Qartez MCP Server

What is Qartez Mcp?

Qartez Mcp is a code-intelligence MCP server that builds a pre-computed knowledge graph of a repository—symbols, imports, call edges, PageRank, git co-change, cyclomatic complexity—and serves it to AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol. It is designed to be consumed by language models rather than humans, cutting AI token usage by approximately 94% compared to traditional tools like grep, find, cat, and ls.

How to use Qartez Mcp?

Install via the one-liner: curl -sSfL https://qartez.dev/install | sh (macOS/Linux/WSL2) or the PowerShell equivalent for Windows. The installer places three binaries (qartez, qartez-guard, qartez-setup) and automatically configures every MCP-capable IDE it detects. Once installed, open any project; Qartez indexes it automatically on session start. Manual re-indexing is available with qartez --root /path/to/project --reindex. The file watcher keeps the index fresh as you edit.

Key features of Qartez Mcp

• Pre-computed knowledge graph of the entire codebase
• 43 MCP tools for querying symbols, impact, and structure
• Supports 37 programming languages
• Reduces AI token consumption by ~94% vs. grep-based approaches
• Includes modification guard hooks for Claude Code
• Works with 19 editors and agents out of the box
• Platform support: macOS 13+, Ubuntu 22.04+, Windows, WSL2 (x86_64 and arm64)

Use cases of Qartez Mcp

• Quickly find where a symbol is defined without scanning files
• Assess the blast radius before editing an important file
• Identify high-risk code via hotspot analysis (complexity × PageRank × churn)
• Detect dead exports and structural code clones across the repository
• Enforce architecture boundaries by declaring import rules