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dotsider-mcp 0.11.0, published by willibrandon, is a standalone Model Context Protocol server that bridges the dotsider .NET assembly analysis engine with popular AI coding assistants such as Claude Code and VS Code Copilot. Released in seventeen incremental versions, the tool exposes twenty-eight discrete functions that let large-language models disassemble Intermediate Language, inspect metadata, generate dependency graphs, calculate size footprints, extract embedded strings, perform binary diffs, and capture runtime traces without leaving the chat window. Security researchers use it to triage unfamiliar assemblies, DevOps engineers embed it in CI pipelines to flag unexpected references or bloated packages, and maintainers rely on its diff engine to verify that hot-fixes change only intended bytes. Reverse engineers invoke the dependency graph tool to visualize call trees, while performance consultants query the size analyzer to spot overweight dependencies before deployment. Because the server speaks the open Model Context Protocol, any compatible client can request on-demand analysis, receive structured JSON results, and continue an automated refactoring or documentation workflow. The entire interaction stays local, so sensitive intellectual property never leaves the machine. dotsider-mcp is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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