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probelabs/probe
github.com
An AI-friendly semantic code search engine and agent for large codebases, combining ripgrep speed with tree-sitter AST parsing.
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probelabs/probe
Probe is a code and markdown context engine with a built-in agent that treats code as structured AST rather than plain text, returning complete functions and classes for AI coding assistants. It is aimed at developers and AI agents working on enterprise-scale codebases for tasks like spec-driven development, code reviews and onboarding. It is written in Rust and offered via CLI, MCP server and Node.js SDK.
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- What is probelabs/probe?
- Probe is a code and markdown context engine with a built-in agent that treats code as structured AST rather than plain text, returning complete functions and classes for AI coding assistants. It is aimed at developers and AI agents working on enterprise-scale codebases for tasks like spec-driven development, code reviews and onboarding. It is written in Rust and offered via CLI, MCP server and Node.js SDK.
- How much does probelabs/probe cost?
- probelabs/probe uses a Open source pricing model. Check the official website for current plans.
- What is probelabs/probe used for?
- probelabs/probe is listed on TolsAI under: Open Source.
- Where can I use probelabs/probe?
- probelabs/probe is available on its official website, github.com.
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