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Code Reasoning MCP Server

@mettamatt

A code reasoning MCP server, a fork of sequential-thinking

Overview

What is Code Reasoning MCP Server?

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enhances Claude's ability to solve complex programming tasks through structured, step-by-step thinking. It integrates with Claude Desktop and VS Code, providing a systematic approach to coding challenges.

How to use Code Reasoning MCP Server?

Install by adding the server configuration (npx -y @mettamatt/code-reasoning) to your Claude Desktop or VS Code MCP settings. To trigger reasoning, append "Use sequential thinking to reason about this." to your chat message, or use ready-made prompt templates via the "+" icon or /help command. Optional command-line flags include --debug for detailed logging and --help for help.

Key features of Code Reasoning MCP Server

  • Optimized for programming tasks and problem-solving
  • Structured thinking breaks down complex problems
  • Thought branching explores multiple solution paths
  • Thought revision allows refining earlier reasoning
  • Automatically stops after 20 thought steps
  • Pre-defined prompt templates for common tasks

Use cases of Code Reasoning MCP Server

  • Breaking down complex coding problems into manageable steps
  • Exploring multiple solution paths in parallel
  • Refining earlier reasoning as understanding improves

FAQ from Code Reasoning MCP Server

What safety limits does the server have?

The server automatically stops after 20 thought steps to prevent infinite loops.

What command-line options are available?

You can use --debug to enable detailed logging and --help (or -h) to show help information.

How do I trigger sequential thinking?

Append "Use sequential thinking to reason about this." to your chat message, or select a ready-to-use prompt from the Code Reasoning prompts menu.

Which environments are supported?

The server works with Claude Desktop and VS Code via standard MCP configuration.

What license is this project under?

The project is licensed under the MIT License.

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