Last updated
March 16, 2026
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Github Arvindand Maven Tools Mcp
JVM dependency intelligence for AI assistants via Maven Central
Developer ToolsPackageociOpen SourceExternal
Visibility
Public
ByRegistry
About This MCP Server
Maven Tools MCP Server gives MCP-capable clients a practical way to inspect JVM dependencies using live Maven Central data.
It is built for developers and agents that need more than a plain version lookup: stability filtering, upgrade comparisons, dependency health signals, license data, CVE checks, and optional documentation lookups through Context7.
Capabilities
it gives MCP clients structured dependency data instead of making them scrape web pagesit keeps upgrade checks grounded in current Maven Central metadatait adds stability, age, CVE, and license signals in one placeit works well alongside agent workflows that need dependency facts before they edit code or open PRs
Tools & Endpoints2
Example Workflow
• current version vs latest version
• whether the upgrade is major, minor, or patch
• whether the newest release is stable
• whether the dependency looks fresh, aging, or stale
• whether there are known CVEs or license concerns worth noticing
What Problems It Solves
- One of the more interesting uses of this project is agent-driven dependency maintenance.
- The core server does not open PRs by itself, but it gives an agent enough current dependency context to make safer update decisions than a blind version-bump workflow. This repository's own weekly self-update flow is the clearest example: GitHub Actions orchestrates the run, a bounded AI client performs the dependency update task, and the result is a reviewable PR.
- That is also why the dogfooding setup matters beyond this repository. It demonstrates, in a small and concrete way, the same shape that broader GitHub Agentic Workflows can build on: a workflow orchestrator, an AI worker, structured tool output, and a human-reviewed change at the end.
Why Use Github Arvindand Maven Tools Mcp?
- it gives MCP clients structured dependency data instead of making them scrape web pages
- it keeps upgrade checks grounded in current Maven Central metadata
- it adds stability, age, CVE, and license signals in one place
- it works well alongside agent workflows that need dependency facts before they edit code or open PRs
Specifications
Status
live
Industry
Developer Tools
Category
General
Server type
Package
Language
oci
License
Open Source
Verified
Yes
Hosting
Hosting Options
- Package
API
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Configure
Configuration
json
{
"mcpServers": {
"maven-tools": {
"command": "docker",
"args": ["run", "-i", "--rm", "arvindand/maven-tools-mcp:latest"]
}
}
}Performance
Usage
Quick Reference
- Name
- Github Arvindand Maven Tools Mcp
- Function
- JVM dependency intelligence for AI assistants via Maven Central
- Available Tools
- Maven Tools MCP Server gives MCP-capable clients a practical way to inspect JVM dependencies using live Maven Central data., It is built for developers and agents that need more than a plain version lookup: stability filtering, upgrade comparisons, dependency health signals, license data, CVE checks, and optional documentation lookups through Context7.
- Transport
- Package
- Language
- oci
- Source
- External (Registry)
- License
- Open Source
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