CodeHealth MCP Server by CodeScene

CodeHealth MCP Server, from CodeScene AB (whose customers include Cisco, Philips, and Western Digital), is a local Model Context Protocol service that gives AI coding assistants — GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Cursor, Codeium — deterministic code-quality feedback so they can fix maintainability issues rather than just generate more code. It runs entirely on the developer's own machine with no cloud dependency or external data transmission, forming a self-correcting loop that automatically evaluates AI-generated changes and flags quality problems for the agent to fix, across 30+ programming languages. It also links code-health improvements to business outcomes through built-in ROI calculations. Currently in early access, it offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card, then €8/month (about $9 USD) with a 10% discount for annual billing — a real, published, affordable price point rather than an opaque enterprise quote. Good fit for a team using AI coding assistants that wants a local, privacy-preserving check on code quality rather than trusting AI-generated code output at face value.