Navigate and edit code by symbol name instead of raw text, indexing your entire codebase structure. Built for developers who want AI assistants to understand and modify code at the semantic level.
io.github.Mibayy/token-savior
Local install
STDIO
1 required env var
How models use it and what it is built for.
Navigate and edit code by symbol name instead of raw text, indexing your entire codebase structure. Built for developers who want AI assistants to understand and modify code at the semantic level.
Local install — runs as a subprocess.
Configuration this server reads at startup.
Comma-separated list of absolute paths to project roots to index.
Optional client identifier (e.g. 'claude-code', 'cursor', 'hermes') for usage attribution.
Where to find authoritative docs and source for Mibayy Token Savior.
Paste any of these into Agent Studio after connecting Mibayy Token Savior.
Common questions about connecting and running Mibayy Token Savior.
How do I set up token-savior with my project?
Install via `uvx token-savior@0.9.1`, then set the required `WORKSPACE_ROOTS` environment variable to a comma-separated list of absolute paths to your project root directories. Optionally set `TOKEN_SAVIOR_CLIENT` to identify your client (e.g., 'claude-code' or 'cursor') for usage tracking.
What languages does token-savior support?
The registry metadata does not specify supported languages. Check the project repository or documentation for the current list of supported file types and language parsers.
Can I use token-savior with multiple projects at once?
Yes. The `WORKSPACE_ROOTS` environment variable accepts a comma-separated list of absolute paths, allowing you to index and navigate multiple project roots simultaneously.
How does token-savior differ from grep or text-based search?
Token-savior indexes your codebase structurally by symbol name (functions, classes, variables), enabling semantic navigation and refactoring. This means you can find and edit code by what it represents, not just text patterns, reducing false positives and enabling safer bulk edits.
Is there a cost or usage limit for token-savior?
Token-savior is an open-source MCP server. No pricing information is provided in the registry metadata; check the project repository for licensing and any usage guidelines.
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