Who it's for
The short answer: if you already use AI on real work and need to control what it sees, cleanly and privately, yes. Find yourself below.
Salesforce developer, architect, or consultant
The pain
Components, their Apex, and the objects they touch sit in separate folders, so the model never sees a feature whole. And client orgs hold data and IP you cannot paste into a cloud chat.
What IngestMD does
IngestMD groups metadata into the features it forms, follows @salesforce/apex calls and SOQL into the data model, and keeps the whole thing on your machine.
More likely a fit
Developer using AI every day
The answers are only as good as the context, but pasting files by hand wastes tokens and time, and the model still misses the parts that matter.
Describe a task and IngestMD packs the exact files to a budget, serves them over MCP, and keeps secrets out.
See the features »Consultant, agency, or contractor
The most sensitive work is the work AI never helps with, because the code and documents cannot leave your laptop.
Bundle a whole client folder, redacted, and reason over it with a local model. Nothing is uploaded.
See the private workflow »MCP and local-model builder
Ad-hoc context does not reproduce, and most tools assume the cloud.
A built-in MCP server exposes bundle, area, task, and diff context to any client, local-first and deterministic.
See the MCP guide »Small engineering team
Onboarding is slow, pull-request reviews lack context, and no one is sure what is safe to send.
Shared profiles, recipes, and policies give the team one safe, repeatable way to prepare context. Team plan, coming soon.
See pricing »Straight with you
If you just need the whole thing in one file to paste once, a flattener is faster. See how they compare.
IngestMD vs a repo dump »The value lands once you are handing code or documents to a model. Before that, there is less here for you.
Free to download, with a 3-day full Pro trial. No account, no card, nothing leaves your machine.
