@HowToAI_: You can now cut Claude Code's tool calls by 94% with just one command. This MCP server that indexes your codebase into …

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A new MCP server reduces Claude Code's tool calls by 94% by indexing the codebase into a local knowledge graph, allowing agents to query the graph instead of scanning files.

You can now cut Claude Code's tool calls by 94% with just one command. This MCP server that indexes your codebase into a local knowledge graph upfront. The agent queries the graph instead of scanning files. Supports 19+ languages, runs fully local, no API keys. 100% Open https://t.co/3dtPzWj7tt
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You can now cut Claude Code’s tool calls by 94% with just one command.

This MCP server that indexes your codebase into a local knowledge graph upfront. The agent queries the graph instead of scanning files.

Supports 19+ languages, runs fully local, no API keys.

100% Open https://t.co/3dtPzWj7tt

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