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AI Agent for LSP MCP

Seamlessly integrate advanced LSP (Language Server Protocol) features into your AI workflows with the LSP MCP Server. Instantly connect LLMs to code intelligence, real-time diagnostics, smart code completions, and actionable insights—directly from your development environment. Ensure accurate code suggestions, efficient error handling, and enhanced developer productivity by bridging LLMs and LSP tools.

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Real-Time Code Intelligence for LLMs

Enable your AI agents to access hover information, code completions, and diagnostics from any LSP-supported language. LSP MCP acts as a dynamic bridge, letting LLMs understand code context, provide relevant suggestions, and catch issues instantly. This empowers automated code review, smart auto-completion, and enhanced code analysis at scale.

Intelligent Hover & Completion.
Retrieve on-demand hover information and smart code completions via the LSP MCP API for any supported programming language.
Automated Code Actions.
Access LSP-driven code actions and refactoring suggestions, making automated code improvement seamless.
Instant Diagnostics.
Get real-time error and warning feedback from open documents, boosting code quality and developer confidence.
File Management.
Easily open and close documents within the LSP session, ensuring code context is always up to date.
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Flexible Integration and Control

Quickly configure and control your LSP MCP server. Start, restart, or adjust log verbosity dynamically—enabling robust troubleshooting and customization for every development workflow. Designed for scalable deployments, with a simple command-line interface and resource-based endpoints for maximum flexibility.

Dynamic LSP Server Control.
Start and restart LSP servers on demand, keeping your AI workflows in sync with the latest code changes.
Customizable Logging.
Adjust logging levels at runtime for detailed debugging or streamlined operation.
Simple CLI & API.
Intuitive command-line and API-driven interface for fast, error-free integration.
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Actionable LSP Resources & Subscription

Access LSP-powered diagnostics, hover, and code completions through both tool and resource endpoints. Subscribe to diagnostic updates in real time, ensuring your AI and automation stays on top of code issues as they arise.

Resource-Based APIs.
Access diagnostics, hover, and completions via RESTful endpoints for flexible integration.
Real-Time Diagnostic Subscriptions.
Subscribe to diagnostic updates and receive immediate feedback on code health.

MCP INTEGRATION

Available LSP-MCP MCP Integration Tools

The following tools are available as part of the LSP-MCP MCP integration:

get_info_on_location

Get hover information about symbols at a specific location in a file.

get_completions

Retrieve code completion suggestions for a given position in a file.

get_code_actions

List code actions available for a specified range in a file.

open_document

Open a file in the LSP server for analysis and code intelligence.

close_document

Close a file in the LSP server and free associated resources.

get_diagnostics

Fetch diagnostic messages like errors and warnings for one or all open files.

start_lsp

Start the LSP server with a specified root directory for project analysis.

restart_lsp_server

Restart the underlying LSP server process without restarting the MCP server.

set_log_level

Change the server’s logging verbosity level at runtime.

Bridge LLMs and LSPs with LSP-MCP Server

Experience seamless integration between language models and Language Server Protocols. Enhance code intelligence, diagnostics, and completions for your AI workflows with LSP-MCP.

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What is LSP MCP Server

The LSP MCP Server, developed by Tritlo, is an advanced Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that bridges Language Server Protocol (LSP) features with large language models (LLMs) and AI agents. This server enables LLMs to interact programmatically with LSPs, providing access to essential code intelligence features such as hover information, code completions, diagnostics, and code actions. By starting an LSP client and exposing these capabilities through the MCP interface, the server allows AI systems to query and consume rich programming insights from any compatible language server. The LSP MCP Server supports a robust logging system, real-time diagnostics subscriptions, and flexible configuration, making it a critical backend tool for AI-powered code assistance, code review, and developer tooling automation.

Capabilities

What we can do with LSP MCP Server

The LSP MCP Server enables developers and AI systems to tap into the advanced capabilities of Language Server Protocols in a programmatic and automated way. Here are some of the core things you can do with the service:

Get hover information
Retrieve detailed type hints, documentation, and symbol details at any location in a source file.
Get code completions
Receive intelligent code completion suggestions based on the programming context.
Get diagnostics
Access real-time error and warning messages from the language server for open files.
Get code actions
Query for automated code fixes and refactorings for specific code ranges.
Open/close documents
Programmatically open or close files for analysis, managing resources efficiently.
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How AI Agents Benefit from LSP MCP Server

AI agents can leverage the LSP MCP Server to provide smarter code understanding, error detection, and code generation capabilities. By programmatically querying LSPs through the MCP interface, agents can fetch hover info, completions, diagnostics, and code actions in real time. This allows them to deliver highly contextual code suggestions, identify bugs, and automate refactoring tasks—significantly enhancing their effectiveness as programming assistants or autonomous software engineers.