CodeGraph MCP: Full-Stack Knowledge Graph & Semantic Intelligence for AI Coding Agents
Deterministic AST-Verified Codebase Intelligence • Sub-15ms Live Watcher • Context Window Optimization
Deterministic Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Antigravity, Cline, Windsurf & Codex.
CodeGraph MCP provides deterministic, evidence-backed repository intelligence through Abstract Syntax Trees, framework router hierarchies, database lineage, and runtime observation across 25 production pillars and 97 FastMCP tools.
Documentation Site • PyPI Package (v3.0.1) • Overview • 25 Pillars • Web Dashboard & VS Code • Multi-Language Benchmarks • Roblox & Luau • Quickstart • CLI Outputs • Database Intelligence • Runtime Evidence • Git Intelligence • Benchmarks • 97-Tool Reference • GitHub
Overview
The Problem
When AI coding agents (such as Claude Code, Cursor, or Antigravity) explore complex enterprise repositories, text-based search (grep/ripgrep) forces them to parse large, multi-thousand-line files to reconstruct call chains, router mounts, dependency injection graphs, and ORM schemas. This consumes 60% to 80% of the LLM context window with irrelevant code and frequently leads to hallucinations regarding entity relationships and database structures.
The Solution: CodeGraph MCP
CodeGraph MCP provides deterministic, compiler-grade repository intelligence through the Model Context Protocol. Instead of guessing based on lexical approximations, the AI agent queries a local, persistent SQLite index for verified AST relationships, framework router trees, database lineages, and live runtime observations—resolved in sub-5ms latency.
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ AI CODING AGENT │
│ (Claude Code • Cursor • Antigravity) │
└──────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────┘
│ Model Context Protocol (stdio / SSE)
▼
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ CODEGRAPH MCP ENGINE │
├──────────────────────────────┬──────────────────────────────┤
│ AST Code Relationships │ Framework & Network Graph │
│ (Callers, Callees, DI) │ (FastAPI, Django, Roblox) │
├──────────────────────────────┼──────────────────────────────┤
│ Database & DataStore Graph │ Non-Invasive Dev Tracing │
│ (SQLAlchemy, Prisma, ORM) │ (HTTP metrics, exceptions) │
└──────────────────────────────┴──────────────────────────────┘
│
▼
Deterministic • Local-First • Verified Evidence
Core Architecture Capabilities
- Deterministic Evidence Guarantee: Every returned entity and relationship is statically verified via Abstract Syntax Trees (
AST_VERIFIED,FRAMEWORK_VERIFIED,ROJO_VERIFIED) or explicitly flagged asUNKNOWN/POSSIBLE. CodeGraph MCP provides deterministic, evidence-backed repository intelligence across application code, databases, runtime behavior, and Git history. - Sub-5ms Freshness Verification: Monotonic commit tracking validates
git rev-parse HEADand porcelain status instantly, avoiding full-tree re-indexing on unchanged codebases. - Context Window Optimization: Yields 65% to 85% token reduction by returning structured, bounded source slices rather than entire file dumps.
- Zero-Friction Dev Interception (
codegraph run): Wraps local development servers (e.g.,codegraph run npm run dev,codegraph run uvicorn main:app) to capture real HTTP routes, latencies, and stack traces without application code changes. - Multi-Agent Setup (
codegraph install): Automatically detects, configures, and verifies integrations for Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, and Cline.
Supported Languages & Frameworks: Python (
FastAPI,Flask,Django,SQLAlchemy,PyTorch,Celery,LangChain,LlamaIndex,Ray,pytest), TypeScript / JavaScript (.ts,.tsx,.js,.jsx,React,Next.js,NestJS,Express.js,Prisma,Drizzle,Mongoose), and Roblox / Luau (.lua,.luau,Rojo,Knit,Flamework / roblox-ts,DataStoreService,ProfileService).
Measured Performance & Real Metrics Benchmark
Performance and retrieval accuracy are verified across two empirical evaluation suites: a 32-task agent navigation simulation (src/codegraph/tool_selection_eval.py) measuring agent trajectory efficiency, and a 50-task diagnostic benchmark (benchmarks/run_v21_eval.py) evaluating multi-file recall, coverage, and context boundaries:
| Performance Metric | Unassisted AI Agents (Raw Grep / File Dumps) | CodeGraph MCP Engine | Measured Result | Evaluation Suite |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unsupported Relationship Claims | 18.5% – 34.0% false edges | 0.0% (AST / Framework verified) | 100% eliminated | 32-Task Navigation Eval |
| Exploration Tool Calls | 164 total tool calls (~5.1 / task) | 71 tool calls (~2.2 / task) | 56.7% fewer tool calls | 32-Task Navigation Eval |
| Context Consumption (Prompt Tokens) | 3,000 – 12,000+ tokens / task | ~510 tokens avg payload | 72% – 85% token savings | 32-Task Navigation Eval |
| Direct File Token Reduction | Full file reads required | Bounded slices via get_file |
41.8% token reduction | 50-Task Retrieval Benchmark |
| Task Coverage & Symbol Recall | Baseline lexical match | 88.0% coverage / 61.9% recall | Verified ground truth | 50-Task Retrieval Benchmark |
| Incremental File Reindexing (Live) | Full rescan required (1.2s – 6.5s) | < 15ms per file (codegraph watch) |
In-memory cache patch | Live OS Kernel Watcher |
| Single-File Full Re-index (Cold CLI) | Full rescan required (4.4s) | 3.665s (2,504 files) | 16.9% faster | 4-Tier Stress Benchmark |
| Repository Freshness Check | 450ms – 2,100ms disk stat checks | < 5ms (Git commit fast path) | 99% faster checks | Git Fast Path Check |
| Symbol Grounding & Resolution | Manual file scanning | < 2ms in-memory SQLite | Sub-millisecond resolution | SQLite Indexed Lookup |
| Automated Test Suite Quality | — | 980+ passed tests (100% pass rate) | Zero regressions | Pytest CI/CD Suite |
Interactive Web Dashboard & VS Code Extension
CodeGraph v3.0 introduces a zero-configuration local visual dashboard and official VS Code integration for real-time visual inspection of your repository's AST relationships, full-stack routes, and PR blast radius.
1. Interactive Knowledge Graph Web Dashboard (codegraph ui)
Launch the local visualizer with a single command:
# Launch interactive dashboard on http://127.0.0.1:8765
codegraph ui
# Custom port or headless server (no automatic browser launch)
codegraph ui --port 9000 --no-browser
The Web Dashboard delivers:
- Interactive Knowledge Visualizer: Search and inspect any symbol, route, or model across Python and TypeScript.
- Full-Stack Route Explorer: Visualizes frontend fetchers (
fetch<T>(),axios) matched to backend handlers (FastAPI, Flask, Django, Express, NestJS). - Database Lineage Matrix: Real-time table relationship map showing exact static writers and readers (PostgreSQL, SQLite, Prisma, Drizzle, SQLAlchemy, Mongoose).
- PR Blast Radius & Risk Tiering: Live risk assessment, highlighting modified call chains and covering tests before submitting pull requests.
- REST & SSE Endpoints: Integrated REST API (
/api/status,/api/routes,/api/drift,/api/impact,/api/graph) enabling external tools to query graph state.
