Structured, versioned context for AI agents. Context Nest organizes knowledge as markdown documents in a vault, with versioning, integrity verification, and a query language — accessible via CLI or MCP server.
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Capture insights, architectural decisions, bug root-causes, or team agreements directly into ContextNest. Use when the user asks to remember or save information to ContextNest or the vault.
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Sweep the ContextNest vault to correct stale information or refile nodes across folders. Use when an architectural decision or fact has changed and all references need updating.
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Deeply retrieve ContextNest vault knowledge for a topic and answer with authoritative citations. Use when the user asks questions about architecture, policies, product capabilities, or business facts.
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Inspect and validate ContextNest structure rules, allowed folder taxonomies, naming conventions, and frontmatter templates. Use when organizing or planning new vault folders.
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Connect ContextNest in one guided step — PromptOwl cloud, a company server, or notes only on this computer — and choose how much runs on its own. Use when the session overview says no nest is connected, when it offers the guided setup, or when the user asks to set up or connect ContextNest. Safe to re-run; it never…
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