JustClaw-It

Pro feature. Assemble a starter project from 3-8 complementary licence-cleared components for what you are building: file tree, files with attribution headers, a README listing every source and licence, a NOTICE file and install commands. Cost: 10 credits per call (Pro plan; other plans get an upgrade message and are not charged). Parameters: prompt (required) -- what you are building, e.g. "saas with stripe billing and magic-link login". stack -- optional, e.g. "nextjs" or "python fastapi". Returns JSON with files, tree, readme, notice, install commands and credits_charged. Example: compose_starter(prompt="todo api with jwt auth", stack="python fastapi")

Live size of the library: total licence-cleared components, how many carry full source, source repositories, languages and repositories by licence class. Use it to tell the user how much is searchable. Cost: 0 credits (free; needs a free key). No parameters. Returns JSON counts, refreshed every 15 minutes. Example: library_stats()

Find alternatives to a component you already have: other licence-cleared implementations of the same job, to compare scores, licences and stacks. Cost: 0 credits (free; needs a free key). Parameters: id (required) -- a component id from search_components. limit -- how many (default 8). Returns JSON {"results": [...]} in the same shape as search_components (no code body). Example: find_similar(id="<id from search_components>", limit=5)

Pull one component's full source code to reuse in the project, with its licence, copyright holder, GitHub permalink and an attribution header to keep with the copied code. Cost: 1 credit per call (needs a free key; refunded if the id is not available). Re-pulling a component you already pulled still costs 1 credit. Parameters: id (required) -- a component id from search_components or find_similar. Returns JSON with the full source, licence, attribution header, GitHub permalink, repo, path, language and quality scores. Example: get_component(id="<id from search_components>")

Pro feature. Pull a component together with the files it imports from its own repository, so it runs without hunting for helpers: each file with source and licence/attribution header, plus a manifest of files, npm/pip packages and install commands. Cost: 3 credits per call (Pro plan; other plans get an upgrade message and are not charged). Parameters: component_id (required) -- an id from search_components. Returns JSON with the files, manifest, licences and credits_charged. Example: get_component_bundle(component_id="<id from search_components>")

List the function tags (categories) in the library with how many components each has; the values search_components accepts as `category`. Cost: 0 credits (free; needs a free key). Parameters: limit -- how many tags, most-used first (default 40). Returns JSON {"categories": [{"tag": ..., "count": ...}, ...]}. Example: list_categories(limit=20)

List every source repository in the library with its SPDX licence and copyright holder, i.e. the NOTICE data behind the attribution on each component. Use it to build a NOTICE file or to check a repo's licence. Cost: 0 credits (free; needs a free key). No parameters. Returns JSON {"licenses": [...]}, one entry per source repository. Example: list_licenses()

Find existing, licence-cleared code (functions, classes, handlers, modules) mined from real open-source repositories, before writing it from scratch. Cost: 0 credits (free). Works without an API key with a small per-network limit; a free key raises the limits. Every result is licence-cleared with attribution: its SPDX licence, copyright holder and a GitHub permalink come with it. Parameters: query (required) -- describe the job in plain words, e.g. "verify stripe webhook signature in python". limit -- results per page (default 8; capped by plan). category -- a function tag from list_categories, e.g. "auth". language -- python, typescript, javascript, go, rust, java, ... . license -- 'permissive' (MIT/BSD/Apache/ISC; use it when the code goes into a product), 'commercial-safe' (adds weak copyleft such as MPL-2.0), 'open-source' or 'any' (default). min_composite -- minimum 0-10 quality score, e.g. 7. offset -- pagination. max_per_repo -- cap per source repo (0 = no cap). Returns JSON {"results": [...]}, each with id, name, description, repo, path, language, license, composite and five sub-scores, similarity and permalink. No code body: pass the id to get_component for the source. Example: search_components(query="express jwt auth middleware", language="javascript", license="permissive", min_composite=7)