full_analysis
One-shot orientation for unmapped projects: structure + samples + tests + git.
How to use it
Project documentation lists full_analysis for the Mason MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
Install Mason
npx -p mason-context mason-mcpOther tools in Mason (17)
Git stats — hot files, stale dirs, commit conventions.
Sync the concept map to Confluence as PM-readable wiki pages.
Map step — returns one batch of files for the assistant to summarize.
Smart file previews selected by architectural role.
First call for any task or bug. Matching features + files + tests + blast radius + freshness + recorded decisions, in one call.
Call before editing a file. Traces what's affected — co-change history + references + related tests.
First call for any architecture question. Loads the concept map — feature → file lookup — in one LLM-free call.
Feature-level staleness report — what changed since the snapshot, and whether to refresh incrementally or rebuild.
Marks the project as initialized once the playbook is done.
Start here. Returns the Map-Reduce setup playbook. Idempotent.
Configure Confluence credentials — two-step: list spaces, then persist.
Reduce step — returns every partial + instructions to merge into a unified map.
Record knowledge the code can't express — failed approaches, deprecations, conventions. Git-committed, PR-reviewed, drift-checked.
Persists the partial map for one batch.
Persist the final unified map. Clears partials.
Record verification verdicts — failures flag entries for re-mapping until fixed.
Spot-check map correctness — sampled entries + file skeletons for the assistant to judge, least-recently-verified first.