Context Generator

MCP-powered development toolkit that gives AI full access to your codebase

CTXis a single ~20 MB binary with zero dependencies. No Node.js, no Python, no runtime — just download, connect to your MCP client, and start coding with AI.

Connect it toClaude Desktop,Cursor,Cline, or any MCP-compatible client — and your AI gets direct access to read, write, search, and modify files across your projects.

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tools: - id: run-tests description: "Run project tests with coverage" type: run commands: - cmd