Code Analysis MCP Plugin

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) plugin that enables AI assistants like Cline and Claude to perform sophisticated code analysis and answer questions about codebases.

Overview

This plugin provides AI assistants with direct access to codebase analysis capabilities through a Neo4j graph database, enabling them to:

• Analyze code structure and relationships
• Calculate code quality metrics
• Extract documentation and context
• Answer high-level questions about the codebase

Features

• Code Structure Analysis

• Component and module relationships
• Class hierarchies and dependencies
• Method complexity and relationships
• File organization and imports

• Code Quality Metrics

• Cyclomatic complexity
• Coupling and cohesion metrics
• Code duplication detection
• Test coverage analysis

• Documentation Analysis

• Markdown file parsing
• Documentation quality metrics
• Documentation coverage analysis
• Automated documentation updates

• Natural Language Queries
• Ask questions about code structure
• Get high-level architectural overviews
• Identify potential code issues
• Find relevant code examples

Example Queries

The plugin can answer questions like:

• "Please summarize the key features and functionality of this codebase"
• "Write a high level design document for this codebase, using object and sequence diagrams where useful"
• "Write a summary of the key components of this codebase, with a paragraph or two for each component"
• "What are some of the more problematic files, applying SOLID and clean coding principles"

Architecture

The plugin uses:

• Neo4j graph database for storing code structure and relationships
• Language-specific parsers for code analysis
• MCP interface for AI assistant integration
• Advanced metrics calculation for code quality analysis

Getting Started

See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup instructions.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.