Can this MCP server be used to get LLM-generated (pseudocode) descriptions of symbols?

[hansmbakker]

I'm working on a refactoring project where I have a solution containing old code that needs to be re-implemented in a different solution.

The process is like this:

1. Analyze a method that might do multiple tasks in the old solution
2. Create multiple pieces of code in the new solution, one for each task

I was wondering whether BifrostMCP can enable the first part instead of having to include the full old solution as a multi-root workspace (which would cause other issues)

[biegehydra]

Yes it can. Look at the find all references tool. The rest of the tools are also listed in the read me

[hansmbakker]

I'm not sure if "find references" is what I'm looking for - I was looking to get a (pseudocode) description of what a method does, not what references there are to a method.

Based on the tools list, I wouldn't see directly how to get a description of what a method does, but maybe I'm missing it?

[biegehydra]

You don't get a description of the function. You use the "Find all the references" tool to figure out where a function is used, then the agent reads the file where the function is used and can generate the descriptions for you. It's a multi-step process.