Lucidity MCP
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Lucidity is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to enhance the quality of AI-generated code through intelligent, prompt-based analysis. It helps identify and address common quality issues, resulting in cleaner, more maintainable, and more robust code.
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What is Lucidity MCP?
Lucidity MCP is a server that analyzes code changes using AI to provide feedback on code quality, security vulnerabilities, and other potential issues. It integrates with AI coding assistants via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to guide them towards producing better code.
How to use Lucidity MCP?
- Install Lucidity MCP. 2. Start the server using either stdio or SSE transport. 3. Connect your AI assistant to the server using the MCP protocol URI. 4. Instruct the AI assistant to use the
analyze_changestool to get code quality feedback on your code changes.
Key features of Lucidity MCP
Comprehensive Issue Detection
Contextual Analysis
Language Agnostic
Focused Analysis
Structured Outputs
MCP Integration
Lightweight Implementation
Extensible Framework
Flexible Transport
Git-Aware Analysis
Use cases of Lucidity MCP
Pre-commit code reviews
Improving AI-generated code quality
Identifying security vulnerabilities
Enforcing coding standards
Detecting performance issues
Refactoring code
FAQ from Lucidity MCP
What programming languages does Lucidity support?
What programming languages does Lucidity support?
Lucidity is language agnostic and works with any programming language the AI assistant understands.
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
MCP is a protocol that allows AI assistants to interact with external tools and services, such as Lucidity, to improve their performance.
How does Lucidity detect security vulnerabilities?
How does Lucidity detect security vulnerabilities?
Lucidity uses AI-powered analysis to identify potential security issues in code changes based on common vulnerability patterns.
Can I customize the analysis criteria?
Can I customize the analysis criteria?
Yes, Lucidity has an extensible framework that allows you to add new issue types or refine analysis criteria.
What are the available transport options?
What are the available transport options?
Lucidity supports both stdio for terminal-based interaction and SSE for network-based communication.