CodeAnalysis MCP Server

# MCP Enhancement Plan - Completed Enhancements ## Implemented Enhancements ### 1. Modular Session Storage Architecture ✅ We have successfully implemented a modular session storage architecture with the following components: - **SessionStore Interface**: Defined a standard interface for session stores - **MemorySessionStore**: Implemented a memory-based store for development - **SessionStoreFactory**: Created factory functions with automatic backend detection - **Redis Integration**: Maintained the existing Redis implementation with improved error handling ### 2. Improved Developer Experience ✅ We've enhanced the developer experience with the following improvements: - **Optional Redis**: Made Redis optional for development environments - **Automatic Fallback**: Added graceful fallback to in-memory storage when Redis is unavailable - **Simplified Setup**: Developers can now run the server without installing Redis - **Better Error Handling**: Improved error handling for Redis connectivity issues ### 3. Documentation ✅ We've provided thorough documentation for the new features: - **Session Store Architecture**: Created detailed documentation in `docs/session-store.md` - **README Updates**: Updated README to describe the new session store architecture - **Redis Documentation**: Updated Redis documentation to clarify it's optional for development ### 4. Enhanced Session Management ✅ We've improved session management with: - **Robust Session Store**: Implemented memory-based session storage with TTL support - **Session Factory**: Created a factory that detects and uses the appropriate backend - **Improved Client**: Updated the MCP client to work with the new session store architecture ## Testing The enhancements have been tested with: - **Unit Tests**: Basic tests of the `MemorySessionStore` implementation - **Integration Tests**: Testing the session store factory and automatic backend detection ## Next Steps 1. Consider adding more comprehensive test coverage for session management 2. Explore additional storage backends (e.g., file-based, distributed cache) 3. Add monitoring and metrics for session store performance