MCP server.

Built, in final testing — not yet published. A CodeTitan MCP server exists and runs the engine as native tools for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor. The npm package is not on the registry yet, so there is nothing to install today — we would rather tell you that than hand you a config that fails. This page covers what is coming and what works right now.

§ 01 · What MCP is

Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI clients (Claude, Cursor) discover and call external tools. CodeTitan's server runs locally over stdio — your code never leaves your machine.

§ 02 · Wire your assistant to CodeTitan today

You do not need MCP to put CodeTitan in an agent loop. Any assistant that can run shell commands can use the CLI directly — the JSON output is built for machine consumption:

codetitan analyze . --no-ai --format json --output report.json

Tell your agent to run that and read report.json. Findings carry file_path, line_number, severity, category, message, and confidence — enough for an agent to triage and fix. The CLI reference has the full flag set.

§ 03 · What the server will expose

The tool set, as built (names may still change before publish):

• codetitan_analyzeRun the engine across a project — full scan, quick mode, or single file.
• codetitan_pr_reviewScope analysis to the files changed in the current branch.
• codetitan_fixApply a fix to a specific finding, with dry-run preview.
• codetitan_arenaPit multiple AI providers against each other on one fix, in isolated worktrees.
• codetitan_testDetect and run the project test suite, returning pass/fail counts.
• codetitan_insightsAggregate fix outcomes and confidence trends for the project.
• codetitan_explainDeep explanation of a finding category — risk, exploit scenario, fix pattern.
• codetitan_agentsInspect local agent runtime history.

§ 04 · When it ships

The package will be @noalia/codetitan-mcp-server, invoked via npx from your IDE's MCP config, running locally over stdio. We will announce it on the changelog. If an MCP integration is on your critical path, tell us at hello@codetitan.dev — early-access requests directly shape the publish order.