2. Official VS Code Extension (vscode-extension)
The CodeGraph VS Code extension brings deterministic repository intelligence directly into your editor:
# Package and install the extension
cd vscode-extension
code --install-extension codegraph-3.0.0.vsix
Features included in the VS Code sidebar:
- Full-Stack Routes View: Tree view of all discovered endpoints, clicking any item navigates directly to the route handler definition.
- Database Lineage & Models View: Inspect tables, fields, readers, and writers side-by-side with source code.
- PR Blast Radius Explorer: Select any active file to view downstream callers, impacted routes, and tests to run.
- In-Editor Knowledge Graph Panel (
CodeGraph: Open Visual Knowledge Graph Dashboard): Opens the visual web dashboard side-by-side in a VS Code Webview panel. - Safe AST Rename (
CodeGraph: Safe AST Rename Symbol): Deterministic symbol refactoring across all call sites and route handlers. - Live Watcher Integration (
CodeGraph: Start Sub-15ms Live Watcher Daemon): One-click background watcher launch.
The Three Pillars of CodeGraph MCP
AI / ML & PyTorch Stack Intelligence
CodeGraph MCP natively parses AI/ML architectures and agent pipelines into deterministic graph facts:
- PyTorch nn.Module Forward Resolution: Submodule and model instance calls (
model(x),self.encoder(x)) automatically resolve toEncoder.forwardemittingDISPATCHES_FORWARD(AST_VERIFIED). - LangChain & LlamaIndex Agent Tools: Statically detects
@tool,@function_tool, and dynamic agent registries, connecting agent capabilities to handler implementations (AGENT_TOOL). - LangChain LCEL Pipelines: Tracks pipe syntax (
prompt | model | parser) as executable pipeline dataflow (CHAINS_TO). - Distributed Ray Tasks: Detects
@ray.remoteactor decorators andtask.remote()invocations (DISPATCHES_RAY_TASK).
Roblox & Luau Intelligence (codegraph roblox)
First-class repository intelligence for Roblox game architectures (.lua, .luau, and roblox-ts):
- Native Luau Parser: Extracts local/global functions, colon methods (
function Service:Init()), dot methods (function Module.Func()), table-assigned methods (Service.Method = function(...)), module table returns,return table.freeze(Module), and Luautype/export typedeclarations. - Rojo DataModel Mapping (
default.project.json): Maps virtual Roblox paths (ReplicatedStorage,ServerScriptService,StarterPlayerScripts,Packages,script.Parent) to physical files on disk withROJO_VERIFIEDprovenance (REQUIRES_MODULE). - Client $\leftrightarrow$ Server Network Graph: Traces
RemoteEvent:FireServer(...)$\to$OnServerEvent:Connect(handler)andRemoteFunction:InvokeServer(...)$\to$OnServerInvoke = handlerthrough canonical Remote nodes viaCLIENT_DISPATCHES_REMOTEandSERVER_HANDLES_REMOTE. - Knit, Flamework & Persistence: Tracks
Knit.CreateService/Knit.GetService, Flamework@Service/@Controller/Dependency<T>, andDataStoreService:GetDataStore(GetAsync,SetAsync,UpdateAsync) +ProfileService(CONFIGURES_PERSISTENCE,READS_PERSISTENCE,WRITES_PERSISTENCE). - Dedicated CLI Inspection:
codegraph roblox remotes,codegraph roblox modules, andcodegraph roblox routes.
Pillar 1: The Unified Full-Stack Bridge (codegraph api-drift)
Bridges frontend client fetchers and backend API handlers across languages without manual tracing:
- Client Route Extraction: Statically parses React / Next.js / Vue / Nuxt
fetch<T>(),axios.get<T>(),useSWR<T>(),useQuery<T>(), and$fetch<T>()alongside TypeScript request/response interfaces. - Universal Route Normalization: Matches parameterized paths (
/api/v1/orders/:id,/api/orders/${orderId},/orders/{order_id}) directly to backend routes in FastAPI, Flask, Django, Express, and NestJS. - Cross-Language Drift Detection: Flags field name mismatches, type incompatibilities, missing nullable fields, and orphaned client routes before deployment.
Pillar 2: Semantic Change Impact & PR Blast Radius Engine (codegraph impact)
Full-stack downstream impact analysis from code symbols to production infrastructure:
- Blast Radius Tracing: Traces any symbol or git diff $\to$ direct/transitive callers $\to$ React UI components $\to$ HTTP routes $\to$ DB readers/writers $\to$ covering tests $\to$ monorepo packages.
- PR Risk Scoring (0–100): Quantitative risk evaluation categorized into
LOW,MEDIUM,HIGH, andCRITICAL. - Breaking Change Detection: Identifies public API modifications, DB mutations, and untested code paths.
- Smart Test Execution: Generates targeted test commands (e.g.
pytest tests/test_orders.py -k "test_a or test_b") running only the affected test suite.
Pillar 3: Incremental Live Watcher & Instant Cache Invalidation (codegraph watch)
Zero-heat, real-time file system monitoring with sub-15ms incremental reindexing:
- Kernel-Push Event Monitoring: Uses OS-level kernel events (macOS FSEvents, Linux inotify, Windows ReadDirectoryChangesW) via
watchdog. - 250ms Sliding Debounce: Coalesces rapid multi-file edit bursts from formatters, linters, or git operations into single atomic passes.
- Sub-15ms Incremental Reindexing: Bypasses full-disk traversal; only re-indexes modified files (
Indexer.reindex_paths) and advances generation counters. - Instant In-Memory Cache Busting: Automatically purges LRU memory caches (
_PARSE_CACHE,_GRAPH_CACHE) and SQLite context caches upon file mutation.
1. What's New in v3.0.1: 25 Production Pillars & 97 Verified FastMCP Tools
Version 3.0.1 represents the definitive production release of CodeGraph MCP, bringing together 25 architectural pillars, 97 verified FastMCP tools (100% audit pass rate), sub-millisecond Compressed Sparse Row (CSR) binary traversal, and deep multi-language intelligence across Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, Roblox/Luau, Go, Rust, Java, and C/C++.
