
CodeGraphContext
CodeGraphContext is an MCP server that indexes local code into a graph database, exposing structured code context to AI assistants. It enables graph-based code exploration and reasoning for coding agents via the MCP protocol.
About this tool
CodeGraphContext
Category: Repository – Code Analysis MCP Servers
Website: https://codegraphcontext.vercel.app/
Source: https://github.com/Shashankss1205/CodeGraphContext
License: MIT
Overview
CodeGraphContext is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that indexes local code into a graph database. It exposes structured code context to AI assistants to enable graph-based exploration and reasoning over codebases.
Features
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MCP server integration
- Implements an MCP server interface for connecting to AI assistants and coding agents.
- Provides programmatic access to indexed code structure via the MCP protocol.
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Local code indexing
- Scans and indexes local code repositories.
- Builds a structured representation of code elements for later querying.
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Graph database backend
- Stores code entities and relationships in a graph database.
- Enables graph-style traversal of code (e.g., dependencies, references, relationships between symbols).
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Structured code context for AI
- Exposes code structure, relationships, and context as data that AI assistants can consume.
- Designed to support code understanding, navigation, and reasoning tasks for coding agents.
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Graph-based code exploration
- Allows exploration of codebases through graph queries.
- Supports reasoning over connections between files, functions, and other code entities.
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Repository structure
src/codegraphcontext: Core MCP server implementation and logic.docs: Documentation and reference material.tests: Automated tests for the project.scripts: Helper/utility scripts for development or operations.organizer: Project organization or configuration resources.website: Source for the accompanying project website.images: Assets used in documentation/website.
Pricing
- Not applicable. This is an open-source project licensed under the MIT license and can be used freely subject to the license terms.
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