MCP server for your codebase

The agent that lives in your codebase.

CodeBroker indexes your repository and hands your AI coding tools the exact files and context they need — so they stop guessing and start answering.

One MCP server, every agent

Lives in your repo. Speaks to every coding agent.

CodeBroker connects over the Model Context Protocol, so whichever tool you code with, it already knows its way around your repo.

Claude CodeMCP native
CursorMCP native
AntigravityMCP native
WindsurfMCP native
GitHub Copilotvia MCP
Gemini CLIMCP native
Codexvia MCP
Zedvia MCP
Claude CodeMCP native
CursorMCP native
AntigravityMCP native
WindsurfMCP native
GitHub Copilotvia MCP
Gemini CLIMCP native
Codexvia MCP
Zedvia MCP
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Three steps. Zero guesswork.

Your AI is great at writing code. It's bad at finding it. CodeBroker handles the finding.

01

It maps your repo

CodeBroker lives in your codebase and keeps a live map of every file, symbol and dependency — updated as your code changes.

02

Your AI asks it

Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client asks questions like “where is auth handled?” or “what breaks if I change this?”

03

It returns the right context

Only the files and symbols that matter come back — a small, focused context window instead of the whole repository.

Live walkthrough

See it end to end.

From a cold repo to your AI answering with the right files — watch the whole loop, or click through it yourself.

Try it — pick a question

The same question. Twice.

Watch Claude answer with nothing but grep, then with CodeBroker wired in. Same repo, same question — different amount of reading.

Claude on its own
Context read0 tokens
Where is authentication handled in this repo?
Files opened
Time
Outcome
Claude + CodeBroker
Context read0 tokens
Where is authentication handled in this repo?
Files opened
Time
Outcome
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Less context. Fewer tokens.

Instead of dumping the repo into the context window, CodeBroker hands back only what's relevant — so your AI reads less and answers faster.

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Less context surfaced
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Fewer tokens per query

What your AI reads without it

36 files read · to answer one question

read for this questionrest of the repo (192 files)

With no map of the repo, the search widens until something matches. Most of what gets opened is never used in the answer.

Stop giving AI
your repository.
Give it understanding.