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Install and verify the Code Scalpel MCP server. Checks if codescalpel is already installed in Claude Code, runs `claude mcp add` if needed, and confirms connection by fetching capabilities.
Installer avec Codex ou Claude Copiez ce prompt, collez-le dans Codex, Claude ou un autre assistant, puis laissez-le vérifier la page du skill et l'installer pour vous.
Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Analyze code structure: parse functions, classes, imports, and complexity metrics. Use to understand a file or project without reading the source code directly.
Extract a specific function, class, or method from a file using Code Scalpel. Use when you need to show a symbol without reading the entire file—saves 95% of context.
Map project architecture: discover modules, build call graphs, visualize structure, trace critical paths. Complete architecture overview with dependency flows.
Verify code compliance with policies and standards: HIPAA, SOC2, PCI-DSS, custom style guides. Validate policy file integrity with cryptographic verification.
Safe refactoring workflow: find all usages, trace dependencies, simulate changes, generate baseline tests, then apply with backup. Behavior-preserving refactor.
Full security audit: detect local vulnerabilities, cross-file taint flows, CVEs in dependencies, and polyglot sink patterns. Complete security scan pipeline.
| name | cs-setup |
| description | Install and verify the Code Scalpel MCP server. Checks if codescalpel is already installed in Claude Code, runs `claude mcp add` if needed, and confirms connection by fetching capabilities. |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash","mcp__codescalpel__get_capabilities"] |
| preamble-tier | 1 |
This command installs the Code Scalpel MCP server and verifies it's working correctly.
codescalpel is already registered in claude mcp listclaude mcp add codescalpel uvx codescalpel mcpget_capabilitiesIf you have a license file, install with:
claude mcp add codescalpel \
-e CODE_SCALPEL_LICENSE_PATH=/path/to/license.jwt \
uvx codescalpel mcp
Once verified, try these commands:
/cs-extract — Extract a function by name (saves 95% context vs reading whole files)/cs-security — Run a full security audit/cs-analyze — Analyze your project structureSee CLAUDE.md in your project root for the complete guide.