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Helps AI agents scaffold, preview, and write project starters.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "packkit-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use packkit-mcp to scaffold a modern npm package, and first inspect the available options and presets.
Returns the available configuration details and the project file tree.
Preview the file tree for this CLI configuration without writing anything to disk.
Outputs the directories and files that would be generated.
Use packkit-mcp to generate an HTTP service project and write it to disk.
Creates the corresponding project files on disk.
When a developer needs to start a modern npm package, CLI, HTTP service, or app, this tool can generate the scaffold directly. It is useful for initializing a project from an empty directory.
You can preview the full file tree for a configuration before writing files, which reduces trial and error. It is useful when you want to confirm the project structure first.
When you are unsure which generation options exist, you can inspect the full option/preset schema first and then choose how to generate the project.
It lets AI agents scaffold modern npm packages, CLIs, HTTP services, and apps as a native tool. It also provides three capabilities: inspecting the option/preset schema, previewing the file tree, and writing the project to disk.
It provides three tools: inspect the full option/preset schema, preview the file tree for a configuration, and write the project to disk.
It can generate modern npm packages, CLIs, HTTP services, and apps. For more details, see the source repository.
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Search npm packages, audit dependencies, and compare package details and size.
Access live NPM package data for version checks and dependency risk reviews.
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Search Preact docs, READMEs, and ecosystem packages for faster development reference.