use-sharpitect

Sharpitect's semantic search resolves declarations by name and kind, then locates all callers and usages of methods and types. Use search_declarations to find the target, then get_callers and get_usages to trace where it's referenced throughout your .NET project.

Yes. Sharpitect's get_inheritance tool navigates ancestor and descendant relationships in your type hierarchy. Combine it with get_relationships and get_dependencies to map how classes, interfaces, and dependencies connect across your codebase.

Use Sharpitect's get_callers tool with a method's semantic ID and optional depth parameter. It returns the full call chain, showing which methods invoke your target and how deep those dependencies reach.

Sharpitect's get_dependencies and get_dependents tools map what your code depends on and what depends on it. Pair these with get_relationships to build a complete dependency graph of your C# codebase.

Standard text search misses semantic relationships. Sharpitect's MCP tools understand C# syntax, type resolution, and inheritance, so they find accurate matches for declarations, overrides, and interface implementations that plain grep cannot.

Search for the class declaration with search_declarations, then run get_usages to see every reference, and get_callers on its methods to trace instantiation and invocation patterns across your entire .NET solution.