The problem
I built DevsMind end to end as the sole contributor. It addresses a recurring problem in agent-assisted development: an agent can read a repository but still miss how its parts connect or why a previous decision was made. DevsMind keeps that context in a searchable project graph that an agent can consult before changing code.
What I built
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) server exposes tools that let coding agents use the shared graph directly. It indexes TypeScript and JavaScript symbols and connects them to source files, callers, callees, and workflow history. Its tools let agents search for a feature, inspect the relevant code with its relationships, and record edits together with the reasoning behind them. A CLI handles setup, indexing, synchronization, and review. Local SQLite storage supports the working graph, while a separate sync path shares project context with a team.
- I designed the workflow around a practical sequence: find the right code, understand what depends on it, make a traceable edit, and leave the next agent enough history to continue. The owner reports a historical peak of around 1,000 downloads in a week. DevsMind is also the open-source project behind this portfolio's own code-context workflow.