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Knowledge graph indexer for codebases with 7 MCP tools. One command indexes your repo and gives Claude Code deep architectural context — function call graphs, dependency trees, cross-file relationships. Solves "The Harness Problem" — agents working without understanding codebase structure. Fastest-rising repo of the day.
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Client-side knowledge graph providing 7 MCP tools that return pre-computed architectural context in single calls. 11+ languages. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf today. (GitHub)
GitNexus (9.8K stars, +6,262/week) — TypeScript tool indexing any codebase into a knowledge graph with 7 MCP tools. Supports 11 languages. Complete architectural awareness in a single agent tool call. GitHub Shannon (31.4K stars, +2,926 today) — Autonomous AI pentester combini...
A GitHub repo cataloging Claude Code tips doesn't normally warrant a top story. But shanraisshan/claude-code-best-practice at 53.4K stars isn't a tips list anymore. It's the de facto reference for how an entire generation of developers is learning to work with AI coding agents...
The largest available cost lever might not be the model. It might be a prompt telling the model to calm down. DietrichGebert/ponytail is a portable agent skill with a simple thesis: force coding agents toward the minimal solution. YAGNI first. Standard library before custom co...
claude-context (11.8K stars) is an MCP server that indexes your whole codebase into Milvus and exposes hybrid BM25 + dense-vector search to Claude Code and any MCP agent. Ask "find functions that handle user authentication" instead of grepping. Zilliz reports ~40% token reduct...
The most under-hyped tool of the week is a single Rust binary with zero dependencies that sits between your coding agent and your terminal, compressing command outputs before they hit the context window. rtk (Rust Token Killer) intercepts common dev commands — cargo test, git...
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