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CKB License
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Copyright (c) 2025 SimplyLiz
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PERSONAL USE LICENSE
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This software is free to use for personal, non-commercial purposes.
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# CKB — Code Knowledge Backend
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**The missing link between your codebase and AI assistants.**
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CKB gives AI assistants deep understanding of your code. Instead of grepping through files, your AI can now *navigate* code like a senior engineer—with knowledge of who owns what, what's risky to change, and how everything connects.
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> CKB analyzes and explains your code but never modifies it. Think of it as a librarian who knows everything about the books but never rewrites them.
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## The Problem
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### AI Assistants Are Blind to Code Structure
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When you ask an AI "what calls this function?", it typically:
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1. Searches for text patterns (error-prone)
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3. Gives up and asks you to provide more context (frustrating)
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### Existing Tools Don't Talk to Each Other
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Your codebase has valuable intelligence scattered across SCIP indexes, language servers, git history, and CODEOWNERS files. Each speaks a different language. None are optimized for AI consumption.
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### Context Windows Are Limited
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Even with 100K+ token context, you can't dump your entire codebase into an LLM. You need relevant information only, properly compressed, with smart truncation.
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## What CKB Gives You
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You: "What's the impact of changing UserService.authenticate()?"
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├── Symbol details (signature, visibility, location)
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├── 12 direct callers across 4 modules
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├── Risk score: HIGH (public API, many dependents)
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├── Affected modules: auth, api, admin, tests
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├── Code owners: @security-team, @api-team
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└── Suggested drilldowns for deeper analysis
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You: "Show me the architecture of this codebase"
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## Quick Start
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- *"What calls the HandleRequest function?"*
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- *"How is ProcessPayment reached from the API?"*
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- *"What's the blast radius if I change UserService?"*
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## Why CKB?
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| Without CKB | With CKB |
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| AI greps for patterns | AI navigates semantically |
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| "I found 47 matches for Handler" | "HandleRequest is called by 3 routes via CheckoutService" |
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| Guessing at impact | Knowing the blast radius with risk scores |
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| Reading entire files for context | Getting exactly what's relevant |
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| "Who owns this?" → search CODEOWNERS | Instant ownership with reviewer suggestions |
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| "Is this safe to change?" → hope | Hotspot trends + impact analysis |
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## Three Ways to Use It
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| Interface | Best For |
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| **Claude Code (MCP)** | AI-assisted development — Claude queries your codebase directly |
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| **CLI** | Quick lookups from terminal, scripting |
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| **HTTP API** | IDE plugins, CI integration, custom tooling |
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## Features
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### Core Intelligence
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- **Symbol Navigation** — Find any function, class, or variable in milliseconds
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- **Impact Analysis** — Know exactly what breaks before refactoring, with risk scores
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- **Architecture Maps** — Module dependency graphs, responsibilities, domain concepts
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- **Dead Code Detection** — Keep/investigate/remove verdicts based on usage analysis
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- **Architectural Decisions** — Record and query ADRs with full-text search
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- **Daemon Mode** — Always-on service with HTTP API, scheduled tasks, file watching, webhooks
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## Under the Hood
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CKB orchestrates multiple code intelligence backends:
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- **SCIP** — Precise, pre-indexed symbol data (fastest)
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- **LSP** — Real-time language server queries
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- **Git** — Blame, history, churn analysis, ownership
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Results are merged intelligently and compressed for LLM context limits.
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Persistent knowledge survives across sessions:
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- **Module Registry** — Boundaries, responsibilities, tags
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- **Ownership Registry** — CODEOWNERS + git-blame with time decay
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- **Hotspot Tracker** — Historical snapshots with trend analysis
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- **Decision Log** — ADRs with full-text search
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## Who Should Use CKB?
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- **Developers using AI assistants** — Give your AI tools superpowers
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- **Teams with large codebases** — Navigate complexity efficiently
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- **Anyone doing refactoring** — Understand impact before changing
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- **Code reviewers** — See the full picture of changes
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- **Tech leads** — Track architectural health over time
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## Documentation
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See the **[Full Documentation Wiki](https://github.com/SimplyLiz/CodeMCP/wiki)** for:
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- [Quick Start](https://github.com/SimplyLiz/CodeMCP/wiki/Quick-Start) — Step-by-step installation
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- [Prompt Cookbook](https://github.com/SimplyLiz/CodeMCP/wiki/Prompt-Cookbook) — Real prompts for real problems
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375
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- [Practical Limits](https://github.com/SimplyLiz/CodeMCP/wiki/Practical-Limits) — Accuracy notes, blind spots
|
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376
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- [User Guide](https://github.com/SimplyLiz/CodeMCP/wiki/User-Guide) — CLI commands and best practices
|
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- [API Reference](https://github.com/SimplyLiz/CodeMCP/wiki/API-Reference) — HTTP API documentation
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- [Configuration](https://github.com/SimplyLiz/CodeMCP/wiki/Configuration) — All options including MODULES.toml
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## Requirements
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- Go 1.21+
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- Git
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384
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- Optional: gopls (for LSP support), scip-go (for SCIP indexing)
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## License
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Free for personal use. Commercial/enterprise use requires a license. See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.
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