Code Analyzer MCP Server
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About Code Analyzer MCP Server
MCP server for analyzing code for bugs, errors, and functionality issues
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Overview
What is Code Analyzer MCP Server?
An MCP server that provides tools to analyze code for bugs, errors, and functionality issues, with options to fix them. It supports JavaScript/TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and Python using ESLint, HTMLHint, Stylelint, and Pyright respectively.
How to use Code Analyzer MCP Server?
Install and configure in MCP settings, then restart VSCode or Claude. Use the analyze_code, fix_issues, and get_fix_suggestions tools via MCP client, specifying path and optional language or fix flag.
Key features of Code Analyzer MCP Server
- Analyze JavaScript/TypeScript code using ESLint
- Analyze HTML code using HTMLHint
- Analyze CSS code using Stylelint
- Analyze Python code using Pyright
- Automatically fix issues when possible
- Get suggestions for fixing identified issues
Use cases of Code Analyzer MCP Server
- Check JavaScript files for errors and automatically fix them
- Validate HTML markup for compliance and correctness
- Lint CSS stylesheets for syntax and best practices
- Analyze Python code for type and logic issues
- Get targeted suggestions for specific issues found in code
FAQ from Code Analyzer MCP Server
What languages does Code Analyzer MCP Server support?
It supports JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and Python, with auto-detection or manual selection.
Can Code Analyzer MCP Server automatically fix issues?
Yes, use the analyze_code tool with fix: true to attempt automatic fixes.
What tools does Code Analyzer MCP Server provide?
It provides analyze_code, fix_issues, and get_fix_suggestions tools.
How do I specify which language to analyze?
Use the optional language parameter in analyze_code; it defaults to auto-detection.
What are the required parameters for the tools?
analyze_code requires path; fix_issues requires path and issueIds; get_fix_suggestions requires path and issueId.
Frequently asked questions
What languages does Code Analyzer MCP Server support?
It supports JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and Python, with auto-detection or manual selection.
Can Code Analyzer MCP Server automatically fix issues?
Yes, use the `analyze_code` tool with `fix: true` to attempt automatic fixes.
What tools does Code Analyzer MCP Server provide?
It provides `analyze_code`, `fix_issues`, and `get_fix_suggestions` tools.
How do I specify which language to analyze?
Use the optional `language` parameter in `analyze_code`; it defaults to auto-detection.
What are the required parameters for the tools?
`analyze_code` requires `path`; `fix_issues` requires `path` and `issueIds`; `get_fix_suggestions` requires `path` and `issueId`.
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