Analyze code already in context to receive structured findings, a quality score, and improvement suggestions. Supports security, performance, quality, or comprehensive reviews.
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"Python code quality improvement and codebase diagram generation tools" matching MCP tools:
- Generate architecture diagrams from Python code using the diagrams package. Create AWS, Kubernetes, and custom diagrams by writing code that defines components and connections.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve system environment details including OS, Python version, installed libraries, and execution mode before generating code. Helps tailor code to the current setup and avoid errors.MIT
- Configure the Claude Code environment by installing a curated plugin bundle for LSP, security scanning, and code review tools tailored to your codebase languages.MIT
- Validate diagram specifications before generation to check node validity, connection references, and cluster memberships, returning validation results with any errors or warnings.MIT
- Measure codebase vocabulary health: convention coverage, naming consistency, and semantic cluster cohesion. Identify top inconsistencies and uncovered identifiers to improve code quality.MIT
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- Run custom Python code in Fusion 360 for operations not available through standard tools. Access the application, design, and root component directly.MIT
- Convert Mermaid diagram code to D2 format and generate PNG images for flowcharts, sequence diagrams, ER diagrams, and other visualizations.MIT
- Review source code to identify bugs, security vulnerabilities, code quality issues, strengths, and recommended actions. Get an overall score from 1 to 10.MIT
- Convert diagram code (Mermaid, PlantUML, GraphViz, etc.) into shareable URLs for displaying diagrams in browsers or embedding in documents.MIT
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- Execute Python code in a sandboxed environment based on natural language prompts. Generate and run code, then return both the code and execution results.MIT
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- Convert Mermaid code into a structured diagram on Miro whiteboard with shapes and connectors using auto-layout.MIT
- Analyze Python repository structure by building an inter-module import dependency graph. Identifies heavily depended-on modules and outputs a Mermaid diagram.MIT
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