Uniquity-mcp
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Uniquity MCP Server is a server that makes the functions of UniquityReporter available to external tools and AI agents via MCP (Model Context Protocol).
Uniquity MCP Server is designed to extend the capabilities of UniquityReporter by making its analysis functions accessible to external tools and AI agents through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This server separates the core logic from the interface, enhancing maintainability and extensibility. It allows various clients to access its features through a standardized protocol, ensuring seamless integration and interaction. The server supports standard output only, and optional values can be dynamically specified as tool arguments. The architecture relies on Node.js and uses packages like `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` for MCP protocol implementation and `uniquity-reporter` for core analysis. The server communicates with external services like GitHub, OpenAI, and Tavily APIs to perform repository and code analysis. The project is structured to facilitate easy development and deployment, with a focus on maintaining up-to-date dependencies and providing clear usage instructions.
Features
- Enables analysis functions of UniquityReporter to be called from MCP Host or AI agents.
- Separates core logic and interface for improved maintainability and extensibility.
- Supports standard output only, with optional dynamic specification of tool arguments.
- Integrates with external services like GitHub, OpenAI, and Tavily APIs for comprehensive analysis.
- Facilitates easy development and deployment with a structured project setup and clear usage instructions.
Tools
analyze_repository
Generates a similarity analysis report for the specified GitHub repository. The report is always returned in Markdown format to standard output.
list_tools
Returns a list of tools provided by the MCP Server and their specifications (arguments and return values).