Dev intelligence layer: 7 MCP tools for graph-powered codebase reasoning.
Index any codebase as a knowledge graph so AI agents reason about architecture instead of grepping files. Every decision they make — at build-time or in production — gets a cryptographic receipt anchored to a public transparency log. One Python package, two surfaces: dev intelligence for engineers, runtime governance for regulators. [](./docs/compliance/eu-ai-act/) Website · Quickstart · Runtime…
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Index any codebase as a knowledge graph so AI agents reason about architecture instead of grepping files. Every decision they make — at build-time or in production — gets a cryptographic receipt anchored to a public transparency log. One Python package, two surfaces: dev intelligence for engineers, runtime governance for regulators. [](./docs/compliance/eu-ai-act/) Website · Quickstart · Runtime governance · EU AI Act docs · Changelog · VS Code Extension | Build-time (dev intelligence) |…
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