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      Enables AI coding agents to index local codebases and search them by natural-language intent, find related files through imports and semantic similarity, and check indexing status. All processing runs locally via MCP tools.
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      Enables AI tools to search and manage a private local knowledge base via MCP or HTTP, using local Chinese semantic retrieval without sending data externally.
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      Provides semantic code search and index status for codebases using RAG, enabling AI tools to query code knowledge.
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      Semantic code search for any MCP client: indexes local folders of code and docs and answers plain-language or code queries with matching passages, file paths, line ranges and scores. Embedding runs on the local CPU with the Motherlode code-search encoder, so no file content leaves the machine; the encoder downloads once from Hugging Face. Install: npx -y blackwindow-weave-mcp.
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      Enables AI assistants to perform semantic, hybrid, and filtered search on indexed local documentation with RAG capabilities.
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      Enables AI assistants to perform semantic code search across a local codebase by meaning rather than exact keywords, using local AI embeddings with flexible dimensions. It also provides indexing, cache management, workspace switching, package version lookup, and server status tools.
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