"Go" matching MCP servers:

Enables querying Go module versions, metadata, and go.mod contents by wrapping proxy.golang.org, providing tools for version listing and dependency analysis.

Source-code intelligence for agents, powered by OpenGrok and Go.

One MCP server for golangci-lint, govulncheck, and nilaway — a unified Diagnostic\[] array with consistent file:line:column navigation, parallel execution, and zero-config auto-install - for golang development.

Provides real-time access to Go package documentation, function signatures, and type definitions directly from pkg.go.dev. It enables LLMs to search for packages, retrieve specific versions, and access code examples from the official Go module ecosystem.

Provides Go language tools for LLMs to analyze, test, and format Go code.

Enables AI assistants to understand and navigate codebases through structural analysis. Provides code mapping, symbol search, and impact analysis using ast-grep for accurate parsing of Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Go projects.

Provides instant GDScript syntax validation and diagnostics by bridging Godot's native Language Server Protocol to MCP clients. Enables real-time syntax checking in AI assistants without requiring custom plugins or context switching to the Godot editor.

CI health reports for GitHub Actions: flaky tests named from logs, wasted compute priced in dollars, zombie crons, PR feedback time, plus 21 lint rules with safe auto-fixes. Read-only MCP tools wrap the same Go binary.

Pre-install trust scoring & safety scanning for MCP servers, AI skills & npm packages — 15 signals incl. OSV/KEV/EPSS vuln intel and an auto-gate go/no-go.

Enables checking packages across npm, PyPI, Go, Maven, Cargo, NuGet, and RubyGems for existence, deprecation, known vulnerabilities, and license issues before installation, providing verdicts like does_not_exist, risky, verify, or ok.

A server providing programming guidelines and coding standards for multiple languages, enabling access and search of best practices for C#, Go, JavaScript, Python, and TypeScript.

A local AST and type-aware Go repository context indexer that uses CHA to map symbols, call graphs, dependencies, and architecture patterns. Built for AI coding agents that need to navigate and reason about large Go codebases without reading raw files.

Godot 4 MCP server with: Test running (GUT/GdUnit4) with structured pass/fail results API docs search with 30+ Godot 3→4 migration mappings Script analysis detecting 10 common GDScript pitfalls Scene/resource file parsing with antipattern detection Viewport screenshot capture LSP diagnostics from Godot's language server TypeScript, cross-platform (macOS/Windows/Linux), published on npm

Deterministic code-graph (GraphRAG) over your repo for LLM agents — local-first, git-native, zero-infra, served via MCP. Python, TS/JS, Rust, Go, Java, C#.

Gives AI agents type-resolved Python code navigation through ty's language server, answering hover, definition, references, call hierarchy, Protocol implementations, workspace symbol search, and diagnostics queries. Resolutions go through real type inference (imports, injected parameters, dataclass fields) rather than text grep.

An MCP server providing 15 semantic analysis tools for GDScript, powered by Godot's built-in Language Server.

Enables agents to validate, explain, and gate SQL statements against a supplied schema before execution, returning safe/review/blocked verdicts, issue codes, and fix suggestions. It acts as a pre-execution go/no-go guard and composes with database access servers.

Bridges MCP and LSP to enable semantic code analysis, including go-to-definition, find references, hover info, and function call relationship checks.

Code dependency graph and AI context engine. 10 MCP tools that give Claude, Cursor, and any MCP client full codebase context — impact analysis, dependency tracing, architecture summaries, and interactive arc diagram visualization. Supports TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, and Go.

Lets an MCP client triage a local project for leaked secrets, missing Supabase row-level security, unauthenticated data-changing API routes, insecure browser-exposed environment variables, and other common web-app security mistakes without network access. It returns severity-ordered findings or a plain-English go/no-go summary with what to fix first.