Srclight
Srclight is a local code-indexing MCP server that provides code search, call graphs and Git-derived context for AI agents.
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Srclight is a local code-indexing MCP server that provides code search, call graphs and Git-derived context for AI agents.
Key Features
- Combine text and semantic code lookup with structural relationships.
- Inspect Git blame, hotspots and multi-repository workspace context.
Use Cases
Provide repository context for code review, impact analysis or implementation planning.
Limitations
Its indexed context assists code navigation; actual code and repository history remain the authoritative sources.
Sources
- Project documentation: https://github.com/srclight/srclight
MCP Setup
Prerequisites
- Python 3.11+ and Git.
- Optional Ollama for local embeddings.
Client setup
Claude Code
Transport: stdio
claude mcp add srclight -- srclight serve
- Install: pip install srclight
- Run srclight index inside the intended project.
Claude Code
Transport: sse
claude mcp add --transport sse srclight http://127.0.0.1:8742/sse
- For a persistent workspace server, run srclight serve --workspace myworkspace and leave it running.
Alternative SSE configuration for workspaces.
Setup docs: https://github.com/srclight/srclight
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