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What developers actually do with Zephex
Hosted MCP is not just setup docs — it is package audits, architecture maps, and code search your agent can call mid-conversation. These are the workflows Reddit and teams keep asking for in 2026.
Pick your starting point
Solo builders on Cursor or Claude Code
Ship faster when your agent reads your real repo, catches bad npm packages, and scopes tasks before editing — without wiring five separate MCP servers.
Teams rolling out MCP to every editor
One hosted endpoint replaces per-machine stdio installs. Same ten tools for Cursor, Windsurf, JetBrains, and CLI users — one API key policy.
Team rollout guide · Hosted vs local MCP · Supported editors
Security-minded engineers auditing dependencies
Supply-chain attacks look like legitimate packages. You need live registry intel and upgrade/CVE detail inside the agent workflow.
Full who-it's-for guide with without/with scenarios →
Workflows
- Package securityCatch malicious npm packages before installThe workflow that caught a fake Stripe SDK — check_package scans live registry data for typosquats and supply-chain red flags.
- Project contextOnboard to a new codebase in one sessionget_project_context + explain_architecture + find_code — understand stack and entry points without reading 200 files blind.
- Upgrade safetyAudit dependency upgrades before you mergecheck_package (task=upgrade) + check_test — CVEs, breaking changes, and the exact files your monorepo will touch.
- CursorCursor with a hosted MCP server (no local drift)One .cursor/mcp.json, ten tools, zero Node processes to babysit on every laptop.
- PaymentsAudit Stripe SDK upgrades before mergecheck_package + project_memory + check_test — the homepage proof story as a repeatable workflow.