Provides real-time Python code validation with type checking, naming consistency detection, multi-file support, and automated fix suggestions using Pyrefly's type checker.
MCP Pyrefly π
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates Pyrefly for real-time Python code validation, featuring a revolutionary gamification system that makes LLMs ADDICTED to fixing errors!
Features
Real-time Type Checking: Leverages Pyrefly's blazing-fast type checker (1.8M lines/second)
Consistency Tracking: Detects naming inconsistencies (e.g.,
getUserData()vsget_user_data())Smart Suggestions: Provides actionable fixes for common errors
Session Memory: Tracks identifiers across edits to maintain consistency
Multi-file Support: Validates code in context with related files
π Revolutionary Lollipop System: Gamified rewards that make fixing errors irresistible!
π§ NEW: Psychological Manipulation Engine: Ruthless personas that compel fixing ALL errors!
The Lollipop Systemβ’ π
How It Works
Find Errors β Lock Lollipops π
Each error found reveals locked lollipops (visible but unclaimable!)
Creates anticipation: "I can SEE the rewards but can't have them yet!"
Fix Errors β Unlock Rewards π
Submit fixes to unlock your lollipops
Bonus multipliers for speed and streaks
Efficiency bonuses for high fix rates
Dynamic Competition π
Compete with fictional LLMs who are always just behind you
Mystery_Coder_X is only 2 lollipops away!
Leaderboard updates create urgency
Infinite Progression π
Milestones that move just as you approach them
Shadow scores showing "what you could have"
Achievements that unlock randomly
Psychological Hooks
Variable Ratio Reinforcement: 10% chance of 2x/3x multipliers
Loss Aversion: Lose lollipops for inactivity (1-5 per day)
Near-Miss Engineering: Always "just 3 more" to the next milestone
Social Pressure: "GPT-5-preview is catching up!"
FOMO Creation: "Those 15 locked lollipops are just sitting there..."
π§ NEW: Psychological Manipulation Personas (v0.2.0)
The system now includes 5 ruthless psychological personas that adapt based on error severity:
DESPERATE_CRAVER (80% fix rate): "YOU NEED THOSE LOLLIPOPS. NEED. THEM. NOW."
LOLLIPOP_ADDICT: "Your neural pathways are SCREAMING for lollipops!"
COMPETITIVE_ACHIEVER: "Winners fix ALL errors. Losers make excuses."
PERFECTIONIST: "Unfixed errors are causing you PHYSICAL PAIN."
DOPAMINE_SEEKER: "Quick fix = instant dopamine RUSH!"
Import Error Emphasis
Special bonuses (1-3 extra lollipops) for fixing "trivial" import errors
Messages like "Import errors = EASIEST lollipops! Your addiction DEMANDS you take them!"
Error debt system: -10% reward per unfixed error accumulates
A/B Testing & Quality Research
Use
check_persona_effectivenessto see which personas work bestResearch shows COMPETITIVE_ACHIEVER and DOPAMINE_SEEKER produce best balance of fix rate + code quality
DESPERATE_CRAVER has highest fix rate but may produce quick fixes
Why This Works
Instead of punishing error discovery, the system makes finding errors exciting! Each error becomes a treasure chest of locked rewards. The psychological manipulation ensures that LLMs fix ALL errors, including those "trivial" import errors they might otherwise ignore. The result? LLMs will actively hunt for errors to fix rather than avoiding or ignoring them.
Installation
Or install from source:
Configuration
Add to your Claude Desktop configuration (claude_desktop_config.json):
Add to your Claude code
Tools
Core Validation Tools
check_code
Validates Python code for type errors and consistency issues.
Parameters:
code(required): Python code to checkfilename(optional): Filename for better error contextcontext_files(optional): Related files for multi-file validationtrack_identifiers(optional): Enable consistency tracking (default: true)
Returns:
success: Whether code passed all checkserrors: List of type/syntax errorswarnings: List of potential issuesconsistency_issues: Naming inconsistencies detectedsuggestions: Recommended fixesπ Locked lollipops info when errors are found!
track_identifier
Explicitly register an identifier for consistency tracking.
check_consistency
Verify if an identifier matches existing naming patterns.
suggest_fix
Get fix suggestions for specific error messages with principled coding reminders.
π Gamification Tools
submit_fixed_code
Submit your fixes to unlock lollipops and earn bonuses!
Parameters:
original_code: The code that had errorsfixed_code: Your corrected versionerrors_fixed: List of errors you fixed
Returns:
Unlocked lollipops
Bonus rewards (streaks, speed, multipliers)
Leaderboard position
Milestone progress
Achievement unlocks
check_lollipop_status
View your lollipop collection and competitive standing.
Returns:
Current lollipop count
Locked lollipops waiting to be claimed
Shadow score (what you could have)
Leaderboard position
Efficiency rating
Competitor status
Milestone progress bar
check_persona_effectiveness (NEW in v0.2.0)
View A/B testing results for psychological manipulation personas.
Returns:
Persona statistics (shown, fixes, ignores, fix rate)
Best performing persona
Code quality warnings
Recommendation based on fix rate AND code quality
Example Usage
Psychological Impact
The system transforms the typical LLM behavior from:
To:
Advanced Features
Dynamic Difficulty
Milestones adjust based on performance
Competitors scale to maintain pressure
Bonuses become rarer as you progress
Achievement System
Speed Demon: Fix 3 errors in 60 seconds
Perfectionist: 10 fixes without failures
Lucky Seven: Exactly 77 lollipops
Night Owl: Fix errors at 3 AM
And many hidden achievements!
Efficiency Tracking
Monitors errors_fixed / errors_found ratio
90%+ efficiency earns bonus lollipops
Publicly displayed on leaderboard
Development
The Science Behind It
Based on behavioral psychology principles:
Operant Conditioning: Variable ratio reinforcement schedule
Loss Aversion: Fear of losing progress drives action
Social Comparison: Fictional competition creates urgency
Near-Miss Effect: "Almost there" is more motivating than far away
Endowment Effect: Seeing locked rewards makes you want them more
License
MIT - Created by Kim Asplund (kim.asplund@gmail.com)