TypeScript Analyzer MCP Server - Enterprise Edition

What is TypeScript Analyzer MCP Server - Enterprise Edition?

It is a high-performance MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that analyzes and fixes TypeScript any types in a codebase, featuring caching, intelligent type inference, batch processing, and React component interface generation. It is designed for developers using MCP‑compatible assistants like Claude Desktop.

How to use TypeScript Analyzer MCP Server - Enterprise Edition?

Clone the repository, run npm install, build with npm run build, and start with npm start (or node dist/index.js). To use with Claude Desktop, add the server to your .claude-app.json configuration under mcpServers. Invoke operations via tools such as analyzeTypeScriptFile, fixTypeScriptFile, batchFixTypeScriptFiles, generateComponentInterface, clearCache, configureServer, and getServerInfo.

Key features of TypeScript Analyzer MCP Server - Enterprise Edition

• Scan TypeScript files for any types and suggest replacements
• Automatically replace any types with more specific types
• Process multiple files in batch with configurable concurrency
• Generate TypeScript interfaces for React component props
• Update server configuration (log level, caching) at runtime
• Clear and manage analysis caches on demand

Use cases of TypeScript Analyzer MCP Server - Enterprise Edition

• Analyze a single TypeScript file for any usage and get suggestions
• Fix any types in a file with a dry run to preview changes
• Batch‑fix all TypeScript files in a directory, skipping backups if desired
• Generate a proper TypeScript interface for a React component’s props
• Clear the analysis cache to force fresh analyses on subsequent operations

FAQ from TypeScript Analyzer MCP Server - Enterprise Edition

What types does the server use to replace any?

It applies a predefined set of mappings for common patterns (e.g., e: any → e: React.SyntheticEvent, data: any → data: Record<string, unknown>). For patterns not covered, it defaults to unknown.

Can I preview changes before applying them?

Yes. The fixTypeScriptFile and batchFixTypeScriptFiles tools accept a dryRun parameter. When set to true, the server shows the modifications without altering any files.

How can I process multiple files at once?

Use the batchFixTypeScriptFiles tool. Provide a directory and a glob pattern (e.g., **/*.ts) to select files; you can also adjust concurrency for parallel processing.

Does the server create backup files before editing?

By default, a backup is created before modifying a file. To skip this, set the skipBackup parameter to true when calling fixTypeScriptFile or batchFixTypeScriptFiles.

How do I clear the analysis cache?

Invoke the clearCache tool. This removes all cached analysis results, forcing fresh analyses on subsequent operations.