Lucidity MCP server

Lucidity is a small helper program that lets your AI assistant review code changes you have made. It looks at your recent edits and gives you feedback on things like confusing logic, missing error handling, or security risks. It is handy for anyone who uses an AI to write or edit code and wants a second look before saving that work.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to look over your recent code changes. Your AI passes that request to Lucidity, which reads the changes from your git history. Lucidity then guides your AI through ten checks, such as complexity, duplication, security, and error handling. Your AI uses that guidance to write up feedback for you. You read the feedback in the chat and decide what to fix.

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What you can do with it

• Review your latest code changes before you commit them
• Check for security issues in the code you just wrote
• Spot logic that is more complicated than it needs to be
• Find code that was accidentally deleted or changed
• Look for missing error handling and missing tests
• Focus the review on one file instead of everything
• Ask whether your code follows your project's usual style

Try asking your AI

• “Analyze the code quality in my latest git changes”
• “Check for security vulnerabilities in my JavaScript changes”
• “Are there any unintended side effects in my recent refactoring?”
• “Find any hallucinated API calls in my latest commit”

What it gives back to you

You get a written review in your chat window. It lists the problems it found, grouped by type, with short explanations and suggestions. It may also point out things you did well. Nothing in your code is changed automatically; you decide what to act on.

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Who it's for

Developers and anyone who uses an AI to write or edit code and wants a quick quality check before committing.