MCP-compatible IDEs

Configure kluster.ai Verify Code in any MCP-compatible IDE with manual setup. While these IDEs don't have native kluster.ai extensions, they provide full verification capabilities through the standard MCP protocol.

Consider Native IDEs

For the best experience, consider using Cursor, VS Code, or Claude Code which offer enhanced features and one-click installation.

Prerequisites

Before getting started, ensure you have:

• A kluster.ai account: Sign up on the kluster.ai platform if you don't have one.
• A kluster.ai API key: After signing in, go to the API Keys section and create a new key. For detailed instructions, check out the Get an API key guide.

MCP configuration

Add the following to your IDE's MCP configuration file:

{  
    "mcpServers": {  
        "Kluster-Verify-Code-MCP": {  
            "command": "npx",  
            "args": [  
                "@klusterai/kluster-verify-code-mcp@latest"  
            ],  
            "env": {  
                "KLUSTER_API_KEY": "your-api-key-here"  
            }  
        }  
    }  
}  

API Key Required

Replace your-api-key-here with your actual API key from the kluster.ai platform.

Setup by IDE

WindsurfKilo CodeClineRoo CodeOther IDEs

Configuration steps

1. Open Settings by clicking the gear icon or using the command palette.

2. Click Windsurf Settings.

3. Navigate to Cascade in the left sidebar.

4. Select Manage MCPs to access the MCP configuration.

5. Click View raw config to open mcp_config.json.

6. Add the Kluster MCP configuration shown above.

7. Save the configuration and refresh.

Verification

The Kluster-Verify-Code-MCP will appear with both tools enabled:

• kluster_code_review_auto: For code security and quality verification.
• kluster_dependency_validator: For dependency validation.

Configuration steps

1. Open Settings and navigate to MCP Servers.

2. Select the Installed tab.

3. Click Edit Project MCP to open the MCP configuration.

4. Add the Kluster MCP configuration shown above with your API key.

5. Save and restart Kilo Code.

Verification

You should see the Kluster-Verify-Code-MCP server with both tools enabled:

• kluster_code_review_auto: For code security and quality verification.
• kluster_dependency_validator: For dependency validation.

Configuration steps

1. Open Cline and click MCP Servers in the left sidebar.

2. Select the Installed tab.

3. Click Configure MCP Servers to open cline_mcp_settings.json.

4. Add the Kluster MCP configuration shown above.

5. Save the configuration.

Verification

The Kluster-Verify-Code-MCP server will appear with both tools enabled:

• kluster_code_review_auto: For code security and quality verification.
• kluster_dependency_validator: For dependency validation.

Configuration steps

1. Open Roo Code and click MCP Servers in the left sidebar.

2. Click Edit Project MCP to open the MCP configuration.

3. The configuration file will open at .roo/mcp_settings.json.

4. Add the Kluster MCP configuration shown above.

5. Save the file.

Verification

The Kluster-Verify-Code-MCP server will appear with both tools enabled:

• kluster_code_review_auto: For code security and quality verification.
• kluster_dependency_validator: For dependency validation.

Generic MCP setup

For any other MCP-compatible IDE:

1. Locate your IDE's MCP configuration file.
2. Add the Kluster MCP configuration shown above.
3. Replace your-api-key-here with your actual API key.
4. Save and restart your IDE if required.

The tools should now be available in your AI assistant.

Next steps

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