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"Code indexing or code search" matching MCP tools:

  • Find code by meaning across your entire codebase using natural language queries or code snippets, returning relevant chunks with file paths and line numbers.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search Pizza Hut restaurants by city, state, postal code, name, franchise code, or store number. Get store numbers, addresses, phone, online order status, and timezone.
    MIT
  • Search Code-Fundi repositories with semantic search, grep over docs, or grep over code. Returns matching files with similarity scores, paths, and optional documentation.
    MIT
  • Chat with Code-Fundi AI to get code-aware answers, including conversation threading, repository knowledge, embeddings memory, and voice mode.
    MIT

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  • Search US 501(c) organizations by name, EIN, state, NTEE category, or subsection code. Get EIN, location, and classification from IRS data.
    MIT
  • Find French cities by name, zipcode, INSEE code, or polygon to obtain city IDs for property search filters.
    MIT
  • Search GitHub repositories for code matching keywords, filtering by owner, repo, language, or file path to locate specific implementations.
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  • Search this Guaardvark install's own source code by meaning or by symbol. It does not search the caller's workspace or any other repository.
    MIT
  • Convert Markdown to plain text by removing headers, links, code fences, and HTML tags. Creates formatting-free content for indexing, search, or clipboard use with optional file output.
    MIT
  • Search AL source code in a branch using regular expressions. Filter results by object type or app folder to narrow down matches.
    MIT
  • Create a searchable index from code and documentation to enable semantic search and cross-references across your codebase.
    MIT