Add Repomix MCP Server

[mlopezgez]

Add Repomix MCP Server Extension

Description

This PR adds the Repomix MCP Server extension to Zed, which integrates Repomix as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. This enables AI assistants in Zed to pack and analyze entire codebases efficiently.

What is Repomix?

Repomix is a powerful tool that packs entire repositories into a single AI-friendly file, making it easy for AI assistants to understand and analyze codebases comprehensively.

Features

• Repository Packing: Pack local or remote repositories into AI-optimized format
• Remote Repository Support: Works with both HTTPS and SSH URLs
• MCP Integration: Seamless integration with Zed's Assistant through the Model Context Protocol
• Flexible Output: Supports multiple formats (XML, Markdown, JSON, Plain text)
• Code Analysis: Search and analyze packed repository content

Prerequisites

Users need to have:

• Node.js installed
• Repomix installed globally: npm install -g repomix

Configuration

Basic setup in Zed settings:

{ "context_servers": { "mcp-server-repomix": {} } }

Optional custom Repomix path:

{ "context_servers": { "mcp-server-repomix": { "settings": { "repomix_path": "/custom/path/to/repomix" } } } }

Usage Examples

Once installed, users can ask their Zed Assistant to:

• "Pack the current repository and show me an overview"
• "Analyze the structure of repository https://github.com/yamadashy/repomix"
• "Pack only the TypeScript files in the src directory"
• "Find all authentication-related code in this repository"

Testing

The extension has been tested with:

• Local repository packing
• Remote repository packing (HTTPS and SSH)
• Various output formats
• Search and analysis features

Related Links

• Repomix Repository
• Repomix Website
• Model Context Protocol

Checklist

• Extension follows Zed extension guidelines
• Documentation is clear and comprehensive
• Configuration examples are provided
• Prerequisites are clearly listed
• Extension builds successfully
• MCP server integration works correctly

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