gpkg-mcp
A knowledge graph MCP server for Moleculer and Go microservice projects that scans codebases, extracts service metadata, seeds Neo4j, and exposes tools for LLM clients to query and understand service architecture.
README
gpkg-mcp
Standalone knowledge graph MCP server for Moleculer/Go microservice projects. Scans a project directory, extracts service metadata (actions, commands, queries, routes, events, dependencies), seeds Neo4j, and exposes everything via a Python MCP server that any LLM client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, the gp-langchain bot) can call.
What it does
- Scans TypeScript/JavaScript Moleculer services (layered, CQRS, gateway) and Go services
- Extracts per-action metadata: handler type, params validator,
ctx.calldependencies (regex + variable resolution) - Seeds Neo4j knowledge graph and writes per-service markdown docs
- Serves a FastMCP server over Streamable HTTP or stdio
- Caches scan fingerprints with a
schema_versionso improved extractors always trigger a re-scan
Quick start (with sample data)
# One-shot bootstrap: checks prereqs, seeds sample services, starts MCP
./start.sh
The script: checks uv + Neo4j, runs uv sync, seeds sample/ data into Neo4j, then starts the server on http://localhost:8000/mcp.
Manual setup
cp .env.sample .env
# edit .env — set GPKG_NEO4J_URI / GPKG_NEO4J_PASSWORD at minimum
uv sync
# Scan a project
uv run gpkg scan ../my-project
# Query the knowledge graph
uv run gpkg query "payment transfer"
# Start the MCP server
uv run gpkg serve
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
gpkg scan <dir> |
Scan all services under <dir>, seed Neo4j, write markdown KB |
gpkg scan <dir> --use-llm |
Enable LLM validation for low-confidence architecture detections |
gpkg scan <dir> --force |
Bypass fingerprint cache, rescan everything |
gpkg scan <dir> --concurrency N |
Set parallel scan concurrency (default: 5) |
gpkg query "<text>" |
Full-text query against the seeded KG |
gpkg query "<text>" --service NAME |
Filter results to one service |
gpkg serve |
Start MCP server (streamable-http on port 8000) |
gpkg serve --transport stdio |
Start for Claude Desktop / Cursor local use |
MCP tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
scan_project(project_dir, use_llm, force) |
Scan all services; returns {scanned, seeded, skipped, failed, services} |
scan_service(project_dir, service_path, use_llm) |
Scan a single service; returns EnhancedServiceScanResult |
query_knowledge_graph(query, service_name?) |
Full-text search; returns {services, actions, relationships} |
get_service(service_name) |
Full stored knowledge for one service |
list_services() |
All known services with arch type + confidence |
Resource: kb://{service_name} — the generated markdown doc for a service.
Configuration
Copy .env.sample to .env:
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
GPKG_NEO4J_URI |
bolt://localhost:7687 |
Neo4j bolt URI |
GPKG_NEO4J_USER |
neo4j |
Neo4j username |
GPKG_NEO4J_PASSWORD |
(empty) | Neo4j password |
GPKG_KB_DIR |
./knowledge_base |
Markdown KB output directory |
GPKG_SCAN_CONCURRENCY |
5 |
Parallel scan workers |
GPKG_LLM_ENABLED |
false |
Enable LLM validation pass |
GPKG_LLM_MODEL |
claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 |
Model for architecture validation |
GPKG_LLM_CONFIDENCE_THRESHOLD |
0.7 |
Only run LLM when confidence is below this |
GPKG_API_KEY |
(empty) | Bearer token for MCP server (empty = unauthenticated) |
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY |
(empty) | Required when GPKG_LLM_ENABLED=true |
Docker
# Build
docker build -t gpkg-mcp .
# Run with a local .env and data volume
docker run --env-file .env -p 8000:8000 -v $(pwd)/knowledge_base:/data/knowledge_base gpkg-mcp
# Scan a project (mount it read-only)
docker run --env-file .env \
-v $(pwd)/knowledge_base:/data/knowledge_base \
-v /path/to/my-project:/project:ro \
gpkg-mcp uv run gpkg scan /project
Architecture detection
| Type | Detection signal |
|---|---|
layered-moleculer |
actions: block with inline handlers in start.ts or *.service.ts |
cqrs-moleculer |
CQRSContainer, CommandBus, QueryBus keywords |
gateway-moleculer |
integrate-services/ directory with RestRoute() definitions |
golang-moleculer |
go-moleculer in go.mod + Publisher pattern |
discrete-golang-moleculer |
go-moleculer in go.mod, no Publisher |
external-api-service |
No Moleculer; Express / Gin / Echo / Fiber |
Confidence levels: high → medium → low. LLM validation runs when confidence is below GPKG_LLM_CONFIDENCE_THRESHOLD.
Cache schema version
knowledge/cache.py has a CACHE_SCHEMA_VERSION constant (currently 4). Bump it whenever an extractor changes — the next scan will ignore all cached fingerprints and re-scan everything.
Running tests
uv run pytest
Tests cover: LayeredMoleculerExtractor action/handler/call extraction, cache schema version invalidation, and MCP tool shapes (mocked store, no Neo4j needed).
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