paiml-mcp-agent-toolkit
Pragmatic AI Labs MCP Agent Toolkit - An MCP Server designed to make code with agents more deterministic
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PAIML MCP Agent Toolkit (PMAT) is a zero-configuration AI context generation system with extreme quality enforcement and Toyota Way standards. It allows users to analyze any codebase instantly through CLI, MCP, or HTTP interfaces. The toolkit provides features such as technical debt analysis, advanced monitoring, metrics aggregation, performance profiling, bottleneck detection, alert system, multi-format export, storage flexibility, and more. It also offers AI-powered intelligence for smart recommendations, polyglot analysis, repository showcase, and integration points. PMAT enforces quality standards like complexity ≤20, zero SATD comments, test coverage >80%, no lint warnings, and synchronized documentation with commits. The toolkit follows Toyota Way development principles for iterative improvement, direct AST traversal, automated quality gates, and zero SATD policy.
README:
Zero-configuration AI context generation for any codebase
Installation | Usage | Features | Examples | Documentation
PMAT (Pragmatic Multi-language Agent Toolkit) provides everything needed to analyze code quality and generate AI-ready context:
- Context Generation - Deep analysis for Claude, GPT, and other LLMs
- Technical Debt Grading - A+ through F scoring with 6 orthogonal metrics
- Mutation Testing - Test suite quality validation (85%+ kill rate)
- Repository Scoring - Quantitative health assessment (0-211 scale)
- Git History RAG - Semantic search across commit history with RRF fusion
- Semantic Search - Natural language code discovery
- Compliance Governance - 30+ checks across code quality, best practices, and reproducibility
- Autonomous Kaizen - Toyota Way continuous improvement with auto-fix and commit
- MCP Integration - 19 tools for Claude Code, Cline, and AI agents
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Quality Gates - Pre-commit hooks, CI/CD integration,
.pmat-gates.tomlconfig - 18+ Languages - Rust, TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, C/C++, Lua, and more
Part of the PAIML Stack, following Toyota Way quality principles (Jidoka, Genchi Genbutsu, Kaizen).
Every result includes TDG grade, Big-O complexity, git churn, code clones, pattern diversity, fault annotations, call graph, and syntax-highlighted source.
# Install from crates.io
cargo install pmat
# Or from source (latest)
git clone https://github.com/paiml/paiml-mcp-agent-toolkit
cd paiml-mcp-agent-toolkit && cargo install --path .# Generate AI-ready context
pmat context --output context.md --format llm-optimized
# Analyze code complexity
pmat analyze complexity
# Grade technical debt (A+ through F)
pmat analyze tdg
# Score repository health
pmat repo-score .
# Run mutation testing
pmat mutate --target src/
# Start MCP server for Claude Code, Cline, etc.
pmat mcpGenerate comprehensive context for AI assistants:
pmat context # Basic analysis
pmat context --format llm-optimized # AI-optimized output
pmat context --include-tests # Include test filesSix orthogonal metrics for accurate quality assessment:
pmat analyze tdg # Project-wide grade
pmat analyze tdg --include-components # Per-component breakdown
pmat tdg baseline create # Create quality baseline
pmat tdg check-regression # Detect quality degradationGrading Scale:
- A+/A: Excellent quality, minimal debt
- B+/B: Good quality, manageable debt
- C+/C: Needs improvement
- D/F: Significant technical debt
Validate test suite effectiveness:
pmat mutate --target src/lib.rs # Single file
pmat mutate --target src/ --threshold 85 # Quality gate
pmat mutate --failures-only # CI optimizationSupported Languages: Rust, Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Go, C++, Lua, Java, Kotlin, Ruby, Swift, C, SQL, Scala, YAML, Markdown + MLOps model formats (GGUF, SafeTensors, APR)
Evidence-based quality metrics (0-211 scale):
pmat rust-project-score # Fast mode (~3 min)
pmat rust-project-score --full # Comprehensive (~10-15 min)
pmat repo-score . --deep # Full git historyPre-configured AI prompts enforcing EXTREME TDD:
pmat prompt --list # Available prompts
pmat prompt code-coverage # 85%+ coverage enforcement
pmat prompt debug # Five Whys analysis
