Omni Scanner

A codebase observatory that exposes 56 specialized scanners as MCP tools for analyzing repository health, architecture, and documentation. Built around a passive observation model organized into 12 categories: static filesystem analysis, architecture enforcement, component discovery, polyglot package scanning, document intelligence, git archaeology, pattern search, and database inspection. Every scanner implements a unified scan(target: Path) → dict contract and gets exposed through the MCP interface, letting Claude run operations like dependency mapping, import boundary validation, commit velocity analysis, and documentation cohesion checks. Useful when you need programmatic insight into what a codebase actually contains versus what it claims to contain, or when running governance checks across multi-project repositories.