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Search indexed local source code fast with regex and substring queries.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Code Index MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Search the indexed project directories for function, method, or interface definitions containing “CreateUser” or similar names, and return file paths with matching snippets.
Returns matching source file paths and relevant code snippets containing the target definitions.
Use a regex query to search indexed directories for logging calls, such as error, warn, or fatal-related invocations, and list match locations.
Outputs files, line-level matches, or snippets that satisfy the regex, helping review logging usage.
Search the indexed source code for all substring matches of a configuration key and summarize which directories and files contain it.
Provides reference locations for that config key across the codebase to help analyze impact.
Developers working with multiple local projects or large repositories can index them first, then use substring or regex queries to find implementations, call sites, or key identifiers quickly. This is more efficient than manually browsing directories.
When you need to confirm how a function name, config key, or string constant is used across multiple indexed directories, this MCP tool can search centrally and return matches. It is useful for impact analysis.
For queries that cannot be expressed well with simple keywords, users can use regex to find specific code patterns in indexed source code. This is suitable for checking repeated patterns or particular call forms.
This is an MCP server for fast searching across indexed local source code directories using Zoekt. It supports regex and substring queries, making it useful for locating code and references.
Based on the description, it supports regex queries and substring queries. For any additional search capabilities, see the source repository.
The known prerequisite is that local directories need to be indexed before searching. For installation steps, runtime requirements, or configuration details, see the source repository.
Search local code with text, symbol, and semantic hybrid retrieval.
Search indexed local codebases, find symbols, and read relevant code chunks fast.
Index, search, analyze, and monitor codebases for faster understanding and troubleshooting.
Index your codebase API and retrieve compact interface info with fewer tokens.
Index local repositories for semantic search and structured code understanding.
Query a local repo index for deterministic code search and analysis.