Quack MCP Server
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Quack is a continuous integration server built as an MCP server that automates code analysis and testing for Python code. It provides tools for linting and static type analysis of Python code.
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What is Quack MCP Server?
Quack is a continuous integration server that functions as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. It automates code analysis and testing, specifically focusing on Python code.
How to use Quack MCP Server?
To use Quack, you can start the server using the provided Python script or shell script. It supports stdio and SSE transports. You can also run it in a Docker container. Once the server is running, you can submit code for linting and static analysis using the MCP tools, such as submit_code, submit_code_for_linting, submit_code_for_static_analysis, and retrieve results using get_job_results.
Key features of Quack MCP Server
Linting with pylint
Static analysis with mypy
Asynchronous job processing
Job management
Use cases of Quack MCP Server
Automated code quality checks
Identifying type errors in Python code
Integrating code analysis into a CI/CD pipeline
Providing code analysis capabilities through Cline
FAQ from Quack MCP Server
How do I start the Quack server?
How do I start the Quack server?
You can start the server using python3 quack.py for stdio transport or python3 quack.py --sse --host=0.0.0.0 --port=8000 for SSE transport.
How do I submit code for linting?
How do I submit code for linting?
Use the submit_code_for_linting MCP tool.
How do I get the results of a submitted job?
How do I get the results of a submitted job?
Use the get_job_results MCP tool with the job ID.
How do I run Quack in a Docker container?
How do I run Quack in a Docker container?
Build the Docker image using docker build -t quack-mcp-server . and run it using docker run -p 8000:8000 quack-mcp-server.
How do I integrate Quack with Cline?
How do I integrate Quack with Cline?
Configure the Quack server in Cline's MCP settings file with the appropriate command or URL based on the transport method (stdio or SSE).