Depwire MCP server

Depwire is a helper that maps out how the pieces of a code project are connected. It reads your files and builds a picture of which functions, classes and imports depend on each other. It is handy for developers who use an AI assistant to change code and want to avoid breaking things they did not know about.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI a question about your code, like what would break if you delete a file. The AI calls this helper, and the helper looks at the dependency map it built from your project. It finds the exact files and symbols that depend on the thing you want to change. Then it hands that list back to the AI, which explains it to you in the chat. Nothing is guessed, because the map comes from reading your actual code.

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What you can do with it

• Find out which files break if you delete or rename something
• Simulate a change before you actually make it
• Scan your project for security problems
• Get a health score for your code structure
• Find code that is never used anywhere
• Compare how your code changed between two commits
• See a picture of how all your files connect

Try asking your AI

• “What breaks if I delete src/utils/encode.ts?”
• “Run a security scan on this project and tell me the worst findings.”
• “Show me the unused functions in this codebase.”
• “Compare the dependency graph between main and my feature branch.”

What it gives back to you

You get back plain answers in the chat: lists of affected files, broken imports, a health score, or security findings. For a simulation, it tells you how many files are affected and which ones. For a security scan, it groups findings by how serious they are. Everything shows up as text you can read and act on.

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Who it's for

Developers and technical teams who use an AI assistant to edit code and want to avoid breaking things they cannot see.