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Connect your LeetCode profile so AI can review and recommend problems.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "LeetCode MCP" yet — see the docs or source repo.
After connecting my LeetCode profile, list the array problems I have solved and group them by difficulty.
A list of relevant solved problems grouped by difficulty.
Based on my current problem history, recommend 5 dynamic programming problems I have not solved yet, mostly medium difficulty.
A recommendation list of unsolved problems matching the requested topic and difficulty.
Review my solved problems and recommend stack-related problems for my next practice round from easy to hard.
Tiered problem suggestions based on current progress.
Developers or students preparing for coding interviews can have AI review their LeetCode history and recommend new problems by topic and difficulty. This helps reveal under-practiced areas more quickly.
When users want to avoid repeating problems they already solved, this MCP tool lets AI check solved history first and then offer more targeted next-step recommendations.
It is a tutorial plus a working MCP server that connects to your LeetCode profile. Once connected, an AI assistant can check your solved problems and recommend new ones by topic and difficulty.
The available information says it connects to your LeetCode profile. For the exact setup method or required configuration, see the source repository.
Its key difference is that it lets AI use your solved-problem history first, then recommend follow-up problems by topic and difficulty instead of giving generic suggestions. For implementation details, see the source repository.
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