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daipendency-mcp

MCP.Pizza Chef: daipendency

Daipendency MCP server integrates with the Model Context Protocol to provide structured narrative and API documentation extraction for dependencies in local projects. Implemented in TypeScript with JS bindings for Daipendency, it enables developers to programmatically access dependency docs, facilitating better code understanding and integration within MCP-enabled environments.

Use This MCP server To

Extract detailed documentation for project dependencies Integrate dependency docs into developer copilot workflows Automate generation of API references for dependencies Enable LLMs to access dependency info for code assistance Support multi-step reasoning about project dependencies

README

Daipendency MCP Server

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Daipendency.

Install

Use npx -y @daipendency/mcp to run this MCP server with stdio.

API

Tools

get_dependency_docs

Extract narrative and API documentation for a dependency of a local project.

This is equivalent to daipendency extract-dep.

Architectural Decisions

Although Daipendency itself is implemented in Rust, this project is implemented in TypeScript so that we could use one of the official, feature-rich MCP SDKs. This required implementing JS bindings for Daipendency.

daipendency-mcp FAQ

How do I install the Daipendency MCP server?
You can install and run it using the command `npx -y @daipendency/mcp` with stdio support.
What does the `get_dependency_docs` tool do?
It extracts narrative and API documentation for a dependency of a local project, similar to `daipendency extract-dep`.
Why is the Daipendency MCP server implemented in TypeScript?
To leverage the official, feature-rich MCP SDKs and provide JavaScript bindings for Daipendency.
Can this MCP server be used with different LLM providers?
Yes, it is provider-agnostic and works with models like OpenAI, Claude, and Gemini.
Does the server support real-time interaction with local project dependencies?
Yes, it extracts up-to-date documentation from local dependencies for real-time model context.
Is the Daipendency MCP server suitable for large projects?
Yes, it can handle complex dependency graphs by extracting comprehensive documentation.
How does this server improve developer workflows?
By providing structured dependency documentation, it enables better code navigation and automated assistance.