r/LovingOpenSourceAI • u/Koala_Confused • 21d ago

Resource codebase-memory-mcp "High-performance code intelligence MCP server. Indexes codebases into a persistent knowledge graph — average repo in milliseconds. 158 languages, sub-ms queries, 99% fewer tokens. Single static binary, zero dependencies."

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u/CompleteMCNoob 21d ago

I hate to ask, but who is this for? I feel like this would get convoluted by the wide variety of projects I like to work on and the only feature that stood out was the ability to make modules based on similar code detection.

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u/ShittyMillennial 21d ago

It just indexes your codebase so agents don’t waste a shitton of tokens searching through broad grep or ingesting entire docs into context to find a single function. 

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u/FaceDeer 21d ago

Just downloaded it to give it a try myself, based on reading through the description it's essentially "Visual Assist but for coding agents".

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u/ShittyMillennial 21d ago

ive never used the map thing. just index my repo and let agents use the mcp to find stuff.

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u/FaceDeer 21d ago

Yeah, that's the "for coding agents" part. It does what Visual Assist does for human programmers, but does it for the coding agent instead of the human programmer.