cqfn/aibolit-mcp-server

Overview

A bridge that connects AI agents via the Model Context Protocol to the Aibolit Java static analyzer, enabling agents to identify code hotspots for refactoring. It runs as a standalone server exposing Aibolit's analysis results as MCP tools.

Best for

Best for
Java developers who want to use AI coding agents to detect refactoring hotspots

Use cases

• Identify refactoring opportunities in legacy Java code via an AI assistant
• Automate code review by feeding static analysis results to a coding agent
• Integrate Aibolit hotspot detection into an LLM-powered development workflow

How to use

Install

claude mcp add aibolit npx aibolit-mcp-server@0.0.6

Tools exposed

• Node
• Npm
• Python
• Pip
• aibolit
• make

Tested with

Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf

Notes

A bridge that connects AI agents via the Model Context Protocol to the Aibolit Java static analyzer, enabling agents to identify code hotspots for refactoring. It runs as a standalone server exposing Aibolit’s analysis results as MCP tools.

26 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-04-07. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Identify refactoring opportunities in legacy Java code via an AI assistant
• Automate code review by feeding static analysis results to a coding agent
• Integrate Aibolit hotspot detection into an LLM-powered development workflow

Pros

• Leverages the well-established Aibolit static analysis engine
• Open source with a TypeScript implementation for straightforward integration
• Enables AI agents to suggest targeted refactorings without manual scanning

Cons

• Relatively low community adoption (26 stars on GitHub)
• Only supports Java code and requires the Aibolit tool to be installed separately
• Requires running an MCP server and configuring it with an AI client

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