Provides documentation access for Python's hmr package, a fine-grained hot module reload framework that updates code at runtime without process restarts. The server exposes hmr's reactive programming engine and variable-level reloading capabilities, letting you query how it works with FastAPI, Flask, MCP servers, and other frameworks. Reach for this when you're evaluating hmr for a project and want to understand its signal-based dependency tracking, custom module implementation, or how it compares to traditional process-restart tools like uvicorn --reload. The docs cover the core library plus ecosystem packages like uvicorn-hmr and mcp-hmr. Accessible via streamable HTTP transport at pyth-on-line.promplate.dev.
claude mcp add --transport stdio promplate-hmr uvx hmr