whyy9527/ariadne
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Cross-service API dependency graph for Spring Boot + TypeScript microservice stacks. CLI + MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf. Offline static analysis over GraphQL, REST,
MCP
whyy9527/ariadne
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
Ariadne is a CLI tool and MCP server that builds a cross-service API dependency graph for Spring Boot and TypeScript microservice stacks. It performs offline static analysis across GraphQL, REST, Kafka, and frontend query layers, enabling code editors like Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf to understand inter-service dependencies without runtime instrumentation.
Best for
Best for
Developers maintaining Spring Boot + TypeScript microservice architectures who want tool-assisted dependency insight.
Use cases
- Map dependencies between microservices for refactoring planning
- Verify no breaking API changes before deploying a service update
- Explore graph of REST, GraphQL, and Kafka endpoints from a single analysis
Notes
Ariadne is a CLI tool and MCP server that builds a cross-service API dependency graph for Spring Boot and TypeScript microservice stacks. It performs offline static analysis across GraphQL, REST, Kafka, and frontend query layers, enabling code editors like Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf to understand inter-service dependencies without runtime instrumentation.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-26. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Map dependencies between microservices for refactoring planning
- Verify no breaking API changes before deploying a service update
- Explore graph of REST, GraphQL, and Kafka endpoints from a single analysis
Pros
- Works offline with static analysis, no runtime overhead
- Supports multiple API protocols and message brokers out of the box
- Integrates directly with popular AI coding assistants via MCP
Cons
- Limited to Spring Boot and TypeScript stacks only
- Zero stars and no community validation yet
- Requires MCP-compatible editor for full interactive use
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Pros
- Works offline with static analysis, no runtime overhead
- Supports multiple API protocols and message brokers out of the box
- Integrates directly with popular AI coding assistants via MCP
Cons
- Limited to Spring Boot and TypeScript stacks only
- Zero stars and no community validation yet
- Requires MCP-compatible editor for full interactive use
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