Code Index
Index local repos—including 1C:Enterprise BSL—for fast symbol and structure search inside your agent via 25 MCP tools.
Overview
code-index is an MCP server for the Build phase that indexes local codebases with 25 tools, including native 1C Enterprise BSL support.
What is this MCP server?
- Rust-powered code-index MCP server with static binary option
- 25 MCP tools for search and index operations per listing
- Native 1C:Enterprise (BSL) support alongside general indexing
- npm @regsorm/code-index-mcp via npx; serve subcommand with required --path roots (alias=dir)
- Version 0.25.0; read-only serve mode described for MCP
- Server version 0.25.0
- npm package @regsorm/code-index-mcp
Community signal: 65 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Agents grep blindly or miss BSL and large-repo structure, wasting turns on wrong files and incomplete symbol maps.
Who is it for?
Solo builders and 1C developers who want a dedicated code index MCP with many tools and optional static binary deployment.
Skip if: Cloud-only IDEs with no local checkout, or teams that only need lightweight single-file search without MCP overhead.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After pointing --path at your roots, your agent gains MCP tools backed by a Rust index for faster, accurate navigation.
- Running read-only code-index MCP serve process
- Indexed project roots with optional path aliases
- 25-tool search and index surface for agent queries
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Journey fit
Code indexing is wired during Build when you connect the agent to real project trees, especially multi-root or niche language stacks. An MCP code indexer is a developer integration layer, not frontend UI or ship-phase security scanning.
How it compares
Local code-index MCP with 25 tools, not a cloud memory server or Red Hat ops bridge.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Code Index for?
Code Index is for developers using MCP agents who need fast repository indexing, especially projects with 1C:Enterprise BSL code.
When should I use Code Index?
Use it during Build when integrating agent-tooling and you want indexed search across one or more local project directories.
How do I add Code Index to my agent?
Add stdio MCP running npx @regsorm/Code Index-mcp serve with required --path arguments for each root (alias=dir optional), then restart your client.