Code-Oracle
MCP server for automated architectural mapping, security vulnerability detection, ML asset tracking, and code metrics in local repositories.
README
# Code-Oracle š
### *MCP-Based Repository Diagnostic & Security Engine*
Code-Oracle is a high-performance **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** server built to bridge the gap between AI agents and local codebases. It provides automated architectural mapping, security vulnerability detection, ML asset tracking and quantitative code metrics ā all accessible directly from AI assistants like Claude Desktop and Cursor IDE.
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## š Key Features
* **Architectural Auditing:** Instantly identifies tech stacks (React, Node.js, Flask, Python/ML) and maps core file structures
* **Security SAST:** Static Analysis Security Testing that flags hardcoded passwords, JWT tokens, API keys and exposed .env files
* **ML Asset Discovery:** Specialized tracking for machine learning model weights (.pth, .h5, .onnx) with size reporting
* **Quantitative Metrics:** Calculates total Lines of Code (LOC) broken down by file type while intelligently filtering auto-generated files
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## š ļø The "Turbo" Engine ā Performance Optimization
To solve the common **"Request Timeout"** issue in the MCP ecosystem, Code-Oracle implements **Surgical Directory Pruning**.
Instead of scanning every file, Code-Oracle uses a **Skip-First logic** that completely bypasses "black-hole" directories like node\_modules, .git and venv at the OS level **before** recursing into them:
dirs\[:] = \[d for d in dirs if d not in \['node\_modules', '.git', 'venv', 'build', 'dist']]
This reduces scan times from ~15 seconds to **under 200ms**, even on massive full stack projects.
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## š Demo Output

| Metric | Value |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Total Lines of Code** | 22,552 |
| **Frontend Logic (JS/JSX)** | 818 LOC |
| **ML Backend (Python)** | 218 LOC |
| **Security Findings** | 4 Critical Leaks Detected |
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## š§ 4 Built-in Tools
### 1. šļø audit\_project ā Architecture Scan
Scans a repository and identifies the tech stack and key source files.
**Example Output:**
{
  "Stack": \["Python/ML", "React/Node.js"],
  "Files": \["flask\_server/app.py", "client/src/App.jsx"]
}
### 2. š check\_security\_leaks ā Security Scanner
Scans Python and JavaScript files for hardcoded secrets and exposed sensitive files.
**Detects:** API keys, passwords, tokens, secrets, MongoDB URIs, exposed .env files
**Example Output:**
{
  "Findings": \[
  "CRITICAL: .env exposed.",
  "WARNING: API\_KEY in config.js"
  ]
}
### 3. š§ audit\_ml\_assets ā ML Asset Tracker
Discovers all trained ML model files in a repository with their sizes.
**Detects:** .pth, .h5, .onnx, .pb, .weights files
**Example Output:**
{
  "Models Found": \[
  {"model": "model.pth", "size": "9.49 MB"},
  {"model": "model2.pth", "size": "0.05 MB"}
  ]
}
### 4. š get\_code\_stats ā Lines of Code Counter
Quantifies the scale of a project by counting lines of code broken down by file type.
**Example Output:**
{
  "Line Count Breakdown": {
  "ML/Python (.py)": 218,
  "Frontend/Logic (.js, .jsx)": 818,
  "Other": 21516
  },
  "Total Custom LOC": 22552
}
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## āļø Installation, Setup & Launch
\# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Sri-Lohith-Mulugu/oracle-server.git
\# Navigate into the project
cd oracle-server
\# Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
\# Set timeout for stable MCP connection (Windows PowerShell)
$env:MCP\_SERVER\_REQUEST\_TIMEOUT=300000
\# Run the MCP server using Inspector
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector python server.py
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## š Connecting to Claude Desktop
Add this to your Claude Desktop config file (claude\_desktop\_config.json):
{
  "mcpServers": {
  "CodeOracle": {
  "command": "python",
  "args": \["path/to/oracle-server/server.py"]
  }
  }
}
Once connected, you can ask Claude:
- *"Scan my project at C:/Users/me/MyProject"*
- *"Check for security leaks in my repository"*
- *"How many lines of code does my project have?"*
- *"Find all ML models in my project folder"*
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## š Project Structure
oracle-server/
ā
āāā server.py # Main MCP server with all 4 tools
āāā requirements.txt # Dependencies (fastmcp)
āāā output-demo.png # Sample MCP Inspector output
āāā .gitignore
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## š Real-World Applications
- š **Code Review Assistant** ā let AI scan your repo before code review
- š **Security Auditing** ā catch hardcoded secrets before pushing to GitHub
- š **Project Metrics** ā quickly understand the scale of any codebase
- š§ **ML Project Management** ā track large model files across repositories
- šļø **Tech Stack Discovery** ā instantly understand unfamiliar codebases
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## š§ What I Learned
- Building MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers using FastMCP
- Connecting custom Python tools directly into AI assistants like Claude Desktop
- Solving timeout issues in recursive file system operations using Surgical Directory Pruning
- Designing structured JSON responses for AI tool consumption
- Security scanning patterns (SAST) for detecting hardcoded secrets in source code
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## ā ļø Note
This tool scans **local repositories only** ā it does not make any network requests or access remote repositories. All scanning is done on your local file system.
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## š License
This project is for educational and personal use.
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