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@entelligentsia/grove

v0.3.1

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Structural, byte-precise, token-cheap access to a codebase for coding agents — tree-sitter over a CLI and an MCP server.

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@entelligentsia/grove

grove gives coding agents structural, byte-precise, token-cheap access to a codebase via tree-sitter, instead of reading whole files. One engine, seven tools, two faces — a human CLI (grove <verb>) and an MCP server (grove serve).

This npm package is a thin installer: on install it downloads the prebuilt grove binary for your platform from the GitHub Release matching this package's version, verifies its sha256, and puts grove on your PATH. The binary that runs is the same native build shipped to every channel.

Install

npm install -g @entelligentsia/grove
grove --version

Supported prebuilt targets: macOS and Linux (x86_64 + aarch64), Windows (x86_64). Other platforms: install from source with cargo install --git https://github.com/Entelligentsia/grove.

Requires network access and tar at install time (present on macOS, Linux, and Windows 10+).

Use

grove init                  # wire grove into a project (.mcp.json + CLAUDE.md + lock)
grove outline src/app.ts    # compact definition skeleton of a file
grove symbols src           # find symbols across a directory
grove serve                 # run the MCP server over stdio (for coding agents)

grove init detects the project's languages and auto-fetches the tree-sitter grammars it needs. Run grove --help for the full tool surface.

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MIT licensed.