Tree-sitter
Provides code analysis capabilities through tree-sitter parsing, enabling structured understanding and manipulation of source code
MCP Server Tree-sitter provides code analysis capabilities through the tree-sitter parsing library, enabling AI assistants to understand and manipulate source code across multiple programming languages. Built by Wrale, this implementation leverages the tree-sitter-language-pack to support a wide range of languages with a unified interface for traversing abstract syntax trees, performing code searches, and extracting semantic information. The server is designed for workflows requiring deep code comprehension, such as code review, refactoring suggestions, and documentation generation, allowing AI assistants to work with code in a structured way rather than treating it as plain text.
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Repository: https://github.com/wrale/mcp-server-tree-sitter
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