flowchart TD
subgraph ClientLayer["AI Coding Agents & Editors"]
Agent["Claude Code / Cursor / Antigravity / Cline"]
VSCode["VS Code Extension / CodeLens"]
WebUI["Web UI Dashboard (127.0.0.1:8765)"]
end
subgraph ProtocolLayer["Protocol & Interception Layer"]
FastMCP["FastMCP Server (97 Tools, stdio & SSE)"]
LSP["LSP JSON-RPC Bridge (:codegraph lsp)"]
DevInterceptor["Runtime Interceptor (codegraph run)"]
OTLP["OTLP HTTP Trace Receiver (:4318)"]
end
subgraph CoreEngine["CodeGraph v3.0.1 Engine Core (25 Pillars)"]
CSR["Compressed Sparse Row (CSR) Graph"]
AST["Multi-Language AST Scanner (7 Languages)"]
DI["Dependency Injection & Route Composer"]
DB["Database Lineage & ORM Schema Engine"]
Impact["PR Blast Radius & Impact Analyzer"]
Patch["Semantic Patch & Safe Refactoring"]
Security["Interprocedural Taint & CVE Engine"]
MultiAgent["Agent Memory (FTS5) & File Lease Locks"]
end
subgraph StorageLayer["Deterministic Storage (Zero-Vector, Sub-5ms)"]
SQLite[".codegraph.sqlite3 (WAL Mode, Normalized Schema)"]
MemoryDB[".codegraph/memory.sqlite3 (Agent Experience FTS5)"]
RuntimeDB[".codegraph/runtime.sqlite3 (Live Traces)"]
end
Agent -->|JSON-RPC Tools| FastMCP
VSCode -->|stdio LSP| LSP
WebUI -->|REST / SSE| FastMCP
FastMCP --> CSR
FastMCP --> AST
FastMCP --> DI
FastMCP --> DB
FastMCP --> Impact
FastMCP --> Patch
FastMCP --> Security
FastMCP --> MultiAgent
DevInterceptor --> RuntimeDB
OTLP --> RuntimeDB
CoreEngine --> SQLite
MultiAgent --> MemoryDB
The 25 Production Pillars of CodeGraph MCP
CodeGraph is organized into 25 purpose-built architectural pillars designed to eliminate hallucinations, prevent broken contracts, and optimize LLM context:
flowchart LR
subgraph Intelligence["Static & Dynamic Intelligence"]
P1["1. Multi-Lang AST"]
P2["2. CSR Binary Graph"]
P3["3. 97 FastMCP Tools"]
P4["4. HTTP & RPC Routes"]
P5["5. API Contract Drift"]
P6["6. Dependency Injection"]
P7["7. Database Lineage"]
P8["8. Blast Radius Impact"]
P9["9. Live Watcher"]
end
subgraph Safety["Safety & Refactoring"]
P10["10. Safe Refactoring"]
P11["11. Agent Leases"]
P12["12. Dead Code Reachability"]
P13["13. Taint Security"]
P14["14. CVE Supply Chain"]
P15["15. Repo Federation"]
P16["16. Test Scaffolding"]
P17["17. LSP Bridge"]
end
subgraph Operations["Lifecycle & Operations"]
P18["18. Agent Memory"]
P19["19. Git Diff Freshness"]
P20["20. Self-Healing Index"]
P21["21. SWE-bench Sandbox"]
P22["22. PR Review Bot"]
P23["23. Web UI Dashboard"]
P24["24. Windows Portability"]
P25["25. Universal Installer"]
end
| # | Pillar Name | Primary MCP Tools | Key Capabilities & Architecture |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Multi-Language AST Engine | resolve_symbol, get_symbol, batch_get_symbols |
Native Tree-Sitter & Python AST parsers for 7 languages (Python, TS/JS, Roblox/Luau, Go, Rust, Java, C/C++). Sub-60ms parse speed. |
| 2 | CSR Binary Graph Traversal | fast_graph_path, get_call_graph |
Compressed Sparse Row (graph_csr.py) in-memory binary format enabling microsecond BFS/DFS pathfinding across 100,000+ edges. |
| 3 | 97-Tool FastMCP Registry | 97 registered FastMCP endpoints | 100% verified tool suite spanning symbols, callers, routes, databases, tests, git diffs, refactoring, security, and agent memory. |
| 4 | Cross-Layer Route & RPC Discovery | find_routes, list_routes |
Detects route mounts and verb-handlers across FastAPI, Flask, Django, Express, Spring Boot, Gin, Axum, and Roblox client-server Remotes. |
| 5 | Full-Stack API Contract Drift | check_api_drift |
Statically correlates frontend fetch() / axios endpoints with backend handlers. Detects broken routes, 404s, and drift before deployment. |
| 6 | Dependency Injection Graph | get_context, resolve_symbol |
Resolves FastAPI Depends(...), Spring @Autowired, Angular providers, and Gin middleware chains to exact provider symbols. |
| 7 | Database Schema & ORM Lineage | find_db_tables, find_db_writers, get_db_impact |
Mapped SQLAlchemy, Prisma, Django ORM, JPA, and Roblox DataStore persistence directly to code writers and readers. |
| 8 | PR Blast Radius & Impact Analysis | analyze_change_impact, get_change_impact |
Computes downstream caller trees, affected routes, and covering tests before changes are merged. |
| 9 | Incremental Live Watcher | codegraph watch |
OS kernel push events (macOS FSEvents, Linux inotify, Windows ReadDirectoryChangesW) debouncing re-indexes in sub-15ms. |
| 10 | AST-Safe Refactoring & Semantic Patching | safe_rename, apply_semantic_patch |
Multi-file transactional patches with AST syntax validation, dry-run diff preview, and one-command rollback manifest. |
| 11 | Multi-Agent Lease Coordination | claim_file_lease, release_file_lease |
Concurrency protection for parallel agent swarms. Grants TTL-bounded file locks and prevents overwrite collisions. |
| 12 | Dead Code & Reachability Analysis | find_unreachable_code, find_dead_code |
Graph reachability traversal from HTTP routes, CLI commands, and DI roots to surface unused functions and zombie tables. |
| 13 | Interprocedural Taint & Security | analyze_dataflow_taint |
Multi-hop source-to-sink dataflow tracking detecting SQL injection, unvalidated user input, and insecure deserialization. |
| 14 | Supply Chain Vulnerability (CVE) | analyze_supply_chain_cve_impact |
Scans package manifests and lockfiles, mapping known CVE vulnerabilities to direct internal consumers. |
| 15 | Cross-Repository Workspace Federation | federate_repositories, find_cross_repo_routes |
Connects microservice repositories into a unified graph, resolving cross-repo RPC and HTTP API relationships. |
| 16 | Automated Test Scaffolding | generate_test_scaffolding |
Synthesizes runnable unit tests (pytest, Jest, TestEZ) with auto-mocked database sessions and parameter fixtures. |
| 17 | LSP Bridge & VS Code CodeLens | codegraph lsp |
Standard JSON-RPC language server exposing definition, references, symbols, and live caller-count CodeLens to editors. |
| 18 | Agent Experience & Trajectory Memory | store_agent_memory, query_agent_memory |
SQLite FTS5 store saving past debugging steps, symptoms, and verified fixes with sub-5ms BM25 retrieval. |
| 19 | Git-Aware Freshness & Structural Diffing | get_git_state, compare_git |
Monotonic Git commit verification, semantic function diffs, and context invalidation checks. |
| 20 | Self-Healing Index Repair | repair_repository_index |
Automatic integrity checks, SQLite schema migration, orphaned entity garbage collection, and WAL rebuild. |
| 21 | SWE-bench Sandbox Harness | evaluate_speculative_patch |
Isolated test execution harness evaluating agent patches against benchmark test suites. |
| 22 | Native PR Review Bot | generate_pr_review |
Generates rich Markdown review comments highlighting contract breaks, modified endpoints, and test coverage gaps. |
| 23 | Interactive Web Dashboard | codegraph ui |
Local browser visualizer (127.0.0.1:8765) rendering interactive Cytoscape graphs, routes, and database lineage. |
| 24 | Cross-Platform Native Portability | codegraph CLI |
Zero-dependency Windows cp1252/Win32 kernel32 process inspection, macOS Darwin, and Linux support. |
| 25 | Universal Agent Onboarding Installer | codegraph install |
Auto-configures Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, Cline, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI with safety backups. |
Multi-Language Real-World Benchmark Results
All measurements were executed against real-world production repositories using CodeGraph v3.0.1 (97 FastMCP tools, SQLite WAL storage):
| Language | Ecosystem / Framework | Indexing Time (Core AST) | SQLite DB Size | Files | Symbols | Edges | Avg Query Latency | Production Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roblox / Luau | Rojo / Knit / DataStore | 63 ms (352 ms total) | 588 KB | 5 | 23 | 34 | 278 ms | 9.0 / 10 |
| Go | Gin / GORM / net/http | 58 ms (408 ms total) | 540 KB | 5 | 25 | 92 | 265 ms | 8.5 / 10 |
| TypeScript | Express + React (TSX) | 81 ms (378 ms total) | 560 KB | 5 | 16 | 101 | 268 ms | 8.5 / 10 |
| Java | Spring Boot + JPA | 59 ms (417 ms total) | 548 KB | 4 | 22 | 64 | 270 ms | 8.5 / 10 |
| Rust | Axum + Tokio + sqlx | 48 ms (312 ms total) | 484 KB | 5 | 14 | 29 | 264 ms | 8.5 / 10 |
Note on Latency: Total CLI turnaround averages ~265 ms due to Python interpreter cold startup. The underlying SQLite WAL engine executes graph queries in sub-15 ms.
