Does Code Explainer MCP use an LLM?
No. All analysis is done with regex and pattern matching inside the Worker, with no LLM calls and no external runtime dependencies.
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A Cloudflare Worker that serves as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for code explanation. It analyzes and explains code with a comprehensive breakdown of structure and functionality.
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Code Explainer MCP is a Cloudflare Worker that analyzes source code snippets and returns a Markdown report containing an ASCII architecture diagram, a core-functionality summary, and a breakdown of main classes and functions. It uses only regex and pattern matching—no LLM calls or external dependencies—and supports JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, Java, and C# with a generic fallback.
Deploy the Worker to Cloudflare, set the SHARED_SECRET secret, then send a POST request to the Worker URL with a JSON body containing "method": "explainCode" and "params": [code, language]. Include the bearer token in the Authorization: Bearer <SHARED_SECRET> header. For local development, run npm run dev after setting the secret in .dev.vars.
No. All analysis is done with regex and pattern matching inside the Worker, with no LLM calls and no external runtime dependencies.
The code string (`params[0]`) must not exceed 100,000 characters; longer input is rejected with a `413` status.
No. Despite its name, the current version serves a plain HTTP JSON endpoint with a custom `{ method, params }` body. It does not use `workers-mcp` at runtime or implement JSON-RPC.
The POST endpoint is protected by a bearer token (`SHARED_SECRET`) sent in the `Authorization` header. The Worker fails closed—returning `503` if the secret is unset or still the placeholder—and compares digests in constant time.
Node.js 22 or higher, Wrangler (included in devDependencies), and a Cloudflare account. The Worker is deployed to Cloudflare Workers and tested with Vitest and `@cloudflare/vitest-pool-workers`.

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