e18e MCP Server
dev.e18e/e18e
MCP server advising agents on modern, performant package alternatives and best practices.
What is the e18e MCP server?
The e18e MCP server is an official tool that helps agents identify outdated or bloated dependencies and recommends modern, better-maintained alternatives. It analyzes install commands and source code imports to suggest package replacements and provides migration guides for transitioning away from legacy packages.
e18e keeps your agent's dependency choices lean and current. It checks npm install commands for packages with better alternatives, scans source files for imports that should be replaced, and provides curated migration guides. Useful for maintaining performant, modern codebases without bloated or unmaintained dependencies.
How to install e18e
Copy-paste configuration for popular MCP clients.
Tools & capabilities
Tools this server exposes to the agent.
Check install commands— Analyze npm install commands to identify packages with better-native or better-maintained alternativesAnalyze source imports— Scan source files to identify imports that should be replaced with modern alternativesMigration guides— Provide curated migration guides for transitioning away from outdated packages
Use cases
- Review npm dependencies before installation to avoid bloated or unmaintained packages
- Identify legacy imports in existing codebases that have modern replacements
- Get guided migration paths for upgrading from outdated packages to their modern alternatives
- Audit project dependencies for performance and maintenance best practices
- Recommend native or better-maintained alternatives during code review
e18e MCP server FAQ
It advises agents on modern and performant best practices by checking install commands for package alternatives, analyzing source imports for outdated dependencies, and providing migration guides to transition away from legacy packages.
Yes, e18e is open-source under the MIT license and available on npm as @e18e/mcp.
Install via npm with `npm install @e18e/mcp` or connect remotely using the streamable-http endpoint at https://mcp.e18e.dev/mcp.
No authentication is required; it's a standalone advisory tool for analyzing packages and imports.
The project is in very early stages and may break without notice, so use it with caution in production environments.
e18e focuses on npm packages, checking for better-native alternatives, better-maintained forks, and modern replacements for outdated dependencies.
README (reference)
Source of truth, from the repository.
@e18e/mcp
The official e18e MCP server for advising agents on modern and performant best practices
[!WARNING] This project is in very early stages and may break without notice. Have fun!
Capabilities
- Check install commands for packages that have better-native or better-maintained alternatives
- Analyze source files to identify imports that should be replaced with modern alternatives
- Provide curated migration guides for transitioning away from outdated packages
Packages
This monorepo contains the following packages:
- @e18e/mcp - The main stdio implementation of the e18e MCP server
Sponsors
<p align="center"> <a href="https://e18e.dev/sponsor"> <img src="https://e18e.dev/sponsors.svg" alt="e18e community sponsors" /> </a> </p>License
MIT
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