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qualityA Model Context Protocol tool for analyzing code repositories, performing security scans, and assessing code quality across multiple programming languages.
Python
MIT License
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Why this server?
Analyzes code repositories, performs security scans, and assesses code quality, which may include checks similar to ESLint and TypeScript validation.
Why this server?
Provides features such as hover information, code completion, and diagnostics, enhancing code editing experiences, potentially including ESLint and TypeScript validation.
Why this server?
Integrates Semgrep, a static analysis tool, enabling advanced code analysis and security vulnerability detection, similar to ESLint for different types of vulnerabilities and coding standards.
Why this server?
While primarily for Git operations, it supports core Git functions and GitHub integration, and might integrate with code analysis tools which could perform validations.
Why this server?
Provides Python development tools including code analysis and project management, which could involve validation steps.
Why this server?
Securely run AI-generated code in stateful sandboxes that run forever. Could be useful for validation through actual testing of code.
Why this server?
Facilitates architectural design and evaluation, potentially including checks and validations for different aspects of software architecture.
Why this server?
Analyzes code at project and file levels, which could involve assessing code quality and identifying potential issues, similar to validation.
Why this server?
Enhances code interaction capabilities with tools for Java code analysis, manipulation, and testing, facilitating validation workflows.
Why this server?
Provides Claude code tools such as explain_code, review_code, fix_code, edit_code, test_code, simulate_command, etc, useful for validation of different types of code.