AI AgenticX Indexer
Up to 20x fewer tokens of context for Claude Code. Your assistant finds the right code without reading whole files:
answers come sooner and every session costs less.
AI AgenticX Indexer keeps a map of your codebase, one entry per function, class or section. When the assistant needs
code, it asks the map and gets back the few lines that matter, inside a reading budget you set. The places you work on
most are found first, and the map follows your edits as you save.
What it does for you
- Up to 20x less context. Claude Code reaches the same code with up to 20 times fewer tokens than when it opens
whole files, and finds what it was looking for at least as often.
- Smaller bills. Every token left out of the context is one you do not pay for again on each later request.
- Sooner answers. Less to read means less to wait for.
- Longer sessions. The context fills up more slowly, so the assistant keeps the thread of a long task.
- One install. The editor, the
agx command for your terminals, and everything Claude Code needs: its skill, its
slash commands and the session helpers. Run AgenticX Indexer: Set Up Claude Code once.
- Search for yourself. AgenticX Indexer: Search Index… jumps to a function by its name or by a few words about
what it does.
- Shorter memory files. AgenticX Indexer: Shorten Memory File trims a file such as
CLAUDE.md and keeps code,
paths and links exactly as they are. The original is kept beside it.
- Less clutter in a session. Tools your sessions never use are put aside while no session is running, and
AgenticX Indexer: Restore Tools Put Aside brings them back.
Plans
- Free: everything, on a codebase of up to 1,000 files. On a larger codebase the 1,000 files you use most are in
the map, and you are told how many more are waiting.
- Pro: everything, on a codebase of any size, on two computers, renewed by itself. Start a 60-minute trial from
the Command Palette (AgenticX Indexer: Start Trial), no account needed.
- Sign in once (AgenticX Indexer: Sign In): allow it in your browser and your plan is on, in the editor, in the
agx command and in Claude Code. It keeps working when you are offline.
- A computer that cannot sign in takes the license key from your account page (AgenticX Indexer: Enter License
Key…, or
agx license activate <key> in a terminal).
- Your plans, bills and computers: AgenticX Indexer: Manage Subscription.
Getting started
- Install the extension and open a folder. The first map is built in the background; the status bar shows how many
files it holds.
- Run AgenticX Indexer: Set Up Claude Code from the Command Palette, then start a new Claude Code session.
- In a terminal, try
agx search "the words you would look for".
The guide is at https://soft-forge.dev/docs/agenticx-indexer.
In a terminal
| Command |
What it does |
agx search "<words>" --budget 1500 |
The best matches in full, the rest as one line each |
agx get <id> |
One part, by the id a search gave, or by file and lines |
agx outline <file> |
Every function, class or section of a file, one line each |
agx index |
Brings the map up to date after a large change made outside the editor |
agx license status |
The plan this computer runs with |
ccx, the command's earlier name, keeps working.
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