radon-mcp

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radon-mcp

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Best practices for using Radon IDE's MCP tools when developing, debugging, and inspecting React Native and Expo apps. Use when interacting with a running app through Radon IDE - viewing screenshots, reading logs, inspecting the component tree, debugging network requests, reloading the app, or querying React Native documentation and library info. Trigger on: 'debug React Native', 'fix UI', 'network issues', 'build issues', 'Radon IDE', 'view screenshot', 'app logs', 'component tree', 'network inspector', 'reload app', 'React Native docs', 'library description', 'emulator', 'development viewport', 'view_screenshot', 'view_application_logs', 'view_component_tree', 'reload_application', 'view_network_logs', 'view_network_request_details', 'query_documentation', 'get_library_description', and every request involving live app inspection, debugging or development in a Radon IDE session.

Radon IDE MCP Tools

Best practices for Radon IDE's MCP tools for live React Native / Expo app inspection and debugging.

Read the relevant reference for the tool at hand. All references are in references/.

References

File	When to read
references/view-application-logs.md	When debugging any issues - call view_application_logs first for build, native, and runtime logs
references/view-screenshot.md	Inspecting the current visual state of the app, fixing visual bugs, making UI changes
references/view-component-tree.md	Understanding mounted component structure, resolving layout issues, finding context providers
references/view-network-logs.md	Inspecting network requests - paginated list of all HTTP traffic coming from and into the app
references/view-network-request-details.md	Drilling into a specific network request's headers, body, and metadata
references/reload-application.md	Reloading the app - choosing between JS reload, process restart, or full rebuild
references/query-documentation.md	Looking up React Native / Expo API docs from a curated knowledge base
references/get-library-description.md	Evaluating what an npm library does and whether it fits the task