The ultimate RAG for your monorepo. Query, understand, and edit multi-language codebases with the power of AI and knowledge graphs
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The ultimate RAG for your monorepo. Query, understand, and edit multi-language codebases with the power of AI and knowledge graphs
Turning messy repos into weapons of mass structured context.
🕸️ Code knowledge graph for Claude Code & AI coding agents — index TypeScript, NestJS, React into Neo4j and query architecture in Cypher
Give coding agents trustworthy, cited answers about your codebase. Code graph + MCP server, no LLM required.
🧠 MCP server for semantic code search, cross-chat memory & token-slim routing — cut LLM token usage 80-95%. 100% local, no API keys. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Hermes.
100% offline, privacy-first local RAG search and chat engine for codebases and documents. Pure SQLite hybrid storage (FTS5 BM25 + dense vector embeddings) with zero cloud fees.
Local-first, agentic coding workspace for Ollama and OpenAI-compatible models. Multi-project dashboard, three-pane editor, VS Code-style terminal, semantic codebase search (RAG), Git-aware editing with checkpoints, skills, persistent memory, and hardened per-tool approval — all running on your machine.
Local, API-free RAG assistant that lets you chat with any codebase — AST-aware chunking, Ollama embeddings/LLM, Chroma vector store, multi-repo switching, FastAPI + chat UI.
AI-powered coding assistant that understands YOUR codebase. Get answers, generate tests, refactor code.
7-Stage Local RAG Engine over Codebases — Crawler, Chunker, Embedder, VectorIndex, Retriever, ContextPacker, AnswerSynthesizer. ~3200 LOC. MiMo + Hermes.
🔍 GrepAI - Local AI-powered codebase search MCP Server. Self-hosted MCP server with GPU-accelerated LLM support (llama.cpp/vLLM). Search, analyze, and navigate your codebase with Claude Code or any MCP-compatible AI agent. One-command installation.
Blazing fast, zero-dependency repository analysis and refactoring toolchain for AI-assisted workflows
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