I built BlueMouse after watching too many junior devs (and myself) blindly accept AI-generated code that looked good but was fundamentally broken. *The Problem:* - AI hallucinates architecture - Developers become "code monkeys" copying without understanding - Production bugs from unchecked AI suggestions *My Solution:* BlueMouse acts as an "automatic architect" that: 1. Asks Socratic questions BEFORE generating code 2. Runs 17-layer validation (security, types, logic, etc.) 3. Forces you to think about architecture, not just syntax *Tech Stack:* - Python-based MCP server - Knowledge base with 8 modules (115+ keywords) - Integrates with Claude, Gemini, etc. *Why it's different:* Most tools validate AFTER generation. BlueMouse prevents bad code from being generated in the first place by constraining the AI's "probability space" using FSM (Finite State Machine) logic. *Current Status:* - Open source on GitHub - Listed on Smithery & Glama MCP directories - Zero infrastructure cost (parasitic architecture) *Looking for:* - Feedback from experienced devs - Ideas for enterprise use cases - Potential collaborators Demo: https://bluemouse.app GitHub: https://github.com/peijun1700/bluemouse Happy to answer questions!