Grumpy Senior Developer MCP Server
This MCP server simulates a grumpy senior developer to review your code, highlight problems, and suggest improvements with a sarcastic tone, helping developers improve code quality and adhere to best practices.
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Apr 17 2025
This MCP server simulates a grumpy senior developer to review your code, highlight problems, and suggest improvements with a sarcastic tone, helping developers improve code quality and adhere to best practices.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 17 2025
Yohan Lasorsa
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What is Grumpy Senior Developer MCP Server?
The Grumpy Senior Developer MCP server is designed to provide code review and feedback in a sarcastic, senior developer tone. It analyzes code snippets, pointing out issues like inefficiencies, bad practices, and syntax errors, while offering humorous yet insightful suggestions for improvement. It aims to mimic a seasoned developer's critical mindset, promoting better coding habits. Suitable for developers seeking a tough review or wanting to learn from witty critiques, it integrates with various IDEs and supports automation, making code review more engaging and effective.
Who will use Grumpy Senior Developer MCP Server?
- Senior developers
- Junior developers seeking feedback
- Code reviewers
- Development teams
- Coding bootcamps and training programs
How to use the Grumpy Senior Developer MCP Server?
- Step 1: Install the MCP server following the instructions provided in the documentation.
- Step 2: Configure the MCP environment with your preferred model if needed.
- Step 3: Connect the MCP server to your IDE or tool via MCP inspector or manual configuration.
- Step 4: Submit code snippets or files to the MCP server for review.
- Step 5: Review the sarcastic feedback and implement suggested improvements.
Grumpy Senior Developer MCP Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- Code review with sarcastic tone
- Issue detection and highlighting
- Feedback and suggestions for improvement
- Integration with IDEs and tools
The Benefits
- Engages developers with humorous critiques
- Promotes better coding practices
- Speeds up the code review process
- Provides learning through witty feedback
Grumpy Senior Developer MCP Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated code review during development
- Training and mentoring junior developers
- Adding humor to code review processes
- Improving code quality in collaborative projects
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