smithery/unknownbreaker

parse-ast

Parse TCL code and display the AST

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/unknownbreaker --skill parse-ast

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SKILL.md

Parse TCL code and display the resulting Abstract Syntax Tree.

Usage

/parse-ast <file.tcl> - Parse a TCL file and show AST /parse-ast - Parse code from clipboard/input

Commands

Parse a TCL file:

tclsh tcl/core/ast/builder.tcl $ARGUMENTS

Output

Display the JSON AST with:

  1. Root node structure
  2. Children nodes (procedures, variables, control flow)
  3. Comments extracted
  4. Any parse errors

Example

Input:

proc hello {name} {
    puts "Hello, $name!"
}

Shows AST with procedure definition, parameters, and body.