SourceIndex 0.1.0

Codebase index for agentic coding

Getting Started with sourceindex

Hey — and thank you! You're the very first person outside the team to try sourceindex, and that genuinely means a lot. I'm really glad you're giving it a go.

Anything you notice along the way — good, bad, broken, or just "huh, that's weird" — would be hugely helpful to hear. No feedback is too small.

What it is

When you ask a coding agent to fix or build something, it has to find the relevant code first. By default Claude Code does that live, in your session. sourceindex does it ahead of time so the agent jumps straight to the right files.

Best on an existing repo you didn't fully write yourself. Not very useful on a brand-new empty project.

Install and set up

You'll need Python 3.10+ and a sourceindex API key (starts with sk-si-). Ask me — I'll send you one.

Easiest path: open this file in Claude Code and tell it "set sourceindex up in this repo." It can run the steps for you.

If you'd rather do it by hand:

pip install sourceindex
cd /path/to/your/repo
sourceindex init

It'll prompt for the key, set up some git hooks plus a Claude subagent, and scan your repo. A few minutes, once per repo. If you don't have a CLAUDE.md yet, run /init in Claude Code first.

Day-to-day

Nothing. Open the repo in Claude Code as usual — it'll use sourceindex on its own.

Feedback I'd love

• Did sourceindex init finish cleanly?
• Does the agent feel different? Even "I can't tell" is useful.
• Anything in this doc that didn't land.

Thanks!