MCP Server Code Runner
The Code Runner MCP Server is an MCP service that supports the execution of multi - language code snippets. It can directly run code and display results in applications such as VS Code.
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What is the Code Runner MCP Server?
The Code Runner MCP Server is a tool based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) used to run code snippets in multiple programming languages and display the running results.How to use the Code Runner MCP Server?
Users only need to input code snippets, and the server will automatically run the code and return the results.Applicable scenarios
It is suitable for scenarios where developers need to quickly verify code logic, test small scripts, or learn programming languages.Main Features
Multi - language support
Supports multiple programming languages such as JavaScript, PHP, and Python.
Real - time feedback
Instantly display the results of code execution.
Cross - platform compatibility
Can run on Windows, Linux, and MacOS.
Advantages
Supports more than 20 programming languages.
Can be used without installation.
Strong cross - platform compatibility.
Limitations
May not be able to run complex or large - scale programs.
Requires an internet connection to run code.
How to Use
Install the Code Runner MCP Server
Quickly install the server via npx, Docker, or Smithery.
Configure the client
Configure the server address and port on the client.
Run the code
Input the code snippet and submit it, and the server will return the execution result.
Usage Examples
Run JavaScript code
Input JavaScript code and immediately see the results.
View the temporary folder path
Get the path of the operating system's temporary folder.
Check the number of CPUs
Query the number of CPU cores in the computer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to install the Code Runner MCP Server?
Does it support all programming languages?
What dependencies need to be installed?
Related Resources
GitHub Repository
Access the project source code and documentation.
Docker Hub
Download the Docker image.
Smithery Installation Guide
Quickly deploy the server via Smithery.

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