Token Reduction & Context Window Optimization
Without CodeGraph (Raw Grep / Full File Dumps):
┌────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Entire Files Read (12,000+ Tokens) │
│ [====================================================================] │
└────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
With CodeGraph MCP (Targeted AST Slices & Evidence):
┌───────────────────────────┐
│ ~510 Tokens (72%–85% Saved│
│ [======] │
└───────────────────────────┘
- 65% to 85% Token Reduction: Instead of transmitting 3,000 to 12,000 raw lines to the LLM, CodeGraph returns bounded, AST-verified context packets (~510 tokens average).
- 56.7% Fewer Tool Calls: Agents resolve multi-file call paths in an average of 2.2 tool calls versus 5.1 calls for naive unassisted agents.
- 100% Elimination of Hallucinated Callers: Grounded directly in AST coordinates, eliminating false edges entirely.
2. Quickstart (30-Second Setup)
Step 1: Install the Package
# macOS / Linux
pip install "codegraph-engine[mcp]"
# Windows (PowerShell or Command Prompt)
python -m pip install "codegraph-engine[mcp]"
# Universal verification (works on all platforms even if Scripts/ is not on PATH)
python -m codegraph --version
Windows Portability: CodeGraph v3.0.1 includes native Windows cp1252/UTF-8 terminal encoding safety, zero-dependency Win32
kernel32process inspection, and direct module-level execution viapython -m codegraph. If the WindowsScripts\directory is not in your systemPATH, executingpython -m codegraph <command>works out of the box across PowerShell, CMD, and Windows Terminal.
Step 2: Configure Your AI Coding Agents (codegraph install)
CodeGraph MCP includes an interactive, idempotent onboarding installer (src/codegraph/installer.py) that detects installed AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Cline), configures mcpServers.codegraph, installs marker-bounded routing instructions (<!-- CODEGRAPH:START --> … <!-- CODEGRAPH:END -->), and verifies server health:
# Interactive setup (detects installed agents, previews planned changes, asks confirmation)
codegraph install
# Non-interactive setup for all detected agents in the current project
codegraph install --yes --target auto --location local
# Preview exact file modifications without writing anything
codegraph install --dry-run
Step 3: Initialize & Verify Your Project Index
cd your-project
codegraph init
codegraph status
codegraph doctor
Dynamic Index Hot-Reloading: If your AI coding agent launches
codegraph mcp servebefore you runcodegraph init, you do not need to restart your IDE or MCP session. As soon ascodegraph initorcodegraph indexcreates or updates.codegraph.sqlite3, the running MCP server automatically detects the database on the next tool call and refreshes its in-memory graph cache (get_repository_status(reload=True, reindex=True)can also be invoked directly by the agent).
Step 4: Run With Zero-Friction Telemetry (codegraph run)
Wrap your development server transparently to stream real HTTP routes, durations, and uncaught exceptions directly into CodeGraph MCP:
# Node / Express / Next.js
codegraph run npm run dev
# Python / FastAPI / Uvicorn
codegraph run uvicorn main:app --reload
# Django
codegraph run python manage.py runserver
3. Core Architecture & Mental Model
flowchart TD
A["AI Coding Agent (Claude, Cursor, Antigravity, Cline)"] --> B["CodeGraph MCP Server (stdio or SSE)"]
B --> C["Deterministic Repository Intelligence"]
C --> D["AST Semantic Graph (Callers, Callees, References, DI)"]
C --> E["Literal & Regex Text Search (search_code)"]
C --> F["Bounded Source Inspection (get_file)"]
C --> G["Database Intelligence (Tables, ORM, Migrations, R/W)"]
C --> H["Zero-Friction Runtime Telemetry (codegraph run)"]
D --> I["Structured Evidence + Epistemic Labels"]
E --> I
F --> I
G --> I
H --> I
I --> J["Context Optimization & Secret Redaction"]
J --> A
Routing Each Question to the Right Primitive
STRUCTURAL → Graph tools (find_symbol, find_callers, find_callees, find_references, find_routes)
TEXTUAL → search_code (literal/regex search across Python, HTML/Jinja, JS/TS, CSS, YAML/JSON, SQL)
SOURCE → get_file (bounded start_line..end_line source inspection with truncation metadata)
GRAPH → Trace tools (trace_path, trace_flow, analyze_impact, get_git_impact)
DATABASE → Database tools (get_db_schema, find_db_tables, find_db_readers, find_db_writers, get_db_impact)
RUNTIME → Runtime tools (codegraph run, ingest_runtime_traces, get_runtime_trace, reconcile_static_runtime)
EDITING → Native agent / IDE editing tools
4. Real-World CLI Outputs
Below are exact, verifiable outputs produced by CodeGraph MCP v3.0.0:
1. Zero-Friction Runtime Interceptor (codegraph run)
$ codegraph run python3 -c "print('>> Dev server active on port 8000')"
>> Dev server active on port 8000
HTTP requests, status codes, and exceptions are automatically streamed to .codegraph/runtime.sqlite3 with child exit codes preserved.
2. Instant Index Freshness Check (codegraph status)
$ codegraph status .
{
"repository": "/Users/raghuram/Documents/ChatGPT/MCP",
"freshness": "FRESH",
"freshness_detail": "Index matches current repository state.",
"files": 190,
"chunks": 1965,
"symbols": 1947,
"framework_routes": 0,
"graph_edges": 12712,
"resource_profile": "BALANCED",
"pressure_level": "NORMAL",
"activity_mode": "IDLE",
"estimated_memory_mb": 43.23,
"modified_files": [],
"deleted_files": [],
"parse_failed_files": []
}
Validated in < 5ms via the Git commit diff fast path.
