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CodeLens MCP is a high-performance code intelligence server written in Rust. It addresses context explosion and token waste in multi-agent collaboration through hybrid retrieval, controlled code changes, and auditable workflows.
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CodeLens MCP is a Rust-written high-performance code intelligence server designed to solve context explosion and token waste in multi-agent collaboration. It uses hybrid retrieval, controlled code changes, and auditable workflows to help agents efficiently access needed information without repeated full codebase scans.
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When multiple AI Agents handle a codebase, each repeats file reads, reference searches, and dependency analysis—wasting tokens and reducing efficiency. For example, Agent A, B, C may all read the same file for related tasks, consuming API credits and slowing development. CodeLens MCP addresses this by providing a bounded code intelligence layer.
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Core Design: Bounded (filtered, precise answers with handles for deeper details), Auditable (full logs/version control for traceability), Hybrid Retrieval (combines syntax & semantic search).
Architecture: Pure Rust (memory-safe, static-linked single binary with zero external dependencies, cross-platform). Hybrid engine: Tree-sitter AST analysis (real-time syntax tree), semantic vector search (CodeSearchNet ONNX model), BM25 text retrieval. Tool ecosystem: 106 tools,77 output modes,30 language families; profiles (planner-readonly, builder-minimal, etc.) and presets (minimal, balanced, full).
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CodeLens reduces token usage significantly:
| Operation | Traditional | CodeLens | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Impact Analysis | 4600 tokens | 1500 | 67% |
| Project Init | 5000 | 660 | 87% |
| Context Fragment | 3200 | 800 | 75% |
| Tests use tiktoken (cl100k_base) on real projects with semantic search enabled; script at benchmarks/token-efficiency.py. Savings come from smart caching/indexing. |
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Installation: Default (cargo install codelens-mcp), full (GitHub script, cargo with semantic feature, Homebrew), HTTP mode (cargo with semantic+http).
Use Cases: Multi-agent collaboration (shared knowledge base), code review (impact analysis), legacy migration (semantic search), CI/CD (ci-audit profile).
MCP Integration: Implements Anthropic's Model Context Protocol, enabling seamless calls from Claude/GPT without adapters.
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CodeLens MCP (v1.12.0, MIT license) is actively developed with 3 workspaces. It represents an Agent-native tool direction—optimized for AI instead of humans. Core value: Hide codebase complexity, let agents focus on creative work. A promising solution for AI-assisted development teams.
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