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      Enables AI coding agents to search and navigate indexed codebases through lexical, semantic, and hybrid queries, with tools for symbols, call graphs, outlines, spans, impact analysis, and recall.
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      Indexes a codebase into a symbol-level graph and exposes tools for finding symbols, querying relationships, and assessing impact, letting AI coding agents answer structural questions in a single call within a token budget.
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      Enables AI IDEs and coding agents to navigate code at the AST symbol level, perform surgical, collision-free refactoring, and resolve live library documentation. It also supports project onboarding memory, giving agents semantic precision without regex guesswork or heavy dependencies.
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      Provides IDE-like code navigation and search for local repositories, enabling AI assistants to perform symbol search, trigram indexing, and semantic navigation.
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      Enables AI agents to semantically navigate codebases via an AST index, supporting symbol search, usage lookup, module exploration, and dependency analysis.
      MIT