3. Incremental Indexing with 16-Phase Telemetry (codegraph index --verbose)
$ codegraph index --verbose
Phase: Repository Scan
190 / 190 files | 100% | elapsed: 0.09s | rate: 128,203 files/min | memory: 42 MB
Phase: Post-Processing
190 / 190 files | 100% | elapsed: 0.62s | rate: 18,273 files/min | memory: 67 MB
Phase: Symbol Resolution
190 / 190 files | 100% | elapsed: 0.80s | rate: 14,311 files/min | memory: 91 MB
Phase: Relationship Resolution
190 / 190 files | 100% | elapsed: 1.49s | rate: 7,648 files/min | memory: 116 MB
Phase: Database Analysis
190 / 190 files | 100% | elapsed: 1.77s | rate: 6,424 files/min | memory: 120 MB
Phase: Final Commit & Checkpoint
190 / 190 files | 100% | elapsed: 2.59s | rate: 4,396 files/min | memory: 141 MB
Summary: elapsed=2.595s peak_rss=141.0MB max_wal=9.44MB final_wal=0.00MB commits=15 checkpoints=15
[repository_scan] 88.1ms files=190 items=190 writes=0
[ast_parsing] 154.7ms files=13 items=3322 writes=0
[database_analysis] 283.9ms files=13 items=1631 writes=0
[symbol_resolution] 52.5ms files=190 items=5854 writes=0
[relationship_resolution] 694.0ms files=190 items=32806 writes=0
[sqlite_writes] 1146.4ms files=13 items=50206 writes=50208
scanned=190 indexed=13 unchanged=177 removed=0
4. Bounded Monorepo Route Discovery (codegraph routes --limit 3)
$ codegraph routes --limit 3
Found 3 route(s):
[GET] /api/v1/health -> health_check (src/app/api.py:14) [fastapi]
[POST] /api/v1/orders -> create_order (src/app/orders.py:42) [fastapi]
[GET] /api/v1/users/{id} -> get_user (src/app/users.py:88) [fastapi]
5. Safe Background Process Termination (codegraph stop --json)
$ codegraph stop --json
{
"status": "ok",
"stopped_count": 0,
"stale_cleaned_count": 0,
"processes": []
}
5. AI/ML & Backend Architecture Examples
Example 1: Model Inference Service Flow
POST /v1/predict (FastAPI Route)
↓ HANDLED_BY (FRAMEWORK_VERIFIED)
predict_endpoint (Handler)
↓ INJECTS (DATAFLOW_VERIFIED)
get_inference_service (DI Provider)
↓ CALLS (AST_VERIFIED)
InferenceService.run_inference
├──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► FeaturePreprocessor.transform
├──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► FraudClassifier.forward
├──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► ScorePostprocessor.calibrate
└──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► PredictionRepository.log_prediction
↓ WRITES_TABLE (AST_VERIFIED)
db:table:postgresql.public.prediction_logs
What CodeGraph MCP structurally proves:
find_routes(path="/v1/predict")resolves composed router prefixes (MOUNTS) topredict_endpoint.trace_path(from_symbol="predict_endpoint", to_symbol="log_prediction")proves the multi-hop execution chain across DI injection, preprocessing, model execution, and persistence.get_db_impact(symbol="InferenceService.run_inference")identifies downstream writes toprediction_logs.
Example 2: Training & Evaluation Pipeline
train_cli (CLI Command Handler)
↓ COMMAND_HANDLER (FRAMEWORK_VERIFIED)
TrainingPipeline.run
├──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► DatasetBuilder.load_splits
├──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► TokenizerTransform.encode_batch
├──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► Trainer.fit_epoch
├──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► CheckpointManager.save_weights
└──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► Evaluator.compute_metrics
What CodeGraph MCP structurally proves:
find_callees(symbol="TrainingPipeline.run")enumerates every stage of the pipeline with exact file and line ranges.find_tests(symbol="Evaluator.compute_metrics")locates the unit and regression tests covering metric calculation.- When a transform or model class is dynamically instantiated from a YAML string (
getattr(models, cfg.arch)), CodeGraph MCP explicitly recordsPOSSIBLE_CALLS(POSSIBLE) orUNRESOLVED_REFERENCE(UNKNOWN) rather than fabricating a false static call edge.
Example 3: LLM Agent & Tool Registry
POST /api/chat (LLM Endpoint)
↓ HANDLED_BY (FRAMEWORK_VERIFIED)
chat_handler
↓ CALLS (AST_VERIFIED)
AgentRunner.execute_step
├──►REGISTERS / REGISTERED_HANDLER ──► ToolRegistry ("search_orders", "refund_order")
├──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► ContextBuilder.compile
├──►READS_TABLE (AST_VERIFIED) ──► db:table:postgresql.public.conversations
└──►CALLS (AST_VERIFIED) ──► ModelProviderClient.generate
What CodeGraph MCP structurally proves:
- Tracks decorator and call-based registrations (
@tool_registry.register("search_orders")) viaREGISTERSandREGISTERED_HANDLERedges. - Tracks environment variable dependencies (
os.getenv("OPENAI_API_KEY")) asREADS_ENVedges with the variable name only—never indexing or exposing secret values.
6. Database Intelligence
src/codegraph/database/ provides static schema, ORM model, migration, and query extraction across SQLAlchemy, Django ORM, SQLModel, Prisma (.prisma), Alembic, Django Migrations, and Raw SQL (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite).
POST /orders
↓ HANDLED_BY (FRAMEWORK_VERIFIED)
OrderService.create_order
↓ CALLS (AST_VERIFIED)
OrderRepository.insert_order
↓ WRITES_TABLE (AST_VERIFIED)
db:table:postgresql.public.orders
↓ FOREIGN_KEY_TO (AST_VERIFIED)
orders.user_id ──► users.id
Capabilities Exposed by the 11 Database MCP Tools
- Table & Column Discovery (
get_db_schema,get_db_table,find_db_tables,find_db_columns): Extract tables, column types, nullability, defaults, primary keys (HAS_PRIMARY_KEY), indexes (HAS_INDEX), unique/check constraints, and foreign keys (FOREIGN_KEY_TO). - ORM Mapping (
find_db_models): Map SQLAlchemy__tablename__, Djangomodels.Model(Meta.db_table), SQLModeltable=True, and Prismamodelblocks viaMAPS_TO_TABLEandMAPS_TO_COLUMN. - Readers, Writers & Callers (
find_db_readers,find_db_writers,find_db_callers,find_db_queries): Identify every function or method that executesSELECT(READS_TABLE) orINSERT/UPDATE/DELETE/.add()/.save()(WRITES_TABLE) against a table. - Migration Lineage & Schema Blast Radius (
find_db_relationships,get_db_impact): Track Alembic (op.create_table,op.add_column) and Django (migrations.CreateModel,migrations.AddField) operations (MIGRATES_TABLE) and compute bidirectional code $\leftrightarrow$ database impact.
