Vexp

About

vexp is a local-first context engine designed to improve how AI coding agents gather code context. Instead of letting an agent scan large parts of a repository and consume a big context window, vexp builds a dependency graph of your code (functions, classes, types and their relationships) and uses it to assemble a smaller, task-relevant context bundle. It returns key “pivot” nodes with full source and surrounding code as skeletons (signatures, docstrings, and types) to cut token usage. vexp runs entirely on your machine with a local SQLite index and file watching, and it’s delivered as a VS Code extension and a CLI that integrates with multiple MCP-compatible agents. It also captures and recalls session memory from tool calls, and can show callers/dependents to understand change impact before refactoring. The product emphasizes zero network calls and no account requirement.

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Who it's for

Developers using AI coding agents in editors.

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