Sequa MCP server

Sequa is a tool that turns your codebase into documentation that keeps itself up to date. This MCP server connects Sequa to your AI coding assistant, so the assistant can look up how your project really works before it answers. It is handy for developers and teams who are tired of their AI writing code that does not fit.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI assistant a question about your project, or you ask it to write some code. The assistant uses this helper to talk to Sequa, which looks through your codebase and docs. Sequa sends back current information, with links to the source. Your assistant then uses that to answer you or write code that fits your project. No more copying and pasting old docs into the chat.

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What you can do with it

• Ask how a part of your codebase works and get a current answer
• Get architecture overviews and API docs generated from your code
• Look up your team's internal standards before writing code
• Find onboarding guides and runbooks that stay up to date
• Search across repositories, docs, and tickets in one place
• Get answers with links back to the source files

Try asking your AI

• “How does the login flow work in our main app?”
• “Write a new endpoint that follows our team's coding standards.”
• “What is our process for deploying to production?”
• “Where is the user settings page defined and what does it depend on?”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in plain language, pulled from your own codebase and docs. The answers come with links to the source, so you can check them yourself. Sometimes you get summaries, architecture overviews, or generated docs. Everything appears right in your AI chat, like a normal reply.

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Who it's for

Developers and engineering teams who use AI coding assistants and want them to understand their actual project.