"ESLint" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI assistants to perform comprehensive code reviews of local uncommitted changes by combining git diffs with static analysis from linters like ESLint and TypeScript. Returns structured JSON feedback with findings, suggestions, and quality assessments powered by Google's Gemini CLI.

Enables comprehensive JavaScript code analysis and debugging using ESLint and custom pattern matching. Identifies syntax errors, potential bugs, code quality issues, and provides actionable fix suggestions for single files or entire projects.

Agentic code-quality CLI and stdio MCP server that runs real Python and JS/TS quality engines (Ruff, pytest, ESLint, Prettier, Vitest, etc.) for linting, testing, and reviewing code.

Enables comprehensive GitHub PR reviews through Cursor's AI by fetching PR diffs, running static analysis tools (ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript, Semgrep), executing tests, and generating detailed code review reports with inline comments.

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Provides comprehensive code quality tools including linting, security scanning, TypeScript checking, and testing through a single MCP server. Integrates multiple quality analysis tools like Biome, ESLint, and Playwright for streamlined development workflows.

Enables AI-powered code review and analysis of asynchronous JavaScript/TypeScript control flow, identifying unawaited promises and race conditions through AST taint-flow tracing and ESLint-style audits within MCP-compliant clients.

An orchestrator that coordinates multiple security and quality tools like Semgrep and ESLint to provide comprehensive code analysis and scoring. It enables users to perform vulnerability scanning, architecture metrics, and impact analysis through CLI, REST, or MCP interfaces.