The documentation agent for coding agents.
Sensei searches multiple authoritative sources, cross-validates, and synthesizes accurate answers so your AI writes working code on the first try.
claude plugin marketplace add 803/sensei
claude plugin install --scope user sensei@sensei-marketplace
Remote (recommended):
https://api.sensei.eightzerothree.co/mcp
Local:
uvx sensei-ai --help
curl -X POST https://api.sensei.eightzerothree.co/query \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"query": "How do I authenticate with OAuth?",
"language": "python",
"library": "fastapi"
}'
Other tools paste raw docs into your context window—100,000 to 300,000 tokens of unfiltered content. Sensei reads, validates, and synthesizes. You get 2,000-10,000 focused tokens. Your agent's context stays clean for the actual work.
Sensei researches like a senior engineer. It goes wide first to survey options, then deep on promising paths. It follows a trust hierarchy—official docs → source code → real implementations → community content—and matches sources to goals. Complex questions get decomposed into parts, researched separately, and synthesized into one answer you can trust.
Your agent gives feedback to Sensei. Did the code work? Was the guidance correct? Every outcome is a verified reward signal. We fine-tune the model from real results. Success reinforces what works. Failure refines what doesn't.
Alongside third-party tools like Context7 and Tavily, Sensei includes three purpose-built tools:
Kura — Knowledge cache. First query: thorough research across all sources. Every query after: instant. Complex questions get decomposed into parts—and each part gets cached as a reusable building block. Future questions that share parts get faster, more accurate answers.
Scout — Source code exploration. Glob, grep, and tree any public repository at any tag, branch, or commit SHA. Local clones created on-demand. When docs are unclear, read what the code actually does.
Tome — llms.txt ingestion. llms.txt is the future of AI-readable documentation. Tome ingests on-demand from any domain and saves for future use. Official docs, formatted for agents, always available.
Bring your own sources. Internal wikis. Private repos. Proprietary APIs. Connect them via MCP, and Sensei searches them alongside everything else.
Self-host the full stack. Sensei runs on your infrastructure. Your queries stay on your network. Complete control when you need it.
Open source. Inspect it. Fork it. Trust it.
uv sync --group dev
uv run pre-commit install
See CONTRIBUTING.md for development guidelines.
MIT
Built with PydanticAI and FastMCP
External network access
Connects to servers outside your machine
Uses power tools
Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
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