Maven Tools MCP Server delivers universal Maven Central dependency intelligence for JVM build tools through the MCP protocol. It reads Maven Central metadata directly from maven-metadata.xml files, enabling AI assistants to provide accurate, up-to-date dependency insights for Maven, Gradle, SBT, and Mill. The server exposes eight Maven dependency analysis tools (get_latest_version, check_version_exists, check_multiple_dependencies, compare_dependency_versions, analyze_dependency_age, analyze_release_patterns, get_version_timeline, analyze_project_health) and supports bulk operations, version comparisons, and health-focused recommendations. Context7 integration is enabled by default, offering documentation guidance and web-search fallback when upgrades or modernization are needed. In addition, the server acts as an MCP client to expose raw Context7 tools (resolve-library-id, get-library-docs) through a unified interface so AI assistants can access both dependency intelligence and library documentation. It provides caching (24-hour TTL, 2000 entries) for fast responses, supports multiple image variants (with or without Context7), and is designed to work with any MCP-compatible assistant. The architecture emphasizes intelligent orchestration, explicit upgrade guidance, and robust performance for large bulk analyses across JVM build tools.