bash-audit

An MCP audit flags extensions that wrap file operations or memory tasks that bash can handle natively. This helps streamline your tool stack by identifying and removing unnecessary dependencies that duplicate built-in bash capabilities.

You need python, bash, and possibly pip installed to execute the audit scripts. These dependencies run the logic that analyzes your Claude configuration and generates the redundancy removal commands.

The best way is to run an audit that checks CLAUDE.md for substrate-first compliance. It identifies anti-patterns and generates copy-paste fix commands to eliminate redundant MCPs and skills that wrap native bash operations.

A CLAUDE.md audit checks for substrate-first compliance and flags anti-patterns where skills or MCPs duplicate native bash operations. It identifies these redundancies and suggests removal or replacement to streamline your setup.

Avoid a bash-native redundancy audit if your MCPs provide specialized functionality beyond basic file and memory operations. The audit only targets wrappers that duplicate bash capabilities, not extensions offering unique features.