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fcontext

Context continuity across AI agents & sessions. Team knowledge collaboration. Industrial-grade AI delivery.

PyPI version Python License Agents


The Problem

AI coding agents are powerful, but they forget everything between sessions, lose all context when you switch agents, and have no way to share knowledge across a team. Every conversation starts from zero.

WITHOUT fcontext

  Session 1 (Copilot): "Build the auth module"
  Session 2 (Claude):  "What auth module? I don't see any context."
  Session 3 (Cursor):  "Can you explain the project first?"
  Teammate's Agent:    "I have no idea what your team has decided."

  Result: Repeated explanations. Inconsistent output. Wasted tokens.
WITH fcontext

  Session 1 (Copilot): "Build the auth module" -> saves context
  Session 2 (Claude):  Reads _README.md + _topics/ -> picks up work
  Session 3 (Cursor):  Knows the full project, requirements, history
  Teammate's Agent:    Imports experience pack -> instant onboarding

  Result: Continuous context. Consistent quality. Industrial output.

Why fcontext

For Individuals

AI delivers results, but you deliver process and experience.

Your expertise — how you approach problems, what patterns you've learned, what pitfalls to avoid — is lost every time a session ends. fcontext captures and persists that experience, so your AI gets smarter with every interaction.

  • Cross-session memory — Topics and conclusions survive between conversations
  • Cross-agent portability — Switch from Copilot to Claude to Cursor without losing context
  • Experience visualization — Your accumulated knowledge becomes a structured, reusable asset

For Teams & Enterprises

No single agent has all the context to do the job. Real work is distributed.

In production environments, context is fragmented: requirements live in documents, domain knowledge lives in people's heads, architecture decisions live in past conversations. fcontext solves distributed context.

  • Team knowledge sync — Export/import experience packs so every team member's agent shares the same domain understanding
  • Requirements traceability — Track stories, tasks, bugs with full evolution history — from document to delivery
  • Compliance-ready — All data stored locally in .fcontext/, no cloud dependency, fully offline capable
  • Industrial-grade delivery — Structured context + requirements tracking + document indexing = consistent, auditable AI output

Features

Capability Description Data Location
Multi-Agent Support Works with all mainstream AI coding agents Agent-native config files
Document Indexing PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, Keynote, EPUB to Markdown .fcontext/_cache/
Dynamic Context Building AI accumulates knowledge topics across sessions .fcontext/_topics/
Experience Packs Import/export domain knowledge across projects and teams .fcontext/_experiences/
Requirements Management Stories, tasks, bugs with evolution tracking .fcontext/_requirements/
Workspace Map Auto-generated project structure overview .fcontext/_workspace.map
Living Project Summary AI-maintained _README.md, first thing every session reads .fcontext/_README.md
Offline & Secure All data local. No cloud. No API keys. No telemetry. .fcontext/

Supported Agents

Agent Command Config Format
GitHub Copilot fcontext enable copilot .github/instructions/*.instructions.md
Claude Code fcontext enable claude .claude/rules/*.md
Cursor fcontext enable cursor .cursor/rules/*.md
Trae fcontext enable trae .trae/rules/*.md
OpenCode fcontext enable opencode Uses Claude format
OpenClaw fcontext enable openclaw skills/ only

Installation

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.9+
  • pip

Install from PyPI

pip install fcontext

Verify

fcontext --version
# fcontext 1.0.0

Quick Start

# 1. Initialize in any project
cd your-project
fcontext init

# 2. Activate your AI agent
fcontext enable copilot    # or: claude, cursor, trae, opencode, openclaw

# 3. Index your documents
fcontext index docs/

# 4. Check status
fcontext status

That's it. Your AI agent now reads project context automatically on every session.


Use Cases

Scenario 1: Picking Up Where You Left Off

Problem: You had a deep debugging session yesterday. Today, a new session knows nothing.

# fcontext automatically persists session knowledge to _topics/
# Next session reads _topics/ and _README.md first

# To see what was saved:
fcontext topic list
fcontext topic show debugging-auth-flow

The new session starts with full context of yesterday's findings.

Scenario 2: Switching Between Agents

Problem: You used Cursor for frontend work but need Claude for backend refactoring. Claude has no idea what Cursor did.

# Enable both agents — they share the same .fcontext/ data
fcontext enable cursor
fcontext enable claude

# Both agents read the same _README.md, _topics/, _requirements/
# Context is agent-agnostic

Scenario 3: Onboarding a New Team Member

Problem: A new developer joins. Their AI has zero project knowledge.

# Team lead exports accumulated knowledge
fcontext export team-knowledge.zip

# New member imports it
fcontext experience import team-knowledge.zip

# Their AI instantly knows: architecture, domain concepts, conventions, pitfalls
fcontext experience list

Scenario 4: Working with Binary Documents

Problem: Product specs are in PDF/DOCX. AI cannot read them.

