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nittim MCP

nittim audits code before it ships.

Connect over MCP and your agent can:

• Scan a repo or a handful of posted files for committed secrets and known vulnerable dependencies — free, no key needed.
• List every check nittim runs, in plain English.
• Read the free self-review checklist (get_loop) — free, no key needed.
• Price a GitHub repo or a set of files before anything runs — free, no upload required.
• Run a full audit and get back a verdict — Production Ready, Production Ready with Conditions, High Risk, or Not Safe — with security, privacy, reliability, and architecture findings, each paired with a fix.
• Get a second opinion on any piece of work from an independent judge.
• Flag a finding that looks wrong, for a person to review.

A paid audit quotes its price before it runs. Nothing is charged until you confirm.

Try it in 30 seconds

Connect (below), then ask your agent:

Run nittim's get_loop and review this repo against it.

That reads the free checklist and reviews your code on your own model. Nothing is uploaded and no key is needed. Or ask it to scan_source a file for committed secrets and vulnerable dependencies. Also free.

Connect

Claude Code, as a plugin (adds the server and the nittim-loop skill):

/plugin marketplace add ilanwolberger/nittim-mcp
/plugin install nittim@nittim

or just the server:

claude mcp add --transport http nittim https://nittim.com/api/mcp

Using Claude Code's auto mode?

Auto mode refuses any tool it reads as able to spend money before that tool runs. nittim's paid tools always quote a price first, and every charge waits for the account owner's click on a confirmation link — so allowing the server never lets an assistant spend on its own. Add this to ~/.claude/settings.json (or your project's .claude/settings.json):

{ "permissions": { "allow": ["mcp__nittim"] } }

The rule name follows whatever you called the server in claude mcp add — it's mcp__<your-name> if you picked something other than nittim. The free tools (scan, estimate, checklist) work without this rule.

Cursor or VS Code: the buttons at the top, or nittim → https://nittim.com/api/mcp in your MCP settings.

Or add it to any MCP client as:

{
  "nittim": {
    "type": "streamable-http",
    "url": "https://nittim.com/api/mcp"
  }
}

The free tools work right away, no account needed. Paid tools need a key — mint one at nittim.com/keys.

Skills

skills/nittim-loop is a free, local self-review — it walks your assistant through nittim's public checklist over a repository you own, on your own model, with nothing uploaded. It reads the checklist via the get_loop MCP tool when one is connected, or by fetching https://nittim.com/selfcheck.md directly otherwise.

Claude Code — install the plugin (see Connect above), then run /nittim:nittim-loop inside a project you want reviewed. Or install the skill on its own, available in every project:

mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/nittim-loop && curl -fsSL https://nittim.com/skills/nittim-loop/SKILL.md -o ~/.claude/skills/nittim-loop/SKILL.md

Cursor — the same checklist as a project rule (skills/nittim-loop/nittim-loop.mdc), also served live at https://nittim.com/skills/nittim-loop/nittim-loop.mdc:

mkdir -p .cursor/rules && curl -fsSL https://nittim.com/skills/nittim-loop/nittim-loop.mdc -o .cursor/rules/nittim-loop.mdc

Any other MCP client — call the get_loop tool directly; no install needed.

Learn more

Full reference, for people and for agents: nittim.com/agents

Listed on Smithery, Glama, cursor.directory and the MCP Registry.

This repository holds the listing manifests for nittim's MCP server, all pointing at the live endpoint above: Open Plugins (plugin.json, .mcp.json), the MCP Registry (server.json), a Claude Code plugin and marketplace (.claude-plugin/), and the nittim-loop skill (SKILL.md for Claude Code, nittim-loop.mdc for Cursor). It carries no other application code. scripts/gate.sh checks the repo's own consistency — manifests agree, both skill copies identical, every URL above resolves — and hooks/pre-push runs a secret scan before anything reaches GitHub (git config core.hooksPath hooks once per clone).