A tool designed to debug Structurizr DSL syntax issues within Cursor IDE by integrating via Model Context Protocol (MCP), offering real-time error detection, analysis, and suggested corrections.
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Apr 11 2025
A tool designed to debug Structurizr DSL syntax issues within Cursor IDE by integrating via Model Context Protocol (MCP), offering real-time error detection, analysis, and suggested corrections.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 11 2025
Jenner Torrence
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What is Structurizr DSL Debugger for Cursor?
This MCP server connects to Structurizr DSL rendered in the browser and communicates with Cursor IDE. It detects syntax errors in real-time, captures these errors, and provides intelligent fix suggestions. It requires setup with Node.js, Chrome debugging, and Structurizr Lite to function. Users can monitor errors, receive fixes, and manage errors efficiently, streamlining the process of debugging and optimizing Structurizr models in the development environment.
Who will use Structurizr DSL Debugger for Cursor?
- Developers working with Structurizr DSL
- UIDEs developers
- Diagram modelers
- Software architects
- MCP integrators
How to use the Structurizr DSL Debugger for Cursor?
- Step1: Run Structurizr Lite locally or on server.
- Step2: Launch Chrome with remote debugging enabled.
- Step3: Clone and install dependencies of the MCP debugger repository.
- Step4: Connect MCP server to Chrome debugging port and Structurizr port.
- Step5: Use Cursor IDE with MCP tools for error detection and fixing.
Structurizr DSL Debugger for Cursor's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Real-time syntax error detection
- Error fix suggestions
- Browser and Cursor IDE integration
- Configurable port and settings
- Error history and logs
The Benefits
- Efficient debugging of Structurizr DSL models
- Increased productivity with automatic error detection
- Simplified error resolution with suggestions
- Seamless integration into existing IDE workflows
- Supports real-time monitoring and error management
Structurizr DSL Debugger for Cursor's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Architectural diagram validation in development
- Automated error detection during diagram editing
- Integration in CI/CD pipelines for model validation
- Real-time debugging for Structurizr DSL in team collaborations
FAQs of Structurizr DSL Debugger for Cursor
Developer
- ViperJuice
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