Paste a developer error, get the real cause and the fix. Offline, zero-dependency explainers for CORS, ESM/CJS, npm ERESOLVE, ChunkLoadError, Postgres/Supabase DATABASE_URL and Next.js build errors.
claude mcp add dev-error-explainers -- npx -y dev-error-explainers
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first seen 2026-10-09 · last seen 2026-10-16 · seen 32× · listed by 7 sources
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**Paste an error. Get a deterministic explanation.** No LLM · no API · no network · no telemetry Output: Seven small, **pure** JavaScript modules with zero dependencies. Each one recognises the exact error text a developer pastes (from the browser console, npm, next build, curl -I, a Node.js stack trace…), explains *why* it happens, and returns concrete fixes with a link to the primary source where one exists (MDN, the Node.js docs, the npm docs, the PostgreSQL docs, the Supabase docs…). The same engine runs as a library, a CLI, a GitHub Action and an MCP server. Secrets: the CLI, the Action and the MCP server pass the input through redact() before it is analysed, with one exception: the DATABASE_URL doctor reads the raw postgres:// line (a password's exact characters decide the diagnosis), and never prints that password. Used directly as a library, six of the seven modules mask what looks like a secret before echoing it back; **the build-error decoder does not** — it quotes the matching lines of your build output as they are. Redaction has limits: see what it does not catch. Six of them power the free tools on **iloveblogs.blog/tools**, where you can try each one in the browser. | Module | Main export (dev-error-explainers) | What it explains | Try it live | |---|---|---|---| | cors-error-explainer | diagnoseCors | Chrome / Firefox / Safari "blocked by CORS policy" errors: missing or wrong Access-Control-Allow-* headers, preflight failures, credentials, mixed content — with a fix for your stack | CORS Error Explainer | | esm-cjs-explainer | explainEsmCjs | ERR_REQUIRE_ESM, "Cannot use import statement outside a module", "exports is not defined in ES module scope", ERR_UNKNOWN_FILE_EXTENSION ".ts", ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND, ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED — aware of your Node.js version | ESM/CJS Error Explainer | | npm-eresolve-explainer | analyseEresolveLog | npm ERR! ERESOLVE peer-dependency conflicts: who asks for which range, what is installed, and why they do not intersect | npm ERESOLVE Explainer | | chunk-cache-explainer | diagnoseChunkCache | ChunkLoadError / "Loading chunk failed" after a deploy: reads your response headers and finds the stale HTML, the CDN cache hit or the SPA fallback | ChunkLoadError Cache Checker | | database-url-doctor | diagnoseDatabaseUrl | Postgres / Supabase connection strings: pooler vs direct, port 5432 vs 6543, pgbouncer, SSL, unencoded password characters — with a corrected URL for Prisma, Drizzle, pg or psql | DATABASE_URL Doctor | | build-error-decoder | decodeBuildError | Failing next build / next dev output: Suspense bailouts, dynamic server usage, window is not defined, hydration mismatches, module resolution, heap out of memory, EADDRINUSE… | Next.js Build Error Decoder | | database-connection-explainer | explainDatabaseConnection | "Can't connect to the database" from Node.js apps on PostgreSQL: ECONNREFUSED (including ::1 localhost), ETIMEDOUT, ENOTFOUND, Prisma P1000 / P1001 / P1017, password authentication failed, no pg_hba.conf entry, too many clients, self-signed certificates. Generic network codes are only diagnosed next to a Postgres signal | No browser tool yet — rules and sources |