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"A programming resource or code repository index" matching MCP tools:

  • Index a repository using the native indexer and load the code property graph into the graph database. Run on a fresh repo or to rebuild.
    Apache 2.0
  • Index or re-index a repository to enable code navigation and retrieval tools. Uses cached index for unchanged files to reduce token usage when querying specific code symbols.
    MIT
  • Ask programming questions and get explanations from Kimi's model without codebase context. Use for algorithms, code reviews, or general coding advice.
    MIT

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  • Clear cached repository index to resolve corruption issues or force a fresh index for accurate code navigation and retrieval.
    MIT
  • List all programming languages indexed in your repository with their support status to quickly understand code composition and language compatibility.
  • Modify source code in Jupyter notebook cells by specifying the notebook path, cell index, and new code content to update cell programming instructions.
    MIT
  • Discover and analyze code patterns across programming languages within a knowledge graph. Filter results by language or pattern name to enhance code understanding and retrieval.
  • Index code repositories for AI coding agents to create searchable memory and architecture diagrams. Supports local and remote indexing tiers.
    MIT
  • Indexes a repository for semantic code search, storing the index in a centralized location to keep the repository clean.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search over 125 million research DOIs using full-text queries and filters by resource type, funder, year, repository, and more.
  • Index a GitHub repository to discover and analyze Claude Code components, enabling dependency resolution and component installation for specific tasks.
  • Apply different programming paradigms to solve coding problems, including imperative, functional, object-oriented, and reactive approaches, by structuring code with appropriate methodologies.
  • Apply programming paradigms to solve coding problems by selecting approaches like functional, object-oriented, or reactive programming for structured solutions.