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EDITORS

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OPERATING SYSTEMS

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TOOLS

get_project_contextread_codefind_codecheck_packageaudit_packageexplain_architectureZephex_dev_infoscope_taskaudit_headersthinking

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Tool Reference

Zephex exposes 10 hosted MCP tools for orientation, code reading, package intelligence, external inspection, scoped planning, and structured investigation. Start here when you want the exact contract before you wire an agent.

PROJECT TOOLS

get_project_context

Compact project brief: stack, auth, hosting, integrations, and entry points.

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explain_architecture

End-to-end request, auth, and data-flow tracing.

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scope_task

Returns the minimal file set to read before a coding task.

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CODE TOOLS

read_code

AST-based symbol extraction with focused code context.

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find_code

Fast repo-wide pattern search using ripgrep.

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PACKAGE TOOLS

check_package

Verifies an npm package exists, compares versions, flags postinstall risk, and gives a security summary.

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audit_package

Checks a package for CVEs, breaking changes, and migration guidance.

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EXTERNAL TOOLS

Zephex_dev_info

Extracts clean content and metadata from a URL.

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audit_headers

HTTP/TLS security header audit with grading.

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REASONING TOOLS

thinking

Structured reasoning session with persistent investigation state.

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HOW TO USE TOOLS TOGETHER

For a new codebase

Start with get_project_context for orientation. Use explain_architecture before touching auth, billing, or database code.

Before any coding task

Call scope_task first with a plain-English task description. It returns the minimum files to read, utilities to reuse, and which callers are at risk before you open a single source file.

For finding specific code

Use find_code to locate where something lives, then use read_code to read the exact function or module with focused context.

For dependency and security reviews

Use check_package before you install or recommend a dependency. Escalate to audit_package for CVEs and migration guidance. Use audit_headers on deployed URLs and Zephex_dev_info for public docs and references.

For complex problems

Use thinking when the decision could be wrong or when you need a persistent investigation trail across several tool calls.