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Use Cases

Real developer jobs with both surfaces: editor agents (MCP tool names) and terminal humans (mcpcli). Same API key. Answer cards in the shell; lean JSON in chat.

Mode 1 editor MCP versus Mode 2 terminal answer cards

Same tools. Mode 1 for agents. Mode 2 for you in the terminal.

shell
npm install -g zephexmcpcli initcd your-appmcpcli overviewmcpcli find-code "auth"mcpcli safe expressmcpcli check-testmcpcli check url https://example.commcpcli doctor
START-HERE COMMANDS
CommandWhat you get
overviewProduct story + stack bars
get-contextStructured project brief
find-codeSearch symbols / strings
summarizePlain-English file read
check-testRun tests + failures
safePackage safety before install
architectureHow modules wire
check urlLive URL security audit
rememberSave a project fact
connectWire an editor MCP
ONBOARDING TO A NEW CODEBASE

SCENARIO

You just joined a team and need to understand a large project quickly.

TOOLS

overview → get_project_context → explain_architecture → find_code

HOW IT WORKS

overview (or get-context) gives the product story and stack. architecture maps services. find-code lands on auth, billing, or the domain you care about.

shell
mcpcli overviewmcpcli get-contextmcpcli architecturemcpcli find-code "middleware"

RESULT

You orient in minutes with answer cards — not a day of random file opens.

AUDITING DEPENDENCIES BEFORE AN UPGRADE

SCENARIO

Dependabot opened a PR to bump Next.js. You need blast radius.

TOOLS

check_package task=upgrade → deps → check_test

HOW IT WORKS

check-package --task upgrade surfaces breaking changes. deps scans your lockfile/direct deps. check-test runs the suite after you plan the bump.

shell
mcpcli check-package next --task upgrade --from-version 14.2.0mcpcli depsmcpcli check-test

RESULT

Breaking-change intel + live test health before merge.

DEBUGGING A PRODUCTION ISSUE

SCENARIO

Users report 500s on /api/checkout.

TOOLS

keep_thinking → find_code → read_code → audit_headers

HOW IT WORKS

think structures hypotheses. find + symbol/summarize open the handler. check url audits staging/prod headers if it might be CORS/TLS.

shell
mcpcli think "checkout 500 after payment intent"mcpcli find-code "checkout"mcpcli symbol handleCheckoutmcpcli check url https://api.example.com/api/checkout

RESULT

Systematic path: reason → locate → read → live probe.

IS THIS PACKAGE SAFE TO INSTALL?

SCENARIO

A tutorial or AI recommends a package you have never heard of.

TOOLS

check_package (safe)

HOW IT WORKS

safe / check-package hits the live registry: exists, CVEs, postinstall, typosquat, downloads.

shell
mcpcli safe weird-package-namemcpcli check-package lodash --task security

RESULT

Catch hallucinations and supply-chain junk before package.json.

PLANNING A REFACTOR

SCENARIO

Extract auth into its own module — what breaks?

TOOLS

find_code everywhere → architecture → check_test

HOW IT WORKS

rename/usages list every site. architecture shows the auth boundary. check-test validates after edits.

shell
mcpcli rename "AuthService"mcpcli architecture --focus authmcpcli check-test

RESULT

Impact map before you move files.

REVIEWING A PULL REQUEST

SCENARIO

PR adds a new API endpoint and a dependency.

TOOLS

read_code → check_package → audit_headers

HOW IT WORKS

summarize the new route file. safe/check the new dep. after staging deploy, check url.

shell
mcpcli summarize src/app/api/new/route.tsmcpcli safe new-depmcpcli check url https://staging.example.com

RESULT

Code quality + dependency safety + live headers.

CAPTURE TRIBAL KNOWLEDGE

SCENARIO

You learned webhook idempotency is Redis, not Postgres unique keys.

TOOLS

project_memory remember → later recall

HOW IT WORKS

remember stores the decision. Next session, recall pulls it without re-discovering.

shell
mcpcli remember "webhooks dedupe event.id in Redis 24h"mcpcli recall webhook

RESULT

Tribal knowledge survives agent sessions. (Not loop-guard / package upgrade.)

MONOREPO · OSS · CI

Monorepo: only the package you care about

Repo root has many apps; you work in apps/web.

cd apps/web or pass --cwd apps/web so local inline_files targets the right package.json and src tree.

shell
mcpcli get-context --cwd apps/webmcpcli find-code "AuthProvider" --cwd apps/web

Result: No more hits from the wrong workspace package.

Public OSS without cloning

You want a brief on a GitHub repo you have not cloned.

Pass github:owner/repo or use the dashboard web terminal with a public URL.

shell
mcpcli get-context github:vercel/next.jsmcpcli overview --path github:vercel/next.js

Result: Stack and layout without a local checkout.

CI / scripts want JSON

Pipe tool output into jq or a bot.

Human answer cards are default; --json is agent parity.

shell
mcpcli get-context --json | jq .mcpcli safe express --json

Result: Stable machine-readable payload.

FULL RECIPES

Step tables with agent + terminal for each deep recipe live on Tool Workflows. Highlights:

  • Onboard a new clone in 10 minutes — You just cloned a repo and need the product story, stack, and where auth lives.
  • Before you npm install anything — A tutorial or AI suggested a package you have never used.
  • Debug 401 on protected routes — Signed-in users still get 401 after a middleware change.
  • Before you ship / after deploy — Staging is up — confirm tests and live security surface.
  • Capture tribal knowledge across sessions — You learned something scanning cannot: webhook idempotency lives in Redis, not the DB.
  • Safe rename across the repo — Rename OldService → NewService without missing a call site.
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