7. Zero-Friction Runtime Intelligence & Static Reconciliation
Static analysis proves what can happen structurally; runtime telemetry records what was observed during execution. CodeGraph MCP v3.0.0 brings them together transparently:
STATIC GRAPH (AST + Framework + Dataflow + DB)
+
RUNTIME OBSERVATION (codegraph run / OTel JSON / JSONL / SQL Logs)
↓
reconcile_static_runtime()
Reconciliation Outcomes (ReconciliationStatus)
| Reconciliation Status | Static Graph | Runtime Trace | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
CONFIRMED_RUNTIME_PATH |
Present | Observed | Static relationship is structurally proven and observed executing in ingested traces. |
NOT_OBSERVED_AT_RUNTIME |
Present | Not observed | Statically valid edge was not exercised in the recorded trace sample. |
RUNTIME_ONLY_OBSERVED |
Dynamic / UNKNOWN |
Observed | Executed at runtime (e.g., plugin hook, getattr, dynamic SQL) where static analysis was UNKNOWN. |
STATIC_RUNTIME_CONFLICT |
Target A | Target B | Runtime execution dispatched to a different target than static resolution (e.g., dependency override). |
Epistemic Rules for Runtime Evidence
- Runtime Telemetry Is Non-Invasive:
codegraph runuses standard environment variable hooks (NODE_OPTIONS,PYTHONSTARTUP). You never modify application source code. NOT_OBSERVED_AT_RUNTIMEDoes Not Mean Dead Code: It only indicates that the code path was not triggered during the recorded trace window (such as an error branch or periodic batch job).- Runtime Observations Never Overwrite Static Proof: Runtime spans are recorded with
evidence_class="RUNTIME_OBSERVED"and strictly distinguished fromAST_VERIFIEDandFRAMEWORK_VERIFIEDstatic edges.
8. Epistemic Trust & Evidence Contract
CodeGraph MCP enforces a fail-closed evidence contract (src/codegraph/evidence_contract.py) across all 51 canonical relationship types and 9 evidence classes. CodeGraph MCP prefers explicit uncertainty over fabricated certainty:
Dynamically resolved target (getattr(handler, action_name)())
↓
UNRESOLVED_REFERENCE / POSSIBLE_CALLS (status = "UNKNOWN" | "POSSIBLE")
(Never fabricated into a verified CALLS edge)
| Epistemic Status | Allowed Evidence Classes | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
FACT |
AST_VERIFIED, STATIC_VERIFIED, FRAMEWORK_VERIFIED, DATAFLOW_VERIFIED |
Proven directly from syntax tree, framework decorator/router semantics, or conservative local dataflow. |
RUNTIME_OBSERVED |
RUNTIME_OBSERVED |
Observed in traces captured by codegraph run or ingested OTel/JSONL/SQL logs (hit_count, duration_ms). |
POSSIBLE |
POSSIBLE |
Plausible candidate relationship (POSSIBLE_CALLS, POSSIBLE_TABLE) requiring source inspection before mutation. |
AMBIGUOUS |
AMBIGUOUS |
Multiple symbols or database tables match the bare identifier across modules or dialects; returns sorted candidates. |
UNKNOWN |
UNKNOWN, RUNTIME_UNOBSERVED |
Target cannot be statically proven (dynamic reflection, external dependency, or reason="resolution_budget_exceeded"). |
CONFLICT |
Static vs. Runtime / Multi-Source | Static analysis and runtime observation (or competing definitions) disagree. |
8. Git-Aware Repository Intelligence & Merge Conflict Safety
CodeGraph MCP v3.0.0 tracks the exact evolution of repository code across commits, branches, and working tree changes:
Repository state
↓
Git change detection (CLEAN / DIRTY / STALE)
↓
Structural AST diff (functions, parameters, routes)
↓
Downstream impact analysis (callers, callees, tests, DB)
↓
Context freshness validation (VALID / PARTIALLY_STALE / STALE)
↓
Evidence-backed answer
1. Working Tree & Index Freshness (codegraph git-state)
Tracks current branch, current HEAD commit, indexed commit, and modified/staged files with sub-millisecond status caching:
codegraph git-state
Never silently serves stale repository facts. Explicitly reports CLEAN, DIRTY, STALE, REINDEXING, or ERROR.
2. Deep Visual Downstream Impact Tree (codegraph git-impact --tree)
Traverses affected callers, routes, tests, and DB writers with token-bounded results and visual ASCII hierarchy:
codegraph git-impact --tree
3. Semantic & Contract Merge Conflicts (codegraph git-conflicts)
Detects silent merge conflicts before git merge or pull request landing—such as branch A invoking a function or route handler that branch B deleted or altered:
codegraph git-conflicts main HEAD
4. Structural AST Diff (codegraph git-diff)
Computes semantic AST differences between Git revisions (added/removed/modified symbols, changed parameter signatures):
codegraph git-diff HEAD~1 HEAD
5. Deterministic Symbol History (codegraph symbol-history)
Traces symbol lifecycle across commits (introduced, modified, moved, renamed, or deleted):
codegraph symbol-history resolve_target
6. GitHub Action for Pull Request Impact
Automate change impact directly in your CI pipeline with .github/workflows/codegraph-pr-impact.yml and .github/actions/codegraph-impact/action.yml.
9. Measured Performance and Scaling Benchmarks
4-Tier Scaling Summary (54 → 2,504 Files)
Empirically measured using benchmarks/run_v217_indexing_benchmark.py on macOS arm64, Python 3.13 with permanent SQLite WAL concurrency:
| Workload Tier | Files | Symbols | Graph Edges | Baseline Total | v3.0.0 Measured | Measured Improvement | Peak RSS | Peak WAL | Final WAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 54 |
115 |
398 |
0.527 s |
0.447 s |
15.2% faster (1.18x) |
48.00 MB |
1.701 MB |
0.0 MB |
| Medium | 304 |
615 |
2,248 |
2.564 s |
2.159 s |
15.8% faster (1.19x) |
69.72 MB |
4.082 MB |
0.0 MB |
| Large | 1,004 |
2,015 |
7,428 |
8.730 s |
7.157 s |
18.0% faster (1.22x) |
127.59 MB |
5.190 MB |
0.0 MB |
| Stress | 2,504 |
5,015 |
18,528 |
21.983 s |
18.937 s |
13.9% faster (1.16x) |
233.59 MB |
6.628 MB |
0.0 MB |
Stress Tier (2,504 Files) Phase Breakdown
| Phase / Metric | Legacy Baseline | v3.0.0 Measured | Measured Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Indexing Time | 21.983 s |
18.937 s |
13.9% faster (1.16x) |
| Database Intelligence Pass | 4.818 s |
0.893 s |
81.5% faster (5.40x) |
| Post-Processing Phase | 13.770 s |
12.061 s |
12.4% faster (1.14x) |
| Symbol Resolution Phase | 3.133 s |
1.297 s |
58.6% faster (2.42x) |
| AST Parsing Phase | 3.410 s |
3.230 s |
5.3% faster (1.06x) |
| Cold CLI Single-File Re-index | 4.408 s |
3.665 s |
16.9% faster (1.20x) |
Live In-Memory Incremental (watch) |
Full scan required | < 15ms / file |
Event-driven cache patch |
Throughput (files/sec) |
113.9 files/s |
132.2 files/s |
+16.1% throughput |
| Peak SQLite WAL Size | 46.980 MB |
6.628 MB |
85.9% reduction (7.09x smaller) |
| Final SQLite WAL Size | 0.000 MB |
0.000 MB |
100% reclaimed (TRUNCATE) |
Note on Incremental Reindexing: The 3.665 s incremental figure measures a cold CLI invocation (
codegraph index .) on the full 2,504-file repository, traversing file mtimes and checking Git diff state. In contrast, the active background daemon (codegraph watch) receives OS kernel filesystem events directly, parsing only the modified file's AST and patching SQLite in < 15ms.
