Vexor CLI
Developer Toolsby scarletkc
3/3 audits passMIT
Semantic file discovery via `vexor`. Use whenever locating where something is implemented/loaded/defined in a medium or large repo, or when the file location is unclear. Prefer this over manual browsing.
Vexor CLI, published by scarletkc, teaches an agent to find files by intent rather than exact text using the vexor semantic search tool. It documents the vexor search command and its flags: --path, --ext, --exclude-pattern, --top, --content to print matching source directly, and scriptable output formats such as porcelain and json. It explains the indexing modes and tells the agent to pick the cheapest that works, from name and head through brief, code, outline and full. It also covers project config in .vexor/config.json, which fields are accepted, and troubleshooting such as switching to hybrid reranking when searching for an exact identifier.
Use it in a medium or large repository when you do not know where something is implemented, loaded or defined, for example locating config loading logic or authentication docs. It is a discovery aid, not a code editor or refactoring tool, and it expects vexor to be installed; if it is missing, the skill points to its install reference.
Vexor CLI is mainly for coding agents like Claude Code. It is MIT-licensed and can be imported into BusinessMCP, though its use is in navigating codebases.
What you can do with it
- Locate where config is loaded in an unfamiliar repository
- Search documentation by headings with outline mode
- Find CLI entrypoints without reading every file
- Emit porcelain or JSON results for scripts
Run it on your business data
Imported into BusinessMCP, Vexor CLI becomes a playbook your AI business analyst applies to your connected GitHub repositories.
Use Vexor CLI in BusinessMCPInstall it in a coding agent
One command adds Vexor CLI to your project.
npx skills add https://github.com/scarletkc/vexor --skill vexor-cliHow we vetted it
- Source
- scarletkc/vexor at 8b2717d
- Licence
- MIT
- Security audits (skills.sh)
- Gen Agent Trust Hub: Pass · Socket: Pass · Snyk: Pass
- Bundled scripts
- None, instructions only
Checked 2026-09-25 against its skills.sh listing. How we vet skills
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Frequently asked questions
What does Vexor CLI do differently from grep?
It searches by what a file does rather than exact text, using semantic indexing, and suggests hybrid reranking when you need exact identifier matches.
Which mode should the agent use?
The skill says to pick the cheapest mode that works: name and head are fastest, code suits codebases, outline suits Markdown docs, and full has the highest recall but is slowest.
How do I install Vexor CLI?
Run `npx skills add scarletkc/vexor --skill vexor-cli`, or import it from the BusinessMCP dashboard. The vexor tool itself must also be installed.