DevProjex: matoleo yote na matoleo ya zamani

DevProjex 5.2 adds Live Context: your AI agent follows the checkboxes in the file tree and sees the new selection on its very next request, while the window's filters set the boundary of its access. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and VS Code connect in one step — from the MCP menu in the app or with the devprojex mcp connect command. The agent journal shows which files and how many tokens each client received, and exports sessions as Markdown or JSON. Related files show what a file depends on and what depends on it, while experimental ranking spends the token budget on what matters first. The MCP server finds declarations by name, reads several files and ranges in one request, and states plainly what was found and what was cut. Linux gets an AppImage, and servers and CI get headless builds and a Docker image.

DevProjex 5.1 extends Git filtering with staged, all-changes, and ref-to-ref diff scopes, and adds a built-in Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI agents to your projects through read-only tools with always-on secret masking. Remote repositories open straight from a URL in the TUI, CLI, and MCP server. A new token budget with a top-files report fits large projects into a model's context window, and trees and contents now use a more compact, token-friendly layout.