I Built an MCP Server That Reviews Code Locally — No SaaS, No Uploads

AI coding assistants ship code fast. But someone still has to review it. I wanted that "senior engineer second pair of eyes" to live inside my editor, run entirely on my machine, and work with whatever assistant I'm using today. So I built MCP Code Review Server — a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects to Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, or any MCP client.

What it does

It exposes three tools to your AI assistant:

review_code — paste any snippet and get a structured review

review_diff — review a git diff before you merge

I Built an MCP Server That Reviews Code Locally — No SaaS, No Uploads

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