DepFixer MCP Server: AI-Powered Dependency Analysis in Your IDE

We are thrilled to introduce the DepFixer MCP Server — bringing dependency analysis directly into your AI coding assistant via the Model Context Protocol.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI coding assistants connect to external tools. With our MCP server, Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf can now analyze your dependencies, check compatibility, and plan migrations — all from within your IDE.

• depfixer_analyze — Scan your package.json for conflicts, get a health score, and see fix commands
• depfixer_check_compatibility — Check if a specific package version works with your framework
• depfixer_migrate — Plan a framework migration with before/after health score projections

Setup takes 30 seconds. Just add the MCP server configuration to your IDE settings. We support Claude Code (.claude/settings.json), Cursor (.cursor/mcp.json), and Windsurf.

The MCP server works in two modes. Without an API key, you get audit mode — your AI assistant can see what issues exist and their severity. With an API key, you unlock full analysis including fix commands and migration planning.

Install with npx @depfixer/mcp-server and configure your IDE. Check out the full setup guide at docs.depfixer.com/guides/mcp-setup for step-by-step instructions for each IDE.