Black Duck adds Signal Code Analysis to Claude Directory as an MCP server
Black Duck said its Signal Code Analysis tool is now available in the Claude Directory as an MCP server, bringing vulnerability detection into Claude Desktop workflows.
Black Duck said on Sept. 2 that Signal Code Analysis is now available in the Claude Directory as an MCP server for Claude Desktop workflows.
The Burlington, Massachusetts, company said the integration lets developers scan git changes, individual files or entire projects without leaving Claude Desktop. Black Duck said the setup is intended to make security analysis part of the workflow developers already use.
Black Duck said its Signal Code Analysis engine can surface vulnerabilities in context and return results as MCP resources, allowing Claude to explain risk and help prioritize fixes in natural language.
According to the release, scanned source content is sent to Black Duck's remote analysis endpoint for processing. The company said the system is meant to support development teams working in regulated and AI-powered software environments.
Black Duck said Signal is an AI-powered security analysis engine and that the product is also referred to as Signal Code Analysis. The release also said Black Duck Security Scanner is available today as an MCP server in the Claude Directory.
Dipto Chakravarty, Black Duck's chief product and technology officer, said developers are moving faster with Claude and security should keep pace. He said bringing Signal into the Claude Directory means Claude users get AI-powered vulnerability detection built directly into the workflow they are already in.
The company said the offering is available now and directed customers to contact their Black Duck representative to get started.
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