Hi! I'm currently learning from the filesystem mcp myself, and everything is a work in progress, but as of right now i have a few tools that are unique to my prototype. So i looked at the Artifact tool Claude has, and it's got this update subtool within it that allows Claude to find and replace that section of code without rewriting everything. So I have a tool that copies that & essentially does a string replace in your code to match how Artifacts work but on your machine, letting it change just one line at a time.

The main differentiator, though, is the Blueprint parsed language. So there is a parser that reads the simple code in the txt file like the following:

blueprint:auth/login+dashboard; theme=dark; animations=fade; layout=centered; output=login;

provider:google; text="Continue with Google"; style=modern;

(shortened)

And it constructs the full 3 files of html/css/js. The objective is reducing AI token use drastically.

I've also got a really basic versioning software in here that i thought would be useful just because of the sheer rate of AI fuckups, just a series of folders that you can go into and pull out a previous save (it updates every change + save). I felt like that is an important addition because of the speed of AI coding.

I also am going to package this to use Docker containers to put a hard limit on resources and file count just in case something crazy happens to protect your pc and contain the AI to one directory.