hyper-mcp is a Rust-based Model Context Protocol server that loads and manages plugins (WASM binaries) at runtime.
- defuddle — Fetches web pages and converts them to clean Markdown. Use when you need content from a URL.
- context7 — Queries documentation for any library or framework. Always resolve the library ID first via
resolve_library_id, then query viaquery_docs. - sentrux — Enforces architectural constraints defined in
.sentrux/rules.toml. Runcheck_rulesbefore submitting changes to ensure compliance.
Always sign commits with -s (git commit -s). Never bypass git hooks. Resolve any lefthook errors from pre-commit or pre-push hooks before finishing.
Unit tests are mandatory for new functionality. Every new feature, module, or non-trivial change must be accompanied by tests. Do not add code without tests.
Rust code must pass cargo fmt and cargo clippy. Run both before submitting changes.
Sentrux session checks are mandatory. Always call session_start at the beginning of every session to establish a quality baseline. At the end of a session, call session_end to compare the final state against the baseline.
Quality drops must be called out. If session_end reports any degradation (modularity, acyclicity, depth, equality, or redundancy), document the specific violations and explain why they occurred. Do not ignore or silently accept quality declines.
Rescan boundaries. Call rescan whenever you make edits that may affect the quality signals (file creation, deletion, or structural changes). The scan picks up file changes since the last scan and re-evaluates the quality baseline. Always rescan after meaningful changes before running session_end to ensure the final comparison reflects the actual state of the codebase.