vexor
vexor is an MCP server by scarletkc. A semantic search engine for files and code. It has 246 GitHub stars and ranks #212 of 1287 in Memory & Knowledge by stars.
- Category
- Memory & Knowledge
- Author
- scarletkc
- GitHub stars
- 246
- This week
- Tracking since 18 Oct 2026
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT (open source)
- Last update
- 2026-10-24 (today)
- Links
- SourceWebsite
How to install vexor
Install steps differ per project, so follow the README in the vexor repository. Most MCP servers start with a single command (npx -y <package>, uvx <package> or a Docker image) that you add to your client's config. The install guide shows where that goes in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor and VS Code.
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Frequently asked questions
What is vexor?
vexor is an MCP server by scarletkc in the Memory & Knowledge category. A semantic search engine for files and code. It has 246 GitHub stars and ranks #212 of 1287 in Memory & Knowledge by stars. It is written in Python. It is licensed under MIT. It was last updated today.
Is vexor free and open source?
Yes. vexor is published under the MIT license, so you can run, modify and self-host it at no cost. If it connects to a paid service, that service's own pricing and API terms still apply. Check the repository for the exact license text before using it commercially.
What are the alternatives to vexor?
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