depscore

MCP tool from Socket MCP by SocketDev

Query the Socket API for dependency scoring information. Returns supply chain, quality, maintenance, vulnerability, and license scores per package.

How to use it

Project documentation lists depscore for the Socket MCP 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 Socket MCP

$claude mcp add --transport http socket-mcp https://mcp.socket.dev/
FULL SOCKET MCP LISTING

Other tools in Socket MCP (6)

alerts

List the latest security alerts for one Socket organization: supply-chain, vulnerability, quality, license, and maintenance issues across the org's monitored packages. Backed by GET /v0/orgs/{orgslug}/alerts. Results are paginated; pass the previous response's endCursor as cursor to fetch the next p

organizations

List the Socket organizations the authenticated user belongs to. Takes no parameters. Use it to discover the orgslug value that the org-scoped tools (alerts, threatfeed) require.

package_file_contents

Read a single file from a package. Pass the hash printed next to an entry in packagefiles output. Returns up to 1 MB of UTF-8 text; binary files return metadata only.

package_file_grep

Search a single file from a package for lines matching a JavaScript regular expression, returning matches with line numbers (grep -n style). Each blob is fetched once and held in a process-wide cache, so repeated reads and greps of the same hash skip the network.

package_files

List the files published in a package: a tree of file paths, each with its size and blob hash, for any package on a supported ecosystem. Use it to inspect what a dependency ships before installing it. Pass a file's hash to packagefilecontents or packagefilegrep.

threat_feed

Look up items in a Socket organization's threat feed: packages recently flagged as malware, typosquats, obfuscated code, and similar. Backed by GET /v0/orgs/{orgslug}/threat-feed. The response carries a nextPageCursor; pass it as cursor to page forward.