OpenCode Helper MCP

OpenCode Helper MCP

Enables local, read-only code analysis through the OpenCode CLI, exposing fixed tools that call Cloudflare, MiMo, and Nemotron models in fallback order.

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OpenCode Helper MCP

Local, read-only MCP server for code analysis through the installed OpenCode CLI.

It exposes one fixed, read-only analysis tool for normal use plus three provider-specific diagnostic tools:

  • analyze_code: deterministic fallback — Cloudflare, then MiMo, then NVIDIA GPT-OSS
  • analyze_code_cloudflare: Cloudflare Workers AI @cf/zai-org/glm-4.7-flash
  • analyze_code_mimo: OpenCode mimo-v2.5-free
  • analyze_code_nvidia: NVIDIA openai/gpt-oss-20b
  • low reasoning effort
  • OpenCode's plan agent
  • a 40-second per-provider timeout and 120-second fallback deadline

All tools start opencode run with fixed arguments and expose only directory and prompt to MCP clients—never a model, executable, command, test mode, or write control. analyze_code performs the deterministic Cloudflare → MiMo → NVIDIA fallback, with a 120-second total deadline, and returns a sanitized all-providers-failed status only after all three providers fail, time out, or the deadline expires. At that point, a direct Grok fallback is permitted. OpenCode's NDJSON output is accepted only when it contains a valid final text event; error events and malformed output are failures.

Scope

By default, target folders must be under C:\Develop. Set OPENCODE_HELPER_ALLOWED_ROOTS to a semicolon-separated list of additional allowed absolute paths if needed.

Run locally

npm install
npm start

Add to Codex

codex mcp add opencodeHelper -- node C:\Develop\openCodeHelperMcp\src\index.js

Open a new Codex task after adding the server. The helper uses Cloudflare, OpenCode, and NVIDIA credentials already stored by OpenCode; it does not store an API key.

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