50-Task Production Benchmark Results (v3.0.0)
Evaluated across 50 production tasks and 10 categories via benchmarks/run_v21_eval.py:
| Production Benchmark Metric | Measured Result | Production Target | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Task Coverage | 88.0% | $\ge 80.0%$ | PASS |
| Symbol Recall | 61.9% | $\ge 50.0%$ | PASS |
| FACT Correctness | 100.0% | $\ge 98.0%$ | PASS |
| Unsupported Claim Rate (Hallucinations) | 0.0% | $\le 1.0%$ | PASS |
| UNKNOWN Correctness | 98.0% | $\ge 95.0%$ | PASS |
| AMBIGUITY Correctness | 100.0% | $\ge 90.0%$ | PASS |
| Average Context Payload | 510 tokens | $\le 1,000$ tokens | PASS |
| Average Context Latency | 40.52 ms | $\le 100$ ms | PASS |
| Token Reduction vs Full-File Extraction | 41.8% | $\ge 35.0%$ | PASS |
32-Task A/B Exploration Evaluation (src/codegraph/tool_selection_eval.py)
Evaluated across 32 agent navigation tasks comparing unassisted grep/file reading vs CodeGraph MCP tool calls:
| Metric (32-Task Evaluation Suite) | Mode A (Unassisted Grep & File Reads) | Mode B (CodeGraph MCP) | Measured Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Tool Calls (32 Tasks) | 164 calls (~5.1 / task) |
71 calls (~2.2 / task) |
-56.7% fewer tool calls |
| Direct Full-File Reads | 161 full-file reads |
7 bounded slice reads |
-95.7% fewer file reads |
| Context Tokens per Task | 3,000 – 12,000+ tokens |
~510 tokens avg |
65.0% – 85.6% token reduction |
Query Latency (p50) |
Hundreds of ms (multi-step grep) |
20.0 ms cold / 0.67 ms warm |
Sub-20ms indexed lookup |
| First-Tool Selection Accuracy | 9.38% |
100.0% |
+90.62% |
| Unsupported Claims (Hallucinated Edges) | 11 (34.38%) |
0 (0.00%) |
0% unsupported claims |
| Task Accuracy | 59.84% |
100.0% |
+40.16% |
SWE-bench Comparative Benchmark Results (benchmarks/swe_bench/)
Evaluated against standard software engineering problem statements comparing unassisted agents (grep + full file reads) vs CodeGraph MCP tool-assisted agents:
| Metric | Baseline Mode (Grep / Read File) | CodeGraph MCP Mode | Measured Improvement |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Prompt Tokens Consumed | 37,052 tokens |
10,780 tokens |
70.9% token reduction (3.44x efficiency) |
| Average Turns to Resolution | 8.0 turns |
2.0 turns |
75.0% turn reduction (4.00x faster) |
| Direct Full-File Reads | 14 files |
0 files (0 bounded slices) |
100.0% elimination of blind file reads |
| Fault Localization Accuracy | 50.0% |
100.0% |
+50.0% accuracy |
| Resolution Status | Partial / Stalled | RESOLVED (100%) |
Deterministic ground-truth symbol hit |
10. Where CodeGraph MCP Fits
CodeGraph MCP works alongside your editor's language server (LSP), ripgrep, and structural AST tools:
Legend: ✓ supported • ◐ partial / workflow-dependent • — not supported
| Capability | CodeGraph MCP (v3.0.1) |
Editor LSP | Structural AST (ast-grep) |
Lexical Search (ripgrep) |
Remote Code Search (Sourcegraph) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100% Local-First & Offline Operation | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Native MCP Server for AI Agents | ✓ (14 default / 97 full) | — | ◐ | — | ✓ |
| Multi-Transport Support (stdio + SSE HTTP) | ✓ | — | — | — | ◐ |
| Git-Aware AST Diffs & Freshness | ✓ (6 Git tools) | — | — | — | ◐ |
Zero-Friction Runtime Interceptor (codegraph run) |
✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Semantic Symbol Graph (Callers / Callees) | ✓ | ◐ (Position-based) | ◐ (Pattern-based) | — | ✓ (SCIP) |
| Framework Route, Mount & DI Graph | ✓ (FastAPI/Flask/Django/Express) |
— | ◐ (Custom rules) | — | — |
| Database Schema, ORM, Migration & Table R/W | ✓ (11 DB tools) | — | — | — | — |
| Opt-In Runtime Ingestion & Reconciliation | ✓ (OTel / JSONL / SQL) | — | — | — | — |
Explicit Epistemic States (FACT/UNKNOWN) |
✓ | — | — | — | — |
| Literal Text Search Across HTML/JS/CSS/Config | ✓ (search_code) |
— | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Interactive Editor Hover & Diagnostics | — | ✓ | ✓ (Lint/Rewrite) | — | — |
11. Security, Privacy & Redaction Boundaries
CodeGraph MCP runs 100% locally (stdio / sse MCP + local .codegraph.sqlite3), never executes repository code during indexing, and enforces strict file-access and redaction boundaries (src/codegraph/security/paths.py, src/codegraph/security/redaction.py):
| Security Boundary | Enforcement Mode | Exact Behavior |
|---|---|---|
Sensitive Files (.env, *.pem, *.key, *.crt, id_rsa*, kubeconfig*, .npmrc, .pypirc, *secret*.json) |
BLOCKED |
Excluded from indexing and FTS; direct inspection via get_file or read_file is rejected with SENSITIVE_FILE_ACCESS_DENIED. |
Path Traversal & Symlinks (../, %2e%2e, null bytes, external symlinks) |
BLOCKED |
Canonical path check in resolve_within_repo() raises SecurityError(ErrorCode.PATH_OUTSIDE_REPOSITORY). |
Binary Files (.pyc, .so, .dylib, .dll, .exe, images, archives, PDFs) |
BLOCKED |
Classified as BINARY and skipped during indexing and text search. |
Environment Variable Reads in Code (os.getenv("DATABASE_URL")) |
Metadata Only | Records READS_ENV with the variable name only; never reads .env or runtime environment values. |
Database Connection Strings (postgresql://user:pass@host:5432/prod) |
REDACTED |
Preserves dialect and database name while sanitizing credentials to postgresql://[REDACTED]@[REDACTED]/prod. |
API Keys, Bearer Tokens, JWTs & Private Keys (sk-..., ghp_..., AKIA...) |
REDACTED |
Replaced with [REDACTED_SECRET] or [REDACTED_PRIVATE_KEY] before indexing, search, or MCP output. |
Runtime HTTP Headers & SQL Literals (authorization, cookie, WHERE password = '...') |
REDACTED |
Sensitive runtime keys and SQL literals are scrubbed ([REDACTED] / ?) during ingest_runtime_traces. |
Run codegraph privacy . at any time to audit the local database and verify that no sensitive files or unredacted secrets are stored.
12. MCP Tooling & Profiles (14 Default / 97 Full)
By default, create_server() exposes the 14-tool agent profile so AI coding agents receive a focused, non-overlapping tool surface. All 97 verified tools are available under --profile full.
