The MCP Code Analyzer is an implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for detailed code analysis. It connects with Claude Desktop to allow natural language conversations about your code and project management.
To begin, clone its repository and install the required dependencies. Then, configure your Claude Desktop as shown in the documentation. You can analyze project files and directories by sending chat messages or through setup configurations.
Its key features include intelligent project adaptation, analysis at both project and file levels, and tools to examine project structures, code imports, and file contents. It also offers a line-by-line code editing capability, though this feature may sometimes cause issues.
Common use cases are gaining insight into large codebase structures, assisting with code refactoring and modifications, running project statistics and technology analysis, and leveraging Claude Desktop for improved interaction.
Frequently asked questions: The tool is written in Python and is designed for projects in languages commonly supported by Claude integration. There are known bugs and limitations, particularly in context handling and the code modification features, so backing up your files is recommended. Contributions are welcome via forking the repository and submitting pull requests for fixes, features, or documentation.