Anthropic MCP Code Analyzer
by kivo360
The Anthropic MCP Code Analyzer is an MCP server designed to analyze open source projects and facilitate their integration into existing codebases. It leverages Claude to analyze code patterns, architecture, and documentation for intelligent merge strategies.
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What is Anthropic MCP Code Analyzer?
The Anthropic MCP Code Analyzer is a server that helps analyze open source projects to understand their code patterns, architecture, and documentation. It then uses this knowledge to generate intelligent merge strategies for integrating these projects with existing codebases.
How to use Anthropic MCP Code Analyzer?
To use the server, first clone the repository, install dependencies using npm install, and set the environment variable ANTHROPIC_API_KEY. Start the server using npm start. Then, use the /analyze endpoint, providing the source and target repository URLs in the request body to get the merge strategy.
Key features of Anthropic MCP Code Analyzer
Repository analysis and code pattern detection
Documentation extraction and processing
Intelligent merge strategy generation using Claude
AST-based code analysis
Dependency tracking
Architecture pattern detection
Use cases of Anthropic MCP Code Analyzer
Analyzing open source libraries for integration into a proprietary project
Evaluating the compatibility of two separate codebases before merging
Identifying potential conflicts and refactoring steps during a merge
Understanding the architecture and dependencies of an unfamiliar codebase
Generating a step-by-step plan for integrating new features from an open source project
FAQ from Anthropic MCP Code Analyzer
How does the analyzer use Claude?
How does the analyzer use Claude?
The analyzer uses Claude to analyze code compatibility and generate step-by-step integration plans.
What kind of repositories can I analyze?
What kind of repositories can I analyze?
You can analyze any public or private git repository that is accessible to the server.
What if I encounter conflicts that the analyzer didn't predict?
What if I encounter conflicts that the analyzer didn't predict?
The analyzer provides recommendations to help generate a merge strategy, but further assistance can be provided by a code expert.
What is the purpose of the /health endpoint?
What is the purpose of the /health endpoint?
The /health endpoint is present to verify the server status.
Does the code analyzer support private repositories?
Does the code analyzer support private repositories?
Yes. Use your credentials to access the private repositories.