MCP-powered development toolkit that gives AI full access to your codebase
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CTX arrives as one self-contained program with nothing else to install — no Node, no Python. Point it at one project or several, and Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Cline can read files, search across them, write new code, and run commands you have listed yourself, such as your tests or a deployment script. It will also gather code, notes, and links into tidy documents you can hand straight to a chat. Free, with no sign-up. Last changed in March 2026.
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Ask my assistant to find every place a word appears Have it write and edit files across several projects at once Run my tests by asking, then read back the failures Bundle the relevant code into one document for a chat Get a plain summary of how a project fits together
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Is this still maintained?
Yes, but quietly. The last code change was March 2026 and the newest download was published in January 2026.
Which apps does it work with?
Claude Desktop is the best-supported, and it also works with Cursor, Cline, and anything else that reads a standard MCP settings file.
Do I need a paid key?
No. The program is free and there is nothing to sign up for.
Do I need Node or Python installed first?
No. It ships as a single program of roughly twenty megabytes with no other requirements.
Can I use this to let an assistant work across several projects at once?
Yes — you list each folder in a small settings file and it can see them all in one conversation.
Is it tied to one programming language?
It reads any code, though its deeper structure analysis is built for PHP.
How hard is setup?
You download the program, write a short settings file, and paste a snippet into your assistant.