Developer Edition (MVP)

Preserve Team Intelligence
While Building at AI Speed

Your team discusses, debates, decides.
Then Claude builds. In 20 minutes.
But only the code survives.

PCF captures collective intelligence as it emerges—before you lose it. The discussions. The constraints. The trade-offs. The "why."

Built by developers, for developers. Open source. Zero lock-in.

The Intelligence Gap

AI makes building fast. But fast without memory is dangerous.

The Scenario

TEAM DISCUSSION (30 minutes)

PM: "Users need to share stories"

Designer: "Privacy is critical"

CTO: "Cost must be under £0.10/user"

Dev: "Firebase vs Cloudflare?"

Team decides: Cloudflare + private links only

DEVELOPER TO CLAUDE CODE (2 minutes)

"Build sharing with Cloudflare and private links"

What Claude DOESN'T Get

Why Cloudflare over Firebase (cost constraint)

Why private links only (privacy model)

Why no username search (prevent unwanted discovery)

Who made which calls (CTO cost decision, designer privacy)

PCF Captures All of This Before You Start Coding

The constraints (cost per user, privacy requirements)

The options considered (Firebase, Supabase, Cloudflare)

The trade-offs accepted (less mature ecosystem)

Who decided what (CTO on cost, designer on privacy)

Result: Future teams understand your reasoning, not just your code.

Mediate Before You Build

AI can turn "idea" into "code" in minutes.
PCF forces a pause: "What are we actually building and why?"

The Discipline

Before you open Claude Code. Before you type the prompt. Take 30 seconds to capture what you're about to build.

What PCF Asks:

  • What problem are we solving?
  • What constraints matter?
  • What options did we consider?
  • Why this approach?
  • What trade-offs are we accepting?

What You Get:

  • Clarity before you code
  • Context that survives the sprint
  • Decisions explained to future-you
  • Onboarding docs that write themselves
  • Team alignment on the "why"

Not a Blocker. A Gift to Future-You.

30 seconds now:

Capture why you're building this

30 minutes saved later:

When someone asks "why did we build it this way?"

Three Ways to Capture

Choose the method that fits your workflow. Use all three. Mix and match.

Recommended

MCP Server

Real-time capture during Claude Code sessions

Setup:

5 minute setup

Prompts you: "Let me save what we just decided." Captures session summary, commits, chat links, and decisions as they happen.

Best for:

Claude Code usersReal-time captureAutomatic prompts
Automatic

Git Hooks

Triggered on significant commits

Setup:

Works with any tool

When you commit >50 lines or use keywords, PCF asks: "Capture context for this commit?" Quick form saves decision summary alongside code.

Best for:

Team repositoriesAny AI coding toolAutomated capture
Universal

CLI Tool

Manual capture, query, and timeline

Setup:

npm install -g

Full control when you need it. Capture context manually, query past decisions, view timeline of changes. Works with any workflow.

Best for:

Any editor/toolQuick queriesTeam exploration

Example: Query with CLI

$ pcf query "why cloudflare"
→ Decision: Use Cloudflare for storage
→ Date: 2024-11-15
→ Reason: Cost constraint (<£0.10/user)
→ Decided by: CTO
→ Trade-off: Less mature ecosystem than Firebase

Developer Edition Principles

Built by developers, for developers. No BS. No lock-in. Just context that works.

Git-Native

Context lives in your repo (.context/). Versions with your code. Fork, branch, merge like code. Works with GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket.

Zero Lock-In

Standard JSON/Markdown format. No proprietary formats. Don't like our tools? Fork and build your own. Context is yours, always.

Tool-Agnostic

Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, etc. MCP for Claude, CLI for everything else. Switch tools freely, context travels.

Team-First

Multi-participant capture (who said what). PR reviews include context changes. New team members get full story on clone. Shared understanding.

Minimal Friction

Capture takes 30 seconds, not 30 minutes. Auto-prompts at natural points. Optional, not mandatory. Query is instant: pcf query "auth"

What Your Context Looks Like

myproject/
  src/                          ← Your code
  .context/                     ← Your context
    decisions/
      2024-11-15-storage-choice.md
      2024-11-20-auth-approach.md
    discussions/
      2024-11-15-team-sync.json
    sessions/
      2024-11-16-oauth-impl.json
    constraints/
      cost-per-user.md
      privacy-requirements.md
    trade-offs/
      cloudflare-vs-firebase.md

Standard files. Standard git. Anyone can read it. Any tool can access it.

Team Onboarding That Actually Works

Imagine saying: "Clone the repo, everything's there—code and context."

Without PCF

New dev:

"Why did we build it this way?"

Current answer:

"Check the PR comments?"

(Scattered. Incomplete. Missing non-technical context.)

With PCF

New dev:

"Why Cloudflare?"

PCF answer:

Decision: Use Cloudflare for storage

Constraint: Cost must be <£0.10/user

Options considered: Firebase, Supabase, Cloudflare

Why Cloudflare: Free tier meets cost constraint

Decided by: CTO

Date: 2024-11-15

Trade-off accepted: Less mature ecosystem

→ Related discussion: team-sync-2024-11-15.json

Result: New teammates understand your reasoning, not just your code.

No more "check Slack from March" or "ask Sarah, she built that."
Everything's in the repo.

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