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Cursor Auto-Review MCP Server

by dev-prajwal

Cursor Auto-Review MCP Server

MCP server for automated code review, testing, linting, and commit/PR generation.

Features

Available Tools

  1. get_diff - Get git diff (staged or working)

  2. get_recent_commits - Get recent commit messages

  3. run_tests - Run test suite

  4. run_lint - Run linter

  5. generate_commit_and_pr - Generate commit message and PR description ✨ NEW

New Feature: Commit & PR Generation

The generate_commit_and_pr tool analyzes your changed files and automatically generates:

  • Detailed Commit Message with:

    • Conventional commit format (feat/fix/refactor/chore)

    • Change summary

    • File statistics

    • Affected areas

    • File type breakdown

  • PR Description with:

    • Summary: Overview of changes

    • Why: Reasons for the changes

    • How: Implementation details

    • Risks/Rollback: Risk assessment and rollback plan

    • Testing Recommendations: Checklist for testing

Related MCP server: Commit Conventional Message Court (CCMCP)

Usage

Command: /auto-review-commit

When you type /auto-review-commit in Cursor, the AI will:

  1. Analyze all changed files (working directory by default)

  2. Generate a detailed commit message

  3. Generate a comprehensive PR description

  4. Provide analysis statistics

Example:

/auto-review-commit

Command: /auto-review

The /auto-review command now includes commit and PR generation at the end:

  1. Get git diff

  2. Check for linting errors

  3. Run tests (if available)

  4. Analyze code quality

  5. Generate commit message and PR description ✨ NEW

Tool Parameters

generate_commit_and_pr

{
  mode?: "staged" | "working"  // Default: "working"
}
  • staged: Analyze staged changes only

  • working: Analyze all working directory changes

Output Format

The tool returns a JSON object with:

{
  "commitMessage": "feat(search): improve type safety, add documentation\n\n...",
  "prDescription": "## Summary\n\n...",
  "analysis": {
    "changedFiles": 2,
    "totalAdditions": 150,
    "totalDeletions": 50,
    "affectedAreas": ["app/composables", "app/components"],
    "fileTypes": { "ts": 1, "vue": 1 }
  }
}

Installation

  1. Build the project:

npm run build
  1. The MCP server is configured in ~/.cursor/mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "cursor-auto-review": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/cursor-autoreview-mcp/dist/index.js"]
    }
  }
}
  1. Restart Cursor to load the updated MCP server.

How It Works

Commit Message Generation

The tool analyzes:

  • File changes (additions, deletions, modifications)

  • Code patterns (type improvements, documentation, constants)

  • Affected areas and file types

  • Change magnitude (refactor vs feature vs fix)

PR Description Generation

The tool creates sections:

  • Summary: High-level overview with statistics

  • Why: Extracted from code patterns and change analysis

  • How: Detailed breakdown of changes made

  • Risks/Rollback: Risk assessment based on change scope and affected areas

  • Testing Recommendations: Context-aware testing checklist

Examples

Example 1: Type Safety Improvements

Input: Changed files with FilterItem type imports

Output:

  • Commit: refactor(search): improve type safety, extract constants

  • PR Why: "Improve type safety and reduce potential runtime errors"

  • PR How: "Replaced any[] types with proper FilterItem[] types"

Example 2: Documentation Updates

Input: Files with JSDoc comments added

Output:

  • Commit: docs(search): add documentation, improve error handling

  • PR Why: "Enhance code documentation and maintainability"

  • PR How: "Added JSDoc comments to complex functions"

Development

# Build TypeScript
npm run build

# Run in development (if ts-node is available)
npm start

License

ISC

Cursor-auto-review-mcp

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