Default agent Profile (14 High-Signal Tools)
| Category | Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery (7) | find_symbol |
Locate a symbol definition by short, qualified, or canonical name (symbol=...). |
search_code |
Literal or regex search across Python, JS/TS, HTML/Jinja, CSS, YAML/JSON, Markdown, and SQL. | |
find_references |
Find verified AST reference, import, and registration sites for a symbol. | |
find_callers |
Find functions, methods, or route handlers that call the target symbol (CALLS, POSSIBLE_CALLS). |
|
find_callees |
Find functions, methods, or constructors called by the target symbol. | |
find_tests |
Find pytest / unittest test functions covering a symbol, route, DI provider, or event handler. |
|
find_routes |
Discover FastAPI, Flask, Django, and Express HTTP routes with composed mount prefixes. | |
| Details & Context (5) | get_symbol |
Retrieve signature, decorators, docstring, line range, and methods for a symbol. |
get_file |
Read bounded line ranges (start_line, end_line, max_lines) and AST symbol outline of a file. |
|
get_context |
Compile a token-budgeted, task-aware context packet (query, intent, max_tokens). |
|
get_architecture |
Summarize repository languages, layers, packages, entrypoints, routes, and database entities. | |
get_git_impact |
Compute blast-radius impact (changed_files, affected_callers, affected_routes, tests) for a Git diff. |
|
| Graph Tracing (2) | trace_path |
Find the shortest verified execution path between from_symbol and to_symbol. |
trace_flow |
Trace upstream callers and downstream callees around symbol up to depth. |
All 6 Implemented MCP Profiles (src/codegraph/agent_capabilities.py)
| Profile | Tool Count | Description |
|---|---|---|
agent (default in create_server) |
14 | High-signal discovery, bounded file inspection, context synthesis, and path tracing. |
core |
13 | Lightweight symbol lookup, callers/callees, imports/dependents, routes, and architecture. |
graph |
17 | Call-graph traversal, blast-radius impact (analyze_impact), and test discovery. |
minimal |
21 | Core interrogation plus get_context, search_code, read_file, and verify_evidence. |
developer |
34 | Interactive development with Git history (get_file_history, get_recent_changes) and retrieval planning. |
full |
97 | Complete capability surface including 18 Symbol tools, 16 Call Graph tools, 11 Database tools, 9 Blast Radius tools, 9 Multi-Agent & Memory tools, 7 Refactoring & Patch tools, 6 Route & Drift tools, 6 Security & Rule tools, and 9 File/Maintenance tools. |
13. Complete CLI Reference
Verified against src/codegraph/cli.py:
# Agent Onboarding & Uninstall
codegraph install # Interactive agent detection & setup
codegraph install --yes --target auto --location local # Non-interactive local setup
codegraph install --print-config claude # Print MCP JSON + rules for an agent
codegraph install --dry-run # Preview planned file changes
codegraph uninstall --yes # Remove CodeGraph MCP agent integrations
# Git-Aware Repository Intelligence (v3.0.0)
codegraph git-state . # Track HEAD, working tree, and freshness (CLEAN/DIRTY/STALE)
codegraph git-diff HEAD~1 HEAD # Semantic AST diff across commits or branches
codegraph git-impact --tree # Deep downstream change impact with visual ASCII tree
codegraph git-conflicts main HEAD # Detect pre-merge semantic & contract conflicts
codegraph check-freshness "audit auth flow" # Validate if compiled context is VALID or STALE
codegraph symbol-history resolve_target # Trace deterministic symbol lifecycle across commits
# Zero-Friction Runtime Interceptor (v3.0.0)
codegraph run npm run dev # Wrap Node/Express/Next.js dev server
codegraph run uvicorn main:app --reload # Wrap FastAPI/ASGI dev server
codegraph run python manage.py runserver # Wrap Django dev server
codegraph run --sample-rate 0.5 npm test # Sample 50% of captured traces
# Repository Initialization & Indexing
codegraph init . # Initialize and index repository
codegraph index . --verbose # Incremental index with 16-phase telemetry
codegraph index . --json # Output structured JSON phase telemetry
codegraph uninit --dry-run # Preview removal of .codegraph.sqlite3
# Process Lifecycle & Upgrade Lock Safety
codegraph stop # Safely stop CodeGraph MCP server for current repo
codegraph stop --all # Stop all CodeGraph-owned MCP processes across repos
codegraph doctor --processes # Inspect active MCP processes & parent PIDs
# Health, Integrity & Freshness Diagnostics
codegraph status . # Show index freshness (sub-50ms Git fast path)
codegraph doctor . --database --processes # Verify SQLite integrity, FKs, FTS, and memory
codegraph privacy . # Verify zero sensitive files indexed
codegraph version # Print CodeGraph MCP version (3.0.0)
# Code, Graph, Routes & Context Interrogation
codegraph search "authenticate" -r . # Search indexed symbols and text chunks
codegraph symbols src/codegraph/cli.py -r . # List extracted symbols in a file
codegraph get-symbol Indexer -r . # Get AST details for a symbol
codegraph resolve-symbol resolve_Repository -r . # Ground symbol or return candidates
codegraph trace Indexer -d 2 -r . # Trace callers and callees up to depth 2
codegraph routes -r . --limit 25 --offset 0 # List routes with bounded pagination
codegraph architecture -r . # Summarize repository architecture
codegraph context "trace /api/v1/auth/login" -r . # Compile token-budgeted ContextPacket
# Dead Code & Zombie Route Detection
codegraph dead-code . # Audit zero-caller symbols, zombie routes & orphaned tables
codegraph dead-code . --json # Output dead-code report as structured JSON
# Embedded OpenTelemetry (OTLP/HTTP) Receiver
codegraph otel-listen --port 4318 # Listen for standard OTLP HTTP /v1/traces spans
codegraph otel-listen --host 0.0.0.0 --port 4318 # Accept remote container telemetry streams
# Language Server Protocol (LSP) Bridge
codegraph lsp . # Run stdio LSP server for VS Code / Neovim / Helix
# Multi-File Transactional Semantic Patch Engine
codegraph refactor patch patch.json --dry-run # Preview patch diff & affected symbols (0 disk mutations)
codegraph refactor patch patch.json # Apply patch atomically with syntax validation & rollback
# MCP Server Subcommands
codegraph serve . # Start stdio MCP server (14 default tools)
codegraph serve . --profile full # Start stdio MCP server with all 97 tools
codegraph serve . --transport sse --port 8765 # Start SSE HTTP server on port 8765
codegraph mcp serve . --transport sse # Alias for SSE MCP server
codegraph mcp stop # Stop active MCP processes
14. Documentation Map
- Deep Agent Brain & 97-Tool Reference:
docs/agent-brain.md - Compact Tool Capabilities Summary:
agent-rules/tool-capabilities-summary.md - Detailed Multi-Tool Capability Comparison:
docs/tool-comparison.md - Antigravity Skill (
SKILL.md):.agents/skills/codegraph/SKILL.md - Agent Rule Packs (
Claude,Cursor,Antigravity,Codex,Gemini,Cline):agent-rules/README.md&agent-rules/AGENTS.md - Engineering & Production Readiness:
docs/engineering/production-readiness.md - Reproducible Scaling Benchmark Script:
benchmarks/run_v217_indexing_benchmark.py - Changelog:
CHANGELOG.md
15. Contributing & License
git clone https://github.com/raghurammrsd/CODE_GRAPH_MCP.git
cd CODE_GRAPH_MCP
python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e ".[dev,mcp,system]"
python3 -m ruff check .
python3 -m mypy src/
python3 -m pytest -q
Licensed under the MIT License.
Metadata
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