MCP server bridging OpenGrok search engine with AI for instant context across massive codebases
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OPENGROK_PASSWORDAPI keyoptionalOpenGrok authentication password. Prefer storing via OS keychain using 'npx opengrok-mcp-server setup'.
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MCP server bridging OpenGrok search engine with AI for instant context across massive codebases
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