MCP server for helping user to resolve Robot Framework code issues detected by Robocop.
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# Robocop MCP server Robocop MCP server helps users to resolve their static code analysis errors and warnings with help of an LLM. It has two tools to help resolve Robocop rules: ## Get robocop report Get robocop report tool allows calls `robocop check` command and returns one rule violation (maximum 20 from one rule) to LLM. The rule violation summary also contains default recommendation how the rule violation can be fixed. User than can accept the suggested proposal or tell LLM a different way to fix the rule violation. The maximum number of rule violations, proposed fix for a rule and many more things can be configured in the `pyproject.toml` file. See [Configuration](#configuration) chapter for more details. ## Run robocop format You can also run robocop format tool. Because robocop has complex commandline syntax, robocop-mcp only support giving file or folder as an argument for the `format` command. Rest of the configuration should be placed in the [robocop configuration file](https://robocop.dev/stable/configuration/). The `--reruns` option is set to 10. # Install Install with pip: `pip install robocop-mcp` # Running robocop-mcp server ## running MCP server in VS Code workspace: 1. Create a `.vscode/mcp.json` file in your workspace. 2. Add following configuration to the mcp.json file: ```json { "servers": { "robocop-mcp":{ "type": "stdio", "command": "${workspaceFolder}/.venv/bin/python", "args": [ "-m", "robocop_mcp", ], } } } ``` 3. Change your CopPilot chat to Agent mode and select suitable model for your use. 4. Remember to click start button in the `mcp.json` file For general detail about configuring MCP server in VS Code, see the VS Code [documentation](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/customization/mcp-servers#_configuration-format) # Using robocop-mcp https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/f446f31f-a91e-4cc1-bae0-6b691469df…
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