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    Free software · Runs locally · RKC

    Find code and documents
    on your computer.

    New codebase? A folder of text files you can’t make sense of? RKC makes a searchable map on your own computer, so you can find what matters and open the file it came from.

    RKC searches code and text files, including Markdown. It doesn’t extract text from PDF or Word files. Installation uses Terminal or PowerShell; setup help is available.

    Get RKCSee the first steps ↗Get help with setup

    Optional setup and training: A$110/hour including GST, billed for actual minutes. We agree a maximum in writing. What setup includes →

    • Runs locally
    • No model required
    • Apache 2.0
    RKC local workbench displaying its compiled public Go, Python and TypeScript examples, searchable symbols, source coverage and diagnostics.
    Actual RKC interface · public Go, Python and TypeScript examples

    Start with your own source

    Search a folder on your computer.

    Choose your system and run the install command in Terminal (Linux or macOS) or PowerShell (Windows), then open the local workbench.

    RKC 0.4.1 portable downloads are available, including tracked local workspaces. See the release receipts for tested platforms. Manual downloads and release notes

    In the workbench

    1. For a local codebase or text-file folder, select Local folder, then Choose folder and Compile folder. For GitHub, select GitHub repository, choose a repository and select Compile repository.
    2. Find a result and open the original file.
    3. When you’re finished, press Ctrl-C in the terminal that launched RKC to stop it.

    Portable downloads need no Go, Python or model. Folder compilation stays local; GitHub acquisition connects to GitHub.

    First-run guideInstallation guide

    Need a hand getting it working?
    RKC is free. Tell us what you want to find and what computer you use. We’ll try a relevant example before agreeing the setup, training and maximum fee.

    Ask about setup and trainingSetup details and pricing

    Make sense of what you find

    Check what the map covers.

    See which files were indexed and which references need a closer look. Open a result to check the original source before using it in your work.

    Public repositories need no account connection. For private repositories, connect with a personal access token held only for your local server session.

    Work with the results

    Use them in your other tools.

    The same source records are available in the workbench, to agents and to your own code.

    Explore in your browser

    Search files and symbols, follow their connections and open the original file.

    Local workbenchSearch · Graph · Coverage

    Give your agent the source

    Retrieve cited records through MCP or HTTP for another tool to inspect. RKC supplies the records; your agent writes the answer.

    Agent connectionsMCP · HTTP · Markdown

    Build it into your tools

    Run scans from the CLI, export JSON records or use the typed Go client in your own application.

    Developer toolsCLI · Go · JSON / JSONL
    Workbench and interface guideKnowledge pack format

    Open source · Apache 2.0

    Use or extend RKC.

    Add an analyzer, build an integration, report a rough edge or use RKC in a project of your own.

    Original RKC code is available under Apache 2.0. Source material and third-party components keep their own licences.

    RKC is an independent open-source project from NeuroForge. ERAIS is a separate proprietary system.

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