Library docs
Context7
Up-to-date framework/API docs so the agent does not invent React/Next/Prisma APIs.
Not for: Does not read *your* repo, tests, or private package risk.
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Recommended MCP stack for coding agents (2026)
Every “best MCP servers 2026” list picks point solutions. Real agents need a stack: docs that are true, GitHub that ships work, and grounded project context so the model stops hallucinating your code. That last piece is Zephex — hosted, one API key, ten tools, CLI + web terminal included.
The trio
Issues & PRs
GitHub MCP
Open PRs, triage issues, Actions, review comments — GitHub API automation.
Not for: Not a substitute for architecture maps, monorepo search, or npm supply-chain checks.
Your codebase
Zephex
Hosted get_project_context, find_code, read_code, explain_architecture, check_package, check_test, project_memory — plus CLI and web terminal on the same key.
Not for: Not a docs cache for public libraries (use Context7) and not a full GitHub workspace bot (use GitHub MCP).
Why “Zephex vs Context7” is the wrong fight
Context7 kills library API hallucinations. Zephex kills your-repo hallucinations (wrong files, inventing routes, missing auth middleware). Run both. Full head-to-head: Zephex vs Context7 · Zephex vs GitHub MCP · hosted vs local MCP.
Copy-paste agent prompt (stack-aware)
Before you change code: 1. get_project_context (identity then auth/run) on this repo 2. find_code for the symbol or route I named 3. check_package if we are adding or upgrading a dependency 4. Use Context7 only for public library API docs 5. Use GitHub MCP only for PR/issue actions
Surfaces (Zephex only)
- MCP:
https://zephex.dev/mcp— Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, VS Code, … - CLI:
npx zephex/ install.sh —deep --json,safe, Test Pulse without an editor open - Web terminal: /dashboard/terminal
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