Slnmap 0.9.0

Slnmap

Slnmap (sln-map) — a semantic map of your .sln for AI coding agents.

Open source under the MIT license. Source, issues, and full docs: github.com/EMahmoudNabil/slnmap

Your AI agent can't refactor .NET code it can't see. Ask an agent "what breaks if I change this interface?" and it guesses from the files in its context — missing callers in other projects and files it never opened. Slnmap gives the agent a precise, compiler-accurate map of your whole solution, so it answers correctly: every caller, every implementation, across every project. It runs locally and serves the map to your agent or editor over MCP.

Quickstart

1. Install (requires the .NET SDK 9.0+):

dotnet tool install --global Slnmap

2. Analyze your solution (builds slnmap.db in the current folder):

slnmap analyze path/to/YourSolution.sln

3. Connect your MCP client. For Claude Code, add this to .mcp.json, using an absolute path to the slnmap.db you just built:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "slnmap": {
      "command": "slnmap",
      "args": ["serve", "--db", "C:/path/to/your/project/slnmap.db"]
    }
  }
}

The tools

The server exposes thirteen read-only tools — find_symbol, get_dependencies, impact_analysis, get_architecture_overview, find_usages, find_implementations, get_type_hierarchy, find_tests_for_symbol, get_project_dependencies, find_circular_dependencies, get_symbol_source, list_endpoints, and find_endpoint (full descriptions in the README). For an interface, impact_analysis follows both the interface's callers and its concrete implementations/overrides — across projects, in files nobody has open. HTTP endpoints are first-class graph nodes — from ASP.NET Core Minimal APIs (v0.7.0) and attribute-routed controllers (v0.8.0): ask "which endpoint serves /api/vendors/42?" or "what breaks if I change this handler?" and get the actual route back.

There's also slnmap viz: exports the graph as a single self-contained, interactive HTML file — no server, no CDN, works offline.

Privacy

100% local — and now you can verify it. No telemetry, no network calls, no cloud service; analysis works fully offline. Now that the CLI and MCP server are open source, the claim is auditable.

License & support

Slnmap is open source under the MIT license. The CLI and MCP server are MIT-licensed and will stay that way. Future hosted or team-oriented features may be commercial.

For questions or to report an issue, open a GitHub issue or contact hello@slnmap.dev.