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BifrostMCP

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This VS Code extension hands the editor's own understanding of your code over to your assistant: find every place a symbol is used, jump to a definition or implementation, outline a file, trace call and type hierarchies, and search symbols across a whole project. Nineteen tools ship, and all but one are read-only — renaming a symbol is the single change it can make. It plugs into Cursor, Cline, and Roo Code by pointing them at a local address. Free, with no account or key needed.

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Use This MCP server To

Find everywhere a function is used before I change it Jump straight to where a class is actually defined See which classes implement a given interface Rename a symbol safely across an entire project Get an outline of a file I have never opened Search for a symbol by name across the whole workspace

README

Bifrost - VSCode Dev Tools MCP Server

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This VS Code extension provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes VSCode's powerful development tools and language features to AI tools. It enables advanced code navigation, analysis, and manipulation capabilities when using AI coding assistants that support the MCP protocol.

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Features

  • Language Server Integration: Access VSCode's language server capabilities for any supported language
  • Code Navigation: Find references, definitions, implementations, and more
  • Symbol Search: Search for symbols across your workspace
  • Code Analysis: Get semantic tokens, document symbols, and type information
  • Smart Selection: Use semantic selection ranges for intelligent code selection
  • Code Actions: Access refactoring suggestions and quick fixes
  • HTTP/SSE Server: Exposes language features over an MCP-compatible HTTP server
  • AI Assistant Integration: Ready to work with AI assistants that support the MCP protocol

Usage

Installation

  1. Install the extension from the VS Code marketplace
  2. Install any language-specific extensions you need for your development
  3. Open your project in VS Code

BifrostMCP FAQ

Which apps does it work in?
Cursor, Cline, Roo Code, and other assistants that let you point at a local address. VS Code has to be open with your project loaded, since the answers come from the editor itself.
Do I need a key or a paid account?
No. It is a free extension from the VS Code marketplace and does not call any outside service.
Can I use this to rename something across my whole project safely?
Yes — one of the tools performs a real rename using the editor's own logic, so it catches the same places VS Code would.
Will it change my files?
Rarely. Eighteen of the nineteen tools only look things up; only the rename tool edits code.
Does it work with my programming language?
It borrows whatever VS Code already knows, so install the usual language extension first — the C# extension for C# files, for example — and it works for that language too.
Can I use it on more than one project at a time?
Yes. Each project can carry a small settings file naming its own port, so several VS Code windows can run side by side.
How hard is setup?
Install the extension, then paste a two-line address into your assistant's settings. No building or command line needed.