PixdataOrg Coderide
Keep long-running coding sessions coherent in Claude Code or Cursor by wiring CodeRide’s MCP server so the agent does not lose project context after every reset.
Overview
CodeRide (PixdataOrg-coderide) is a Build-phase MCP server that preserves coding-session context for AI agents via Smithery’s streamable-http endpoint.
What is this MCP server?
- Smithery streamable-http remote at server.smithery.ai for @PixdataOrg/coderide
- Targets the context-reset cycle during multi-step implementation with MCP-aware clients
- Bearer-authenticated Smithery registration with required Authorization header
- Open-source lineage via github.com/PixdataOrg/coderide-mcp (server.json version 0.9.1)
- MCP integration layer—complements agent skills rather than replacing them
- Server schema 2025-09-29; published version 0.9.1
- Single Smithery streamable-http remote with required secret Authorization header
- Source repository: github.com/PixdataOrg/coderide-mcp
Community signal: 2 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Every new chat or context window forces you to re-upload architecture, file paths, and half-finished decisions before the agent can help again.
Who is it for?
Indie developers running repeated Claude Code or Cursor sessions on the same repo who hit context limits or manual copy-paste between chats.
Skip if: Teams that only need one-shot snippets, or builders not using MCP-capable agents.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you register the Smithery remote with your MCP client, agents can maintain continuity across implementation work instead of restarting from zero each session.
- Registered CodeRide MCP remote in your agent config
- Reduced manual re-context briefing during multi-session builds
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Journey fit
Persistent session context is a build-time concern: it directly affects how reliably you ship features with AI pair-programming tools. Agent-tooling is the canonical shelf because CodeRide is an MCP bridge for coding agents, not a generic app integration or doc generator.
How it compares
MCP context-persistence server for coding agents—not a brainstorming skill or a generic GitHub integration.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is CodeRide for?
Solo builders and small teams using MCP-enabled coding agents who lose thread when contexts roll over or sessions restart.
When should I use CodeRide?
Use it during Build when you are implementing or refactoring over multiple agent sessions and need continuity without re-briefing the model.
How do I add CodeRide to my agent?
Add the Smithery remote URL for @PixdataOrg/coderide/mcp with streamable-http and set Authorization to Bearer your smithery_api_key in your Claude Code, Cursor, or compatible MCP client config.