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@swebreza/reza

v0.5.0

Published

Universal LLM Context Database — instant project awareness for Claude, Cursor, Codex, Aider, Kilocode and any AI coding tool

Readme

reza

Universal LLM Context Database — instant project awareness for Claude, Cursor, Codex, Aider, Kilocode, and any AI coding tool.

Install

npm install -g @swebreza/reza

This automatically installs the Python backend via pip install reza. Requires Python 3.8+.

Usage

reza init          # index your project
reza query         # get full context overview
reza status        # quick status
reza watch         # real-time file sync

What is reza?

reza indexes your project into a local SQLite database (.reza/context.db). Any AI tool queries this instead of scanning files — saving 73–94% of tokens per session.

Key features (0.5.0):

  • Cross-tool chat import: reza sync-cursor and reza sync-codex pull Cursor agent JSONL and Codex rollouts from disk into the DB (idempotent).
  • Session scope: reza session list / show / graph — see which files and code-graph nodes a session touched; reza session load <id> --copy builds a handoff pack for another LLM.
  • Auto-sync via Stop hook: reza install-claude-hook — every Claude response synced automatically, even at context limit (zero tokens)
  • Cross-LLM handoff: reza session handoff --budget 8000 — full conversation brief ready to paste into Codex, Cursor, or any tool
  • Searchable raw chat history: reza session search "keyword" pulls older relevant context back in
  • Transcript ingest: reza ingest .reza/handoffs/tool-20260410.json for tools that export chats
  • File locking: reza claim src/auth.py --session ID — prevent parallel agent conflicts
  • Real-time sync: file watcher + git hooks keep the DB current automatically
  • Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Kilocode, Aider, Copilot, Continue, Codeium, Codex

Full documentation

github.com/swebreza/reza (includes a Next.js docs site under website/)

Troubleshooting

"Python backend not found"

The npm package is a shim — it requires Python 3.8+ and pip install reza to work.

# If postinstall failed, install manually:
pip install reza

# Verify:
reza --version

Python not in PATH on Windows

py -3 -m pip install reza

Skip pip install during CI

REZA_SKIP_POSTINSTALL=1 npm install -g @swebreza/reza

License

MIT