Coco (Pair Programming Master)
A developer helper tool named COCO that provides code review and pair programming assistance functions, and can help developers improve code quality through questions.
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 14
What is COCO?
COCO is a server based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed to provide developers with a powerful code review and collaboration tool. It simulates the experience of pair programming and helps you improve code quality through question-and-answer sessions.How to use COCO?
Using COCO is very simple. Just mark the code to be reviewed and enter 'pair_qa' to start the conversation. COCO will ask questions based on the context to help you optimize your code.Applicable scenarios
COCO is particularly suitable for projects that require frequent code reviews and team collaboration, especially in multi - developer environments.Main features
Code reviewThrough interactive Q&A, help developers identify potential problems and optimize code logic.
Context awarenessUse context information to generate targeted questions and ensure more accurate code reviews.
Pair programming simulationProvide an experience similar to pair programming and improve team collaboration efficiency.
Advantages and limitations
Advantages
Improve code quality and team collaboration efficiency
Reduce the time cost of manual code reviews
Support multiple programming languages and frameworks
Limitations
It may take some time to adapt to the new workflow at the beginning
Depend on high - quality context input
How to use
Install COCO
Add the following configuration to your MCP server settings:
{
"mcpServers": {
"coco": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["mcp - coco"]
}
}
}
Mark the code and start the review
Add the '@' symbol in the code to mark the part to be reviewed, and then enter 'pair_qa' to start the conversation.
Usage examples
Example 1: Code reviewMark the code and start 'pair_qa'. COCO will ask questions based on the context and guide you to make improvements.
Example 2: Team collaborationMultiple developers share the same COCO instance and discuss code improvements in real - time.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install COCO?
Which programming languages does COCO support?
Does COCO require an internet connection?
Related resources
Official documentation
Comprehensively understand the functions and usage methods of COCO.
GitHub repository
View the source code and contribute.
Example project
Learn how to use COCO in real - world projects.
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