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ChunkHound gives AI agents cited context across current code, git history, and technical web research — for safer edits, clearer reviews, and release-ready summaries. Local-first. MIT licensed.
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Your entire engineering context, deeply understood
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Your entire engineering context, deeply understood.
Open-source codebase intelligence that gives agents and teams cited context across current code, git history, and technical web research.
Local-first · Dozens of languages & file types · Cited answers · Git history research · Pinpoint web research
• Python 3.10+
• uv — install via curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
• API keys (optional — regex search works without any):
• Embeddings: VoyageAI (recommended) | OpenAI | Ollama (local)
• LLM: Claude Code CLI or Codex CLI (no key needed) | Anthropic | OpenAI | GrokREADME 전문 보기 ↗curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | shAgents can generate code, but they still miss the context that makes software safe to change: how behavior flows across files, what changed across a branch or release, and which external constraints matter.
Reviewers, support, and product teams hit the same wall when large PRs, merge conflicts, bugs, and release notes need implementation-backed explanation instead of guesses.
ChunkHound turns current code, git history, and technical web research into cited context before anyone edits, reviews, debugs, or explains software.
ChunkHound applies codebase understanding to the workflows where missing context hurts most.
Give coding agents grounded architecture context, relevant files, recent changes, and external constraints before they write code.
Turn branch diffs, commit ranges, tags, and specific commits into cited engineering briefs for review, release notes, and changelog drafts.
Turn symptoms, stack traces, and customer reports into likely code paths, recent changes, and external constraints.
Pinpoint the technical docs, APIs, issues, and articles your implementation depends on, then connect that external evidence to local code research.
chunkhound research "How does authentication work?"
chunkhound search "JWT refresh token validation"
chunkhound research "What changed in auth recently?" --last-n 20
chunkhound research "Summarize the behavior changes on this branch for reviewers" --commit-range main..HEAD
chunkhound research "Draft changelog bullets for billing since v2.4" --commit-range v2.4..HEAD
chunkhound search "database migration" --commit-hash abc1234
chunkhound research "Why did auth session handling change on each side?" --commit-range main..feature/auth
chunkhound search "session refresh conflict" --last-n 50
chunkhound research "why would webhook retries fail?"
chunkhound research "what changed in webhook handling this week?" --last-n 30
chunkhound websearch "Stripe webhook retry schedule"
chunkhound research "What happens when a user cancels a subscription?"
chunkhound research "What changed in billing since v2.4?" --commit-range v2.4..HEAD
uv tool install chunkhound
chunkhound index .
chunkhound research "How does authentication work?"
Index once, ask a real architecture question, and get a grounded answer with citations. Regex search works without providers. Semantic search requires an embedding provider. Deep research requires an LLM provider and an embedding provider with reranking support; web research uses the same provider stack. Choose local providers for zero-code-egress setups.
For a full configurable setup, create .chunkhound.json in your project root:
{
"embedding": { "provider": "voyageai", "api_key": "your-key" },
"llm": { "provider": "claude-code-cli" }
}
For editor integration, all provider options, and advanced configuration:
→ chunkhound.ai/docs/getting-started
In addition to searching your indexed codebase, ChunkHound can search code changes across git history — useful for understanding what changed in a PR, a release, or since a specific commit.
# Last N commits
chunkhound search "authentication changes" --last-n 20
# Changes introduced by a specific commit
chunkhound search "database migration" --commit-hash abc1234
# Custom git range
chunkhound search "API changes" --commit-range v2.0..HEAD
# Deep research over recent changes
chunkhound research "what changed in the auth module?" --last-n 50
--vector-sourcecontrols scope:diff(default, changed code only),both(merges diff + DB),db(ignore diff).
ChunkHound is especially useful for:
ChunkHound is MIT licensed, open source, and community built.
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