code-to-tree

code-to-tree

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The code-to-tree server is designed to convert source code into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) accurately, supporting multiple programming languages. It provides a standalone solution with minimal dependencies, ideal for integrating with MCP clients.

MCP Server: code-to-tree

The code-to-tree server enables LLMs to convert source code into an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) accurately, supporting languages like C, C++, Rust, Ruby, Go, Java, and Python. It aims to provide a standalone binary that requires minimal software dependencies, utilizing tree-sitter and mcpc for its operations.

Using code-to-tree

To use code-to-tree, download its executable from GitHub and configure the MCP client as required for your operating system.

Configure MCP Clients

Examples are provided for both Windows and macOS configurations to integrate code-to-tree with your system, using the Claude configuration as a template.

Building (Windows)

  1. Prepare the environment by installing MSYS2 and necessary tools.
  2. Clone and install tree-sitter libraries and related grammars.
  3. Build code-to-tree by installing mcpc and compiling the executable.

Building (macOS)

  1. Prepare the environment by installing Xcode Command Line Tools.
  2. Clone and install tree-sitter libraries and related grammars.
  3. Build code-to-tree by installing mcpc and compiling the executable.