DevProjex MCP server

DevProjex is a small program that turns a folder of code into clean text your AI can read. It comes with a built-in MCP server, which is the part that lets your AI assistant look inside your project on its own. It is handy if you use tools like Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or VS Code and want the AI to understand your code without you pasting files one by one.

What this MCP server does

You point DevProjex at a project folder when you start it. When you ask your AI something about that project, the AI asks DevProjex for what it needs, like the file tree, a single file, or a search result. DevProjex reads your files, hides anything that looks like a password or secret, and sends back a tidy summary. Your AI then answers your question using that information. It only reads; it never changes your files.

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What you can do with it

• Ask your AI what files are in a project
• Have your AI read one specific file for you
• Search a project for a word or function name
• Get a summary of a project's structure
• Pack a chunk of the project into your AI's context, within a size limit
• Narrow the view to only changed or staged files in Git
• Look at a project from a Git URL if remote access is turned on

Try asking your AI

• “What does this project do? Give me a short overview.”
• “Find every place we call the sendEmail function.”
• “Show me the file that handles user login.”
• “Summarize the files I changed today.”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, based on real files from your project. Depending on what you ask, that can be a list of files, a short summary, a search result, or the contents of one file. If a result is very large, DevProjex stores it as a pack and your AI reads it back in smaller pieces so the chat does not get flooded.

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Who it's for

Developers and technical teams who want their AI assistant to understand a codebase without copying files by hand.