pmat prompt quality-enforcement # All quality gatesSearch git history by intent using TF-IDF semantic embeddings:
# Fuse git history into code search
pmat query "fix memory leak" -G
# Search with churn, clones, entropy, faults
pmat query "error handling" --churn --duplicates --entropy --faults# Run the example
cargo run --example git_history_demoAutomatic quality enforcement:
pmat hooks install # Install pre-commit hooks
pmat hooks install --tdg-enforcement # With TDG quality gates
pmat hooks status # Check hook status30+ automated checks across code quality, best practices, and governance:
pmat comply check # Run all compliance checks
pmat comply check --strict # Exit non-zero on failure
pmat comply check --format json # Machine-readable output
pmat comply migrate # Update to latest versionKey Checks:
- CB-200: TDG Grade Gate — blocks on non-A functions (auto-rebuilds stale index)
- CB-304: Dead code percentage enforcement
- CB-400: Shell/Makefile quality via bashrs
- CB-500: Rust best practices (30+ patterns)
- CB-600: Lua best practices
- CB-900: Markdown link validation
- CB-1000: MLOps model quality
Configure via .pmat-gates.toml:
[tdg]
min_grade = "A"
exclude = ["examples/**", "scripts/**"]Search documentation files (Markdown, text, YAML) alongside code:
pmat query "authentication" --docs # Code + docs results
pmat query "deployment" --docs-only # Only documentation
pmat query "API endpoints" --no-docs # Exclude docs (default)Toyota Way continuous improvement — scan, auto-fix, commit:
pmat kaizen --dry-run # Scan only (no changes)
pmat kaizen # Apply safe auto-fixes
pmat kaizen --commit --push # Fix, commit, and push
pmat kaizen --format json -o report.json # CI/CD integration
# Cross-stack mode: scan all batuta stack crates in one invocation
pmat kaizen --cross-stack --dry-run # Scan all crates
pmat kaizen --cross-stack --commit # Fix and commit per-crate
pmat kaizen --cross-stack -f json # Grouped JSON reportExtract function boundaries with metadata:
pmat extract src/lib.rs # Extract functions from file
pmat extract --list src/ # List all functions with imports and visibility# For Claude Code
pmat context --output context.md --format llm-optimized
# With semantic search
pmat embed sync ./src
pmat semantic search "error handling patterns"# .github/workflows/quality.yml
name: Quality Gates
on: [push, pull_request]
jobs:
quality:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v4
- run: cargo install pmat
- run: pmat analyze tdg --fail-on-violation --min-grade B
- run: pmat mutate --target src/ --threshold 80# 1. Create baseline
pmat tdg baseline create --output .pmat/baseline.json
# 2. Check for regressions
pmat tdg check-regression \
--baseline .pmat/baseline.json \
--max-score-drop 5.0 \
--fail-on-regressionpmat/
├── src/
│ ├── cli/ Command handlers and dispatchers
│ ├── services/ Analysis engines (TDG, SATD, complexity, agent context)
│ ├── mcp_server/ MCP protocol server
│ ├── mcp_pmcp/ PMCP protocol integration
│ └── models/ Configuration and data models
├── examples/ 75+ runnable examples
└── docs/
└── specifications/ Technical specs
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Tests | 20,700+ passing |
| Coverage | 99.66% |
| Mutation Score | >80% |
| Languages | 22+ supported (incl. SQL, Scala, YAML, Markdown, MLOps models) |
| MCP Tools | 19 available |
Per Popper's demarcation criterion, all claims are measurable and testable:
| Commitment | Threshold | Verification Method |
|---|---|---|
| Context Generation | < 5 seconds for 10K LOC project |
time pmat context on test corpus |
| Memory Usage | < 500 MB for 100K LOC analysis | Measured via heaptrack in CI |
| Test Coverage | ≥ 85% line coverage |
cargo llvm-cov (CI enforced) |
| Mutation Score | ≥ 80% killed mutants | pmat mutate --threshold 80 |
| Build Time | < 3 minutes incremental | cargo build --timings |
| CI Pipeline | < 15 minutes total | GitHub Actions workflow timing |
| Binary Size | < 50 MB release binary | ls -lh target/release/pmat |
| Language Parsers | All 22+ languages parse without panic | Fuzz testing in CI |
How to Verify:
# Run self-assessment with Popper Falsifiability Score
pmat popper-score --verbose
# Individual commitment verification
cargo llvm-cov --html # Coverage ≥85%
pmat mutate --threshold 80 # Mutation ≥80%
cargo build --timings # Build time <3minFailure = Regression: Any commitment violation blocks CI merge.
