Sunstone Weave: local semantic code search for any MCP client, with the Motherlode code-search encoder running on your CPU.
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blackwindow-weaveNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
weave_folderIndex a folder on this machine (source code and docs) for semantic search, or bring its index up to date: only files that changed since the last run are read again. Call it once per project. The first run downloads the 33M-parameter encoder (133 MB) and embeds every passage on the CPU; a run longer…Index a folder on this machine (source code and docs) for semantic search, or bring its index up to date: only files that changed since the last run are read again. Call it once per project. The first run downloads the 33M-parameter encoder (133 MB) and embeds every passage on the CPU; a run longer…
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weave_searchSearch the woven folders in plain language: where something is defined, handled, configured or explained. Returns the nearest passages with their file, line range and centred-cosine score. Use it before grep when you do not know the identifier or file name.Search the woven folders in plain language: where something is defined, handled, configured or explained. Returns the nearest passages with their file, line range and centred-cosine score. Use it before grep when you do not know the identifier or file name.
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weave_listList the folders this server has indexed, with their file and passage counts.List the folders this server has indexed, with their file and passage counts.
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weave_forgetDelete a folder's index from this machine. The folder's own files are not touched.Delete a folder's index from this machine. The folder's own files are not touched.
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Sunstone Weave: local semantic code search for any MCP client, with the Motherlode code-search encoder running on your CPU.
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