MCP ServerSTDIOOfficialv0.4.1

Nakishiyaman Dig MCP Server

Analyze code history and authorship with git blame, file tracking, and contributor insights. Built for developers investigating legacy code, understanding change patterns, and identifying subject-matter experts.

io.github.nakishiyaman/dig

Hosted URL

Local install

Transport

STDIO

Auth

No auth required

What the Nakishiyaman Dig MCP server does

How models use it and what it is built for.

Analyze code history and authorship with git blame, file tracking, and contributor insights. Built for developers investigating legacy code, understanding change patterns, and identifying subject-matter experts.

Connect to Nakishiyaman Dig

Local install — runs as a subprocess.

npx mcp-server-dig@0.4.1

Resources

Where to find authoritative docs and source for Nakishiyaman Dig.

Example prompts for Nakishiyaman Dig

Paste any of these into Agent Studio after connecting Nakishiyaman Dig.

  • Show me the git blame for src/auth.ts to see who last modified each line
  • List all contributors to the database migration files over the past year
  • Find files that frequently change together with the payment module
  • Explain the commit history and co-change patterns for this function

Nakishiyaman Dig MCP server — FAQ

Common questions about connecting and running Nakishiyaman Dig.

  • What does the dig MCP server do?

    It provides code archaeology capabilities including git blame (line-by-line authorship), file history tracking, contributor analysis, and co-change detection to help you understand how code has evolved and who modified it.

  • Does dig require git to be installed?

    Yes, dig operates on git repositories, so you need git installed and initialized in your project. It reads git history directly from your .git directory.

  • Can dig analyze files outside my git repository?

    No, dig only works on files tracked in git. It relies on git history, so untracked or non-git files cannot be analyzed.

  • What is co-change analysis and why is it useful?

    Co-change analysis identifies files that are frequently modified together in the same commits. This reveals hidden dependencies and helps you understand which parts of the codebase are tightly coupled.

  • How do I install and run the dig MCP server?

    Install with `npx mcp-server-dig@0.4.1`. It runs over stdio transport, so connect it to your MCP client (like Claude Desktop) and point it to a git repository to start querying history and authorship data.

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