MCP

Damdit is an MCP server. AI apps that support the Model Context Protocol can use its tools to read your audits and, if you allow it, start audits and change issues.

Add Damdit to an app

In Settings → AI Tools → MCP, Damdit lists the apps it found on your computer:

App	macOS	Windows	Linux
Claude Desktop	✓	✓	—
Claude Code	✓	✓	✓
Cursor	✓	✓	✓

Choose Add…. Damdit shows the exact entry it will add to the app’s configuration file and saves a backup of the file first; other servers and settings stay as they are. Then restart the app: quit and reopen Claude Desktop, start a new Claude Code session, or restart Cursor.

Another app, or by hand

Choose ⋯ → Copy Setup next to an app to copy the configuration, and add it to your app yourself. For Claude Code, Copy Terminal Command copies:

claude mcp add --transport stdio --scope user damdit -- ~/.local/bin/damdit mcp

Any MCP app can start Damdit’s server with the command damdit mcp (on Windows, the Damdit executable with --damdit-cli mcp).

Tools

Tool	What it does
list_projects, list_audits	Projects and their audits
get_audit_summary	Score, coverage, counts and the first issues of an audit
list_issues, list_occurrences, get_evidence	Issues, where they occur and their evidence
compare_issue_history, get_issue_history	What changed between audits; an issue’s history
run_audit, job_status, cancel_audit	Start, follow and stop an audit
check_url	Check a website on your computer once
create_project	Create a project
set_issue_status	Set an issue’s status
create_report, export_data	Create a report; export all data
get_status, get_diagnostics, get_contract	Status, diagnostics and versions

Tools that change something are allowed only by the switches in Settings → AI Tools, and are marked for the AI app to use only when you ask.

Turn MCP off

Turn off MCP server for AI apps. Damdit then answers every tool with a message that MCP is off. It also offers to remove itself from your apps.