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    • Updated color schemes for technology tags to ensure a consistent and modern visual display.
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    • Enhanced AsyncAPI tool listings with refreshed titles, descriptions, links, and categorization for improved clarity and user navigation.

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This pull request updates two configuration files. The config/all-tags.json file is completely replaced with new uniform color values for multiple technologies, while its structure remains intact. The config/tools-automated.json file has its tool entries restructured and updated; titles, descriptions, links, and filters have been modified across different sections to better categorize and represent API and code-first tools. No changes were made to exported entities.

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config/all-tags.json Complete replacement of content; updated uniform color values (bg-[#61d0f2] and border-[#40ccf7]) for various technologies and languages; JSON structure remains unchanged.
config/tools-automated.json Restructured and updated tool entries across multiple sections, including renaming, new descriptions, modified links, and revised filters for APIs, Code-first tools, and Validators.

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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
config/tools-automated.json (1)

1563-1602: 💡 Verification agent

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Potential Language Field Mismatch in Generator Templates
Several entries in the “AsyncAPI Generator Templates” section—such as “Java Spring Cloud Stream Template”, “Java Template”, and “Java Spring Template” (lines 1563–1602 and 1660–1680)—have their filter for “language” set to ["javascript"] even though their titles and descriptions imply a Java-based template. Please verify that the language classification accurately reflects the intended technology for these templates.

Also applies to: 1660-1680


Action Required: Correct Language Filter in Java Template Configurations
The generator configurations for Java-based templates are presently set with a "language" filter of ["javascript"], resulting in a clear mismatch given the template titles and descriptions. Please verify that these entries (specifically in config/tools-automated.json on lines 1563–1602 for "Java Spring Cloud Stream Template" and "Java Template", as well as similar entries on lines 1660–1680) are intended for Java. If they are, update the "language" field to ["java"] to accurately reflect the underlying technology.

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config/tools-automated.json (3)

6-25: Duplicate “SIO-AsyncAPI” Entries Detected
Both entries for “SIO-AsyncAPI” (lines 6–25 and 27–48) share identical titles, descriptions, links, and filter settings. Please verify if having two identical entries is intentional for display or categorization purposes; if not, consider consolidating them.

Also applies to: 27-48


49-68: Duplicate “AsyncAPI Server API” Entries Detected
The “AsyncAPI Server API” tool appears twice (lines 49–68 and 70–88) reverting to the original title and description. Kindly confirm that both entries are required for your use case, or if one should be removed to avoid redundancy.

Also applies to: 70-88


889-956: Inconsistent GitHub Actions Entries
Within the GitHub Actions section (lines 889–956), multiple entries for “GitHub Action for Generator” are present—with one set having a null description and another offering an extended description and slightly different filter categories (e.g. “github-action” vs. “github-actions”). Please verify the intended naming and categorization to ensure consistency.

config/all-tags.json (2)

1-1: Duplicate Entries Check
There appear to be multiple entries for the same technology (e.g., "Socket.IO", "TypeScript", "AsyncAPI Generator", and others). Please verify if these duplicates are intentional for supporting different use cases or if they can be consolidated to reduce redundancy.


1-1: Trailing Newline Missing
It is best practice to include a trailing newline at the end of the file. Adding one can prevent potential diff issues and ensure compatibility with various tools.

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config/tools-automated.json (5)

95-115: Updated “Zod Sockets” Entry in Code-first Tools
The “Zod Sockets” tool entry (lines 95–115) now includes an updated description, revised links, and adjusted filtering (language set to Python, technologies to [“Socket.IO”, “Flask”], and categories updated to include “code-first”). These changes look consistent with the intended rebranding; please confirm that they align with your overall categorization strategy.


366-394: Duplicate “Golang AsyncAPI Code Generator” Entries
There are two almost identical entries for “Golang AsyncAPI Code Generator” (lines 366–394). Verify whether the duplication is intentional or if these entries should be merged.


433-474: Duplicate “AsyncAPI Modelina” Entries
The tool “AsyncAPI Modelina” appears twice with identical details (lines 433–474). Please check if this redundancy is by design or if consolidation is preferred.


1740-1756: Language Classification for HTML Template
The “HTML Template” entry (lines 1740–1756) currently lists its language as ["javascript"] while its technology filter includes “HTML.” Confirm whether the language should be updated to “HTML” or if the current setting is intentional (for example, if the generator is implemented in JavaScript).


1-1798: Overall Structure & Duplication Review
This configuration file has been extensively updated across various categories and tool sections. There are multiple duplicate or near-duplicate tool entries (e.g., in the APIs, Code Generator Templates, and GitHub Actions sections). Please review these duplications to ensure they are intentional and align with your design goals.

config/all-tags.json (1)

1-1: Uniform Color Update and JSON Structure Integrity
The file’s JSON structure is intact, and the update applies a uniform color palette ("bg-[#61d0f2]" for backgrounds and "border-[#40ccf7]" for borders) across many entries. Please confirm that this unification aligns with the current design guidelines and branding strategies.

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