MCP Coco Server

You have a developer helper MCP that automates lightweight collaboration during coding. It provides an easy way to run a local MCP server that can assist with code reviews and pair-programming style prompts to help you improve your code quality and workflow.

How to use

Install and run the MCP Coco server, then connect your MCP client to the local stdio server to enable the assistant features. The main capability highlighted here is pair-qa: you prompt the server with the code you want to modify, and the server will ask targeted questions to guide your improvements, much like a coding partner in a real-time review.

Usage pattern you can follow:

• Prepare the code you want to review or edit.
• In your message to the MCP client, reference the target code and include a trigger like pair_qa to start the guided QA flow.
• Respond to the questions or prompts from the assistant until you are satisfied with the code quality and coverage.

How to install

Prerequisites:

• Node.js installed on your machine (recommended latest LTS).
• Access to a terminal or command prompt.

Step-by-step setup:
- Create or edit your MCP configuration to include the Coco server as a stdio MCP endpoint.
- Use the following configuration snippet to run Coco via npx at runtime.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "coco": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["mcp-coco"]
    }
  }
}

Additional sections

Configuration notes: The Coco MCP server is invoked locally using a stdio connection. The command is npx with the argument mcp-coco to start the server. You can manage it as part of your project’s development workflow and integrate it with your MCP client for a streamlined coding assistant experience.

Available tools

pair_qa

Code review assistance that provides context and asks targeted questions to help you improve the quality of your code, functioning like a collaborative partner during pair programming.