CodexPro
A local MCP server that gives your own ChatGPT session read, search, edit and review access to repositories you explicitly allow on your machine, with bounded local code-intelligence tools for impact analysis and change review.
CodexPro is a local MCP server that connects a user's own ChatGPT session, running in Developer Mode, to their machine and to specific repositories they explicitly allow, rather than operating as a hosted service, a model proxy, a quota bypass, an account pool or a remote shell. Within those allowed roots, ChatGPT can read, search, edit and review code, verify changes, import ChatGPT attachments into the repo, run allow-listed checks, and write handoff plans.
Its built-in repository intelligence maps languages, project types, entry points and symbol relationships across the codebase; supports symbol, reference and impact-focused search alongside ordinary text and regex search; and identifies affected areas, likely dependents, related tests and relevant verification commands for a given change. Analysis is local, bounded, and cached by a fingerprint of the workspace, and needs no separate model API key since it runs against the user's own ChatGPT session.
It requires Node.js 20 or newer, a ChatGPT account able to create custom MCP plugins, and an HTTPS URL to the local machine such as a tunnel or Tailscale Funnel. It is released under the MIT license.