Common Sense Coder

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Explore a codebase without knowing exact symbol locations.

• 2

  Detailed information about code symbols including documentation, signatures, implementations, and references.

• 3

  That require a more human-friendly interface to interact with LSP servers via MCP.

Description

Common Sense Coder acts as a bridge between Language Server Protocol (LSP) servers and Model Context Protocol (MCP) clients, enabling large language models like Claude Code to explore codebases more effectively. It simplifies complex LSP interactions by providing two main methods: 'find things' for discovering symbols and 'details' for retrieving comprehensive information about a symbol in one request. This approach improves the experience of LLMs when navigating and understanding code, overcoming limitations of direct LSP usage.