Code intelligence for AI coding assistants.
Power tools for AI agents — fewer hallucinations, fewer tokens, faster work.
AgentRecon indexes your codebase locally and plugs into Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and any MCP-compatible assistant. The product is in alpha. The website is on its way. The download works today.
By downloading, you agree to the End User Licence Agreement. Free tier needs no licence, no signup. Source is closed; binaries are signed.
Install
Pick whichever fits your workflow. All four download the same signed binary from GitHub Releases and verify the SHA-256 checksum.
Windows users: install via npm, or grab the .zip from
Releases.
Manual install from a downloaded archive
If you grabbed the .tar.gz or .zip directly from GitHub Releases:
Getting started
Once recon is on your PATH, point it at your project and let it index. The whole flow is local — your code never leaves your machine.
Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini all pick up the MCP server automatically after recon init runs. For other MCP-aware tools, add recon mcp to their MCP config.
What you get on the free tier
No licence file. No signup. No phone-home. Install, run, done.
Tiers
Everything above. Use it for personal projects, commercial work, or in teams. No card, no sign-up.
Adds blast radius, risk radar, the AI Compliance Proxy (PII redaction at the MCP layer), encryption at rest, and signed compliance reports.
Everything in Pro plus multi-agent orchestration, semantic team memory, multi-model code review, and multi-repo cascade.
Pricing for Pro and Team will be announced at launch. Open-source maintainers will be eligible for Pro at no cost — programme details to follow.
Why now
AI coding assistants are powerful but they confabulate. They invent functions that don't exist, miss callers that do, and apply changes that look right and aren't. AgentRecon gives them ground truth — fast, local, and deterministic. Your assistant gets sharper. You stay in flow.
Built in Rust. Distributed as a single binary. No cloud dependency. Compatible with every MCP-aware tool, today.