cache: Delete all cached parser libraries from the cache directory.detect_language: Detect the language for a file path or source content. Returns the detected language name.download: Download parser libraries from the remote registry. Pass languages list, groups, or all=true. Set fresh=true to clean the cache first.info: Show whether a language is known, downloaded, and its cache path.list_languages: List languages. source: 'available' (default), 'downloaded', or 'manifest'. Optional substring filter.parse: Parse source code with a tree-sitter grammar. Returns the syntax tree as sexp or JSON.process: Run the code-intelligence pipeline on source code. Extracts structure, imports, exports, symbols, and more.
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