All benchmarks use Criterion.rs with proper statistical methodology:
| Operation | Mean | 95% CI | Std Dev | Sample Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Context (1K LOC) | 127ms | [124, 130] | ±12.3ms | n=1000 runs |
| Context (10K LOC) | 1.84s | [1.79, 1.90] | ±156ms | n=500 runs |
| TDG Scoring | 156ms | [148, 164] | ±18.2ms | n=500 runs |
| Complexity Analysis | 23ms | [22, 24] | ±3.1ms | n=1000 runs |
Comparison Baselines (vs. Alternatives):
| Metric | PMAT | ctags | tree-sitter | Effect Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10K LOC parsing | 1.84s | 0.3s | 0.8s | d=0.72 (medium) |
| Memory (10K LOC) | 287MB | 45MB | 120MB | - |
| Semantic depth | Full | Syntax only | AST only | - |
See docs/BENCHMARKS.md for complete statistical analysis.
PMAT uses ML for semantic search and embeddings. All ML operations are reproducible:
Random Seed Management:
- Embedding generation uses fixed seed (SEED=42) for deterministic outputs
- Clustering operations use fixed seed (SEED=12345)
- Seeds documented in docs/ml/REPRODUCIBILITY.md
Model Artifacts:
- Pre-trained models from HuggingFace (all-MiniLM-L6-v2)
- Model versions pinned in Cargo.toml
- Hash verification on download
PMAT does not train models but uses these data sources for evaluation:
| Dataset | Source | Purpose | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| CodeSearchNet | GitHub/Microsoft | Semantic search benchmarks | 2M functions |
| PMAT-bench | Internal | Regression testing | 500 queries |
Data provenance and licensing documented in docs/ml/REPRODUCIBILITY.md.
PMAT is built on the PAIML Sovereign Stack - pure-Rust, SIMD-accelerated libraries:
| Library | Purpose | Version |
|---|---|---|
| aprender | ML library (text similarity, clustering, topic modeling) | 0.25.4 |
| trueno | SIMD compute library for matrix operations | 0.14.5 |
| trueno-graph | GPU-first graph database (PageRank, Louvain, CSR) | 0.1.14 |
| trueno-rag | RAG pipeline with VectorStore | 0.1.12 |
| trueno-db | Embedded analytics database | 0.3.13 |
| trueno-viz | Terminal graph visualization | 0.1.23 |
| trueno-zram-core | SIMD LZ4/ZSTD compression (optional) | 0.3.0 |
| pmat | Code analysis toolkit | 3.5.1 |
Key Benefits:
- Pure Rust (no C dependencies, no FFI)
- SIMD-first (AVX2, AVX-512, NEON auto-detection)
- 2-4x speedup on graph algorithms via aprender adapter
- PMAT Book - Complete guide
- API Reference - Rust API docs
- MCP Tools - MCP integration guide
- Specifications - Technical specs
- 🤖 Coursera Hugging Face AI Development Specialization - Build Production AI systems with Hugging Face in Pure Rust
See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup, testing, and pull request guidelines.
MIT License - see LICENSE for details.
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