Honestly, I’ll take that big fat raspberry. Our website is made in Hubspot and that poses all sorts of limitations. I deeply regret that. So yes.. workarounds unfortunately
Hi there. Yes, the extension, the cli and the MCP server are open source.
The local analysis can run locally in a sandboxes environment (provided you download the dependencies and tools etc).
Only if you want to then use our cloud scans, or let your coding agent interact with data from Codacy, then you’d need the MCP server connecting to our API.
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Is it open source, and can the MCP server run locally in a sandboxed environment?
I guess "partially?" https://docs.codacy.com/chart/#2-installing-codacy:~:text=Th... but https://github.com/codacy/codacy-vscode-extension is MIT and https://github.com/codacy/codacy-mcp-server?tab=License-1-ov... is Apache 2
Also, a big fat raspberry for their use of tinyurl to obfuscate https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=codacy-a... -- just cruel
Honestly, I’ll take that big fat raspberry. Our website is made in Hubspot and that poses all sorts of limitations. I deeply regret that. So yes.. workarounds unfortunately
Hi there. Yes, the extension, the cli and the MCP server are open source.
The local analysis can run locally in a sandboxes environment (provided you download the dependencies and tools etc).
Only if you want to then use our cloud scans, or let your coding agent interact with data from Codacy, then you’d need the MCP server connecting to our API.