Depwire
Map dependency graphs and simulate change impact before merges or upgrades, with MCP tools for security and multi-agent coordination.
Overview
Depwire is an MCP server for the Ship phase that exposes 23 tools for dependency-graph impact analysis, simulation, security, and agent coordination.
What is this MCP server?
- 23 MCP tools for graph, impact, simulation, security, and agent coordination
- depwire-cli 1.7.0 via npm with stdio transport
- Dependency graph reasoning for upgrades and refactors
- Suited to agent-driven reviews before risky package or module changes
- 23 MCP tools documented in server description
- Package depwire-cli version 1.7.0 on npm
- Transport: stdio MCP
What problem does it solve?
You cannot see how a package or module change ripples through the graph until something breaks in CI or production.
Who is it for?
Solo builders on npm/Node or polyglot repos who use agents for refactors and want graph-level impact and security context at ship time.
Skip if: Greenfield projects with almost no dependencies, or teams that only need a simple outdated-package list without graph simulation.
What do I get? / Deliverables
You and your agent can simulate and analyze dependency impact before merging risky upgrades or refactors.
- 23-tool MCP surface for graph and security-oriented dependency workflows
- Simulated impact views before applying upgrades
- Agent-ready coordination context around dependency changes
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Journey fit
How it compares
Graph-native dependency MCP suite, not a single-purpose npm audit wrapper or IDE-only dependency tree.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Depwire for?
Developers and agent users who manage non-trivial dependency graphs and need impact and security insight before shipping changes.
When should I use Depwire?
Use it before merging major upgrades, large refactors, or security-sensitive dependency changes when you need simulation and coordinated agent analysis.
How do I add Depwire to my agent?
Install depwire-cli from npm, configure it as an stdio MCP server in your agent, and run it against a repository Depwire can index for its graph.