Most users connect in a few minutes — create a key, paste one config snippet into your editor, and call the MCP endpoint. No long onboarding, no infrastructure to provision.
MCP SERVER · 10 DEV TOOLS · 20+ AI EDITORS
Stop your AI agent from guessing.
Zephex plugs real project context, code search, and dependency-safety checks into any AI editor through one connection. Or skip the agent entirely — the same tools work directly in your terminal.
First time: npm install -g zephex (Mac, Windows, Linux) — or use the npx tab for a one-line install.

Mode 2 · bash
❯ npx zephex get-context
◇ Scanning manifests…
get_project_context › acme-api
At a glance
TypeScript · Express · Supabase · Stripe
❯ npx zephex setup
✓ Ready — try get-context
❯npx zephex find-code "verifyToken"
src/middleware/auth.ts:12
Works everywhere
One config. Every editor.
One endpoint for every code editor. Same tools, same config — 27 editors supported.
FAQ
Questions beforeyou connect
Quick answers for evaluation, setup, and security review.
No. Zephex does not use your prompts, tool inputs, tool outputs, or code to train AI models. Your data is routed and enforced at the boundary — nothing is retained for model training.
A local MCP server is tied to one machine and one editor. You re-install it for every new project, every team member, and every environment. Zephex is hosted — one endpoint that works across all your editors, machines, and teammates from the moment you paste the config.
Context7 injects fresh third-party library docs into prompts. Zephex reads your actual repo and installed packages — code search, project context, and package audits. Many teams use both: docs MCP for framework APIs, Zephex for shipping in your codebase.
No. Memory MCPs like Mem0 remember facts across sessions. Zephex is for live engineering: your file tree, dependencies, architecture, and supply-chain checks while you code — not contact saving or long-term chat recall.
Yes. The check_package tool queries live registry data for typosquats, maintainer signals, and risk flags — the same workflow that flagged a convincing fake Stripe SDK. Use task=upgrade for version-to-version breaking changes and CVE detail.
555 requests per month on the free tier (one tool call = one request). See Pricing for Pro and Max limits.