# Convert to Markdown so any agent can read them
fcontext index specs/product-requirements.pdf
fcontext index contracts/

# AI now references the content directly from _cache/
fcontext status

Scenario 5: Requirements-Driven Development

Problem: Requirements are scattered across documents, Slack, and meetings. AI builds the wrong thing.

# Structure requirements in fcontext
fcontext req add "User authentication via OAuth" -t story
fcontext req add "Support Google and GitHub providers" -t task --parent STORY-001
fcontext req set TASK-001 status in-progress

# AI reads _requirements/ and builds against tracked specs
fcontext req board    # Kanban view
fcontext req tree     # Hierarchy view

Scenario 6: Sharing Domain Expertise Across Projects

Problem: You've built deep domain knowledge in Project A. Project B needs the same expertise.

# In Project A: export to a git repo
fcontext export git@github.com:team/domain-knowledge.git

# In Project B: import as experience pack
fcontext experience import git@github.com:team/domain-knowledge.git

# Keep it updated
fcontext experience update

Commands Reference

Core

Command Description
fcontext init Initialize .fcontext/ in workspace
fcontext enable <agent> Activate an AI agent
fcontext enable list Show all supported agents and status
fcontext status Show index statistics
fcontext clean Clear cached files
fcontext reset Delete all .fcontext/ data

File Indexing

Command Description
fcontext index Scan and convert all files in workspace
fcontext index <file> Convert a specific file
fcontext index <dir> Convert all files in a directory
fcontext index -f Force re-convert even if up-to-date

Requirements

Command Description
fcontext req add "title" -t TYPE Add item (roadmap/epic/story/task/bug)
fcontext req list List all items (supports --type, --status filters)
fcontext req tree Hierarchy view
fcontext req board Kanban board by status
fcontext req show ID Item details + changelog
fcontext req set ID field value Update a field
fcontext req link ID TYPE TARGET Link items (supersedes/evolves/relates/blocks)
fcontext req trace ID Follow evolution chain
fcontext req comment ID "msg" Add a comment

Topics

Command Description
fcontext topic list List accumulated knowledge topics
fcontext topic show <name> Show topic content
fcontext topic clean Remove empty topic files

Experience Packs

Command Description
fcontext experience list Show imported packs
fcontext experience import <source> Import from zip, git URL, or download URL
fcontext experience remove <name> Remove a pack
fcontext experience update [name] Update from original source
fcontext export <output> Export knowledge to zip or git remote

How It Works

your-project/
  .fcontext/                        # All context data (git-tracked)
    _README.md                      # AI-maintained project summary
    _workspace.map                  # Auto-generated structure
    _index.json                     # File index registry
    _cache/                         # Converted documents (Markdown)
    _topics/                        # Session knowledge & conclusions
    _requirements/                  # Stories, tasks, bugs
      items.csv                     # Structured data
      _backlog.md                   # Auto-generated summary
      docs/                         # Per-item details
    _experiences/                   # Imported domain knowledge (read-only)
      <pack-name>/
        _README.md
        _cache/
        _topics/

  .github/instructions/             # Copilot (auto-generated by fcontext enable)
  .claude/rules/                    # Claude (auto-generated)
  .cursor/rules/                    # Cursor (auto-generated)
  .trae/rules/                      # Trae (auto-generated)

Each AI agent gets instructions in its native format. The instructions teach the agent to:

  1. Read .fcontext/_README.md first to understand the project
  2. Check _cache/ before trying to read binary files
  3. Use fcontext req commands for requirements (never parse CSV manually)
  4. Save important conclusions to _topics/ for future sessions
  5. Read _experiences/ for imported domain knowledge

For Contributors

We welcome contributions! Here's how to get started:

# 1. Fork and clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/<your-fork>/fcontext.git
cd fcontext

# 2. Install in development mode
pip install -e ".[test]"

# 3. Run the test suite
pytest tests/
# 213 tests should pass

# 4. Understand the structure
# fcontext/
#   cli.py              # CLI entry point & argument parsing
#   init.py             # Workspace initialization & agent configs
#   indexer.py          # File scanning, conversion, text copy
#   experience.py       # Experience pack import/export/update
#   requirements.py     # Requirements CRUD & reporting
#   topics.py           # Topic management
#   workspace_map.py    # Project structure generation

# 5. Make your changes, add tests, verify
pytest tests/ --tb=short

# 6. Create a PR (never push directly to main)
git checkout -b feat/your-feature
git commit -m "feat: description"
git push -u origin feat/your-feature

Guidelines

  • Every new feature needs tests
  • Keep from __future__ import annotations in all modules (Python 3.9 compat)
  • CLI commands should give clear error messages when .fcontext/ is not initialized
  • Experience packs under _experiences/ are always read-only

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License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.

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