MCP

This project successfully restored the complete source code of Claude Code version 2.1.88 by parsing legacy source map files from the npm package. Developers can use this to deeply study the CLI tool's command system, the terminal UI built with React and Ink, and the implementation of the MCP protocol. This project aims to provide a reference for learning and analyzing the internal architecture of Claude Code, intended solely for technical research and archiving.

Chrome DevTools for Agents is an MCP server that enables AI coding assistants to control and inspect live Chrome browser instances. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for browser automation, performance analysis, and in-depth debugging. The project supports seamless integration with various AI coding platforms to enhance developer workflows through reliable browser interaction.

GitNexus indexes codebases into a comprehensive knowledge graph to provide AI agents with deep architectural context. It offers a CLI tool for local repository analysis and an MCP server to integrate this intelligence directly into editors like Cursor and Claude Code. Additionally, the project includes a web-based visual explorer for quick repository analysis and interactive chat.

Claude Context is an MCP plugin that enables semantic code search for AI coding agents by indexing your entire codebase into a vector database. It significantly reduces costs and improves retrieval quality by providing only relevant code snippets to the AI instead of entire directories. The tool supports incremental indexing, AST-based code chunking, and integrates seamlessly with various AI assistants and IDEs.

The @ant-design/cli is a fully offline command-line tool that provides developers and code agents with instant access to Ant Design component knowledge. It supports multiple versions of antd, offering features like API lookups, project diagnostics, and automated migration guidance. The tool is optimized for agent integration through structured JSON output and an MCP server for seamless IDE connectivity.

This project successfully restored approximately 700,000 lines of original code by parsing the source map files left in the Claude Code 2.1.88 npm package. It aims to provide developers with a reference platform for in-depth research into the Claude Code CLI architecture, command system, and MCP implementation. All restored content is for technical archiving and source code reading research purposes only, does not represent an official stance, and users should be aware of relevant legal risks.

Toprank is a Claude Code plugin that provides AI agents with direct access to Google Search Console and Google Ads for data-driven optimization. It enables users to perform automated audits, identify wasted ad spend, and implement technical SEO improvements through simple CLI commands. The tool also supports cross-model reviews via Gemini and integrates with various CMS platforms to streamline content and performance management.

Context Mode is an MCP server designed to prevent context window exhaustion by offloading raw data into a sandboxed SQLite database. It tracks session events and uses BM25 retrieval to ensure the AI agent retains relevant information even after conversation compaction. Additionally, it enforces terse output patterns and promotes code-based analysis to significantly reduce token consumption.

code-review-graph builds a structural map of your codebase using Tree-sitter to provide AI assistants with precise, context-aware information. By tracking changes incrementally and calculating the blast radius of modifications, it significantly reduces token consumption during code reviews. The tool integrates seamlessly with various AI coding platforms via the Model Context Protocol to ensure only relevant code is analyzed.

Craft Agents is an open-source, agent-native desktop application designed to provide an intuitive and document-centric interface for interacting with powerful AI models. It supports seamless integration with various APIs, MCP servers, and local filesystems, allowing users to connect services without complex configuration files. The platform features a robust session management system, multi-provider LLM support, and a headless server mode for advanced remote workflows.

This project contains the complete leaked source code for Anthropic's official Claude Code CLI tool, which was discovered on March 31, 2026, via map files in the npm package. The repository provides the original source code built with TypeScript and Bun, accompanied by detailed architectural documentation and exploration guides. Users can interactively delve into the tool's internal implementation and design patterns through the built-in MCP server.

Claude Code Templates provides a comprehensive collection of agents, custom commands, and integrations to optimize your Anthropic Claude Code workflow. Users can browse and install over 100 components through an interactive web interface or via command-line tools. The project also includes advanced utilities for session analytics, real-time conversation monitoring, and system health diagnostics.

Claude How To provides a structured, visual learning path to help developers master the full capabilities of Claude Code. The guide includes ten tutorial modules, copy-paste templates, and interactive quizzes to bridge the gap between basic usage and advanced automation. It enables users to build complex workflows by combining slash commands, memory, subagents, and MCP servers effectively.