DevTime v0.1.2 Gives Coding Agents Verified Repo Memory via Local MCP Server

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Developer tool DevTime has released version 0.1.2, introducing a local MCP server that coding agents can query to understand a repository before making edits. The tool scans codebases and surfaces structured knowledge — including supported concepts, evidence file paths, and explicit uncertainty — rather than letting agents guess at code structure. Three read-only tools are exposed: list_concepts, explain_concept, and get_context_pack, which bundles governed context for agents before they touch code. DevTime operates entirely locally with no cloud connectivity, no telemetry, and no code execution during scanning. It can be integrated with clients like Claude Code using a single command and is installable via pipx with optional MCP support.

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