what is UVL Analyzer MCP?
The UVL Analyzer MCP is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to analyze feature models written in the Universal Variability Language (UVL). It provides tools to process and extract insights from feature models, such as identifying atomic sets and calculating average branching factors.
how to use UVL Analyzer MCP?
To use the UVL Analyzer MCP, you can integrate it with Claude Desktop by adding specific configurations to your claude_desktop_config.json file, or you can run it using Docker or NPX commands provided in the documentation.
key features of UVL Analyzer MCP?
- Identifies atomic sets in feature models.
- Calculates average branching factors.
- Measures commonality of features.
- Generates all valid configurations of a feature model.
- Identifies core features and counts leaf features.
- Checks satisfiability of models.
use cases of UVL Analyzer MCP?
- Analyzing complex feature models in software product lines.
- Generating valid product configurations for feature-based software.
- Identifying mandatory and optional features in product configurations.
FAQ from UVL Analyzer MCP?
- What is the purpose of the UVL Analyzer MCP?
It is designed to analyze feature models and provide insights into their structure and configurations.
- How can I run the UVL Analyzer MCP?
You can run it using Docker or NPX commands as specified in the documentation.
- Is there a license for the UVL Analyzer MCP?
Yes, it is licensed under the MIT License, allowing free use, modification, and distribution.