115 tools.
16 resources.
3
prompts.
The full surface your agent calls instead of Read / Grep /
Glob. Every tool is one MCP call — no shell-out, no scratch buffers, no token-eating ceremony.
Pass format: "gcx" on list-shaped tools for ~27% fewer tokens than JSON; known
clients get GCX served by default. The server publishes ~25 hot tools at session start; the rest are
fetched on demand via tools_search — a smaller cold tools/list, the whole
catalogue one call away.
format:"gcx" for −27% tokensLightweight context,
no tool call needed.
Resources are read directly from the MCP host — they don't count as tool calls and don't go through the model's tool-use turn. Use them when the agent needs orientation but you don't want to spend an exchange on it.
Three guided workflows
the host can invoke.
MCP prompts ship as named templates the host can pick from a menu. Useful for codifying review checklists or pre-action briefings into one click.
Wire it up in one command.
gortex init auto-detects every coding
agent in scope and writes .mcp.json, plus a community-routing block in each agent's instruction
file.