// Open source · Self-hosted · MCP-native
Give coding agents what, where, and why — not just more tokens. Hybrid search, dependency graphs, and commit intelligence over your repos, served to Cursor, Claude Desktop, and friends via MCP.
// Core Capabilities
Built for large, real codebases — not toy demos. Index once, query from any MCP client.
Dense embeddings plus BM25 keyword search, fused for conceptual questions and exact symbol hits. Semantic when you need meaning; precise when you need a name.
Graph traversal over callers, callees, and imports. Ask what breaks if you change a function — get a structured answer, not a guess.
Commit history is first-class. Optional LLM summaries turn “who changed this” into “why it looks like this now” for agent investigations.
Merkle-tree change detection and real-time file watching. Re-index what moved, not the whole monorepo, every time.
Native tools for Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, and any MCP host: search, investigate, list entities, pull source, inspect index health.
Qdrant + ArangoDB + Redis under your control. Your indexes stay on your infrastructure. Bring your own embedding and LLM providers.
// Pipeline
Point Alligator at a repository. Tree-sitter parsing, hybrid vectors, and raw commit history land in your local stack. Multi-repo and workspace scoping included.
TREE-SITTER · QDRANT · ARANGOOptionally summarize commits and embed history so agents can reason about intent, not only the latest snapshot of the code.
LLM SUMMARIES · COMMIT GRAPHRun the MCP server over stdio or HTTP. Wire it into Cursor or Claude Desktop in a few lines of config. Agents call tools with repo or workspace scope.
FASTMCP · STDIO / HTTPAgents search, walk dependencies, and pull commit context in one flow. Better answers. Fewer hallucinated “I think this file…” moments.
SEARCH · GRAPH · HISTORY// Early access
Open source under Apache 2.0. Join the list for launch notes, install guides, and early builds.
A self-hosted code context engine you can run beside your AI IDE — not another SaaS that needs your monorepo in the cloud.
// Repo is private until launch — email is the way in for now
// Build status