Context as Code
Universal. Portable. Yours.
Your codebase tells the story of WHAT changed.
Your context tells the story of WHY.
Every AI coding agent can read it.
Every teammate who clones your repo gets the full story.
Every decision, discussion, and diagram — versioned in GitHub.
No lock-in. Standard git repos.
The Cost of Context Fragmentation
Every AI coding session starts fresh. Every decision gets lost. Every teammate starts blind.
Starting Over, Every Time
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — every agent, every session starts blind. "What did we decide about authentication?" → You explain. Again.
Lost Decisions
"Why Firebase over Supabase?" Buried in a chat from three weeks ago. Or was it a PR comment? Maybe Slack? Nobody remembers.
Scattered Knowledge
Architecture in Miro. Decisions in GitHub PRs. Discussions in AI chats. Code in repos. Nothing connects. Context lives nowhere.
Teams Without Context
New teammate clones the repo. Gets code. Misses everything else. Six months of decisions, discussions, and "why we built it this way" — gone.
It's not just inefficient. It's unsustainable.
Context That Lives With Your Code
Store context in GitHub. Version it like code. Access it from any tool.
Capture
As you work, context accumulates:
- •Git commits: what changed
- •Chat links: where decisions happened
- •Architecture diagrams: how it fits together
- •Meeting notes: who decided what
- •ADRs: why this approach
Tools to capture:
- → MCP server (Claude Code, etc.)
- → CLI commands (any agent)
- → Git hooks (automatic)
Store in GitHub
Context commits to your repo:
myproject/
src/ ← Your code
.context/ ← Your context
sessions/
2025-12-12-oauth.json
architecture/
auth-flow.mermaid
api-structure.md
decisions/
adr-001-firebase.md- •Version controlled
- •Team accessible
- •Fork, branch, merge
- •No proprietary formats
Universal Access
ANY agent or tool reads it:
AI Agents:
- • Claude Code (via MCP)
- • GitHub Codex (via CLI)
- • Cursor (via files)
- • Windsurf (via CLI)
- • [Future agents]
Humans:
- • Browse on GitHub
- • PR reviews with context
- • Onboarding docs
- • Team knowledge base
One source. Infinite access.
Three Ways to Capture Context
MCP Server
Recommended for Claude
Model Context Protocol
Claude automatically captures and queries context:
"Let me save what we just did"
→ Context captured with chat link, commits, summary
"What did we decide about authentication?"
→ Retrieves past sessions automatically
Works with:
Claude Code, Claude Desktop
Setup:
{
"mcpServers": {
"wundr-context": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"@wundr/context-mcp"
]
}
}
}Git Hooks
Automatic
Capture on Commit
Prompt for context on significant commits:
Works with:
Any workflow, any agent
Setup:
wundr-context init # Installs git hooks
CLI Tool
Universal
Manual Control
Use from any terminal, any agent:
Works with:
Everything (Codex, Cursor, any shell)
Setup:
npm install -g @wundr/context-cli
One Context Source. Every Agent.
Not locked to Claude. Not locked to any tool. If it can read git, it can read your context.
Claude Code
GitHub Codex
Cursor
Windsurf
Cline
Copilot
Your Agent Here
All reading from the same GitHub repo.
No more explaining your project differently to each agent.
Switch tools freely. Context travels with you.
Why GitHub? Because Git is Universal.
Git is the language of collaboration in tech. Your context should speak it too.
Zero Lock-in
Standard git repos. No proprietary formats. Don't like our tools? Fork the repo. Build your own.
Team Collaboration
Clone → instant context for all teammates. New dev onboarding: git clone gives code AND context.
Version History
Context evolves with your codebase. See why decisions were made when they were made.
Git Workflows
Branch context for experimental features. PR reviews include context changes. Merge strategies for team consensus.
Platform Agnostic
Works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, self-hosted. Any git remote, any tool.
Beyond Coding
Same pattern extends to docs, design, operations. Anywhere teams use git.
Git workflow with context
Feature branch:
PR Review shows:
- •Code diff
- •Context diff (why this approach?)
Merge to main:
- •Code + Context together
- •Full story preserved
Starting With Developers. Extending Everywhere.
Anywhere teams use git, context can travel. We're starting where the pain is acute.
Phase 1
Development
AI-assisted coding with Claude, Codex, Cursor
- •Architecture decisions
- •Technical trade-offs
- •Implementation notes
- •Code review context
Status: In development
Beta access via waitlistPhase 2
Documentation
Technical writing & knowledge bases
- •Doc decisions & evolution
- •Style guide choices
- •Content strategy
- •Writer collaboration
Status: Planned Q1 2026
Express interestPhase 3
Design Systems
Component libraries & brand guidelines
- •Design decisions
- •Component evolution
- •Brand rationale
- •Cross-functional context
Status: Planned Q2 2026
Express interestPhase 4
Operations
Runbooks, incidents, infrastructure
- •Incident learnings
- •Process decisions
- •Infrastructure choices
- •On-call context
Status: Planned Q3 2026
Express interestGit isn't just for code anymore. It's for knowledge that matters.
Built on Principles That Matter
Universal Access
Works with any AI agent or tool. Not locked to any platform.
Team Collaboration
Git-native sharing. Clone once, context forever.
GitHub-Native
Lives where your code lives. Familiar workflows.
Branchable & Mergeable
Fork, branch, PR your context. Just like code.
Open Format
JSON anyone can read. No proprietary lock-in.
Extensible
Start with code. Extend to docs, design, ops.
The Path Forward
Phase 1: Local MCP Server
We are hereWeek 1 (December 2025)
- MCP server built
- Core tools: add_context, query_context, timeline
- GitHub repo storage
- Testing on real projects (Orphai, Ground Control)
Next: Landing page, public launch
Phase 2: Public Beta
Week 2-3 (December 2025)
- Public GitHub repo
- Comprehensive documentation
- Demo video
- Waitlist beta invites
- CLI tool published to npm
- Community feedback loop
Success metric: 50+ active beta users
Phase 3: Cloud Sync (Optional)
Weeks 4-6 (January 2026)
- Web dashboard for context exploration
- Optional cloud backup/sync
- Team collaboration features
- GitHub OAuth integration
- Context sharing beyond git
Model: Free local, paid cloud features
Phase 4: Beyond Coding
Q1-Q2 2026
- Documentation workflows
- Design system context
- Operations runbooks
- Enterprise features
- Advanced search & analytics
Vision: Universal context infrastructure
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