# Brain Scanner [Health: Active]

**Category:** 🤖 Coding Agents  
**Repository:** https://brainscanner.dev/  
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**Directory Page:** https://allmcps.com/mcp/brain-scanner

## Description
Hosted MCP for project graphs, context recorded through supported coding-agent workflows, and reports that become queued tasks. Free open beta; account and OAuth connection required. Illustrative demo: https://brainscanner.dev. Signup: https://brainscanner.dev/signup. Setup: https://brainscanner.dev/connect. Queued tasks are not completed fixes. Submitted by an authorized AI assistant for the maker.

## Claude Desktop Quick Installation
No confirmed install details yet, so no config is published. Follow the setup steps in the repository above.

## Documentation

## What Brain Scanner MCP server does

Brain Scanner provides a hosted MCP service centered on project graphs, coding-agent context, and reports. It is intended for workflows where an authorized AI assistant records context while working with a supported coding-agent workflow and submits a report that can enter a task queue.

The Brain Scanner MCP server does not represent queued work as an applied code change. A queued task is a record of submitted work for later handling, so teams should not treat task creation as evidence that a fix has been implemented or verified.

## How it works

The service combines information from supported coding-agent workflows with project graph data. Context recorded during those workflows can be used in reports, and reports can become queued tasks.

Access is account-based and uses OAuth to connect the service. The available description identifies the product as a hosted MCP rather than a locally run server, so deployment details such as a local process, package, or self-hosted database are not specified.

## Setup and configuration

Start by creating an account through the Brain Scanner signup page, then use the connect page to establish the OAuth connection. The documented flow requires both an account and an OAuth connection before using the service.

The available setup information does not list environment variables, command-line options, client-specific configuration, callback settings, or a local installation command. Configuration should therefore follow the hosted connection flow at the provided setup page rather than assumptions about a package-based installation.

## Tools and capabilities

- Access project graphs through the hosted MCP service.
- Record context through supported coding-agent workflows.
- Produce reports from the available project and workflow context.
- Turn reports into queued tasks.

Developers evaluating the service should confirm those details during the connection and account setup process.

## Limitations and notes

Brain Scanner MCP server is described as a free open beta, so its behavior and available capabilities may change. Use also depends on an account and OAuth connection. Compatibility with specific clients is not stated in the available information.

Queued tasks are not completed fixes. Any workflow that relies on the queue should include a separate step for implementation, review, or verification.

_Full upstream README: https://allmcps.com/mcp/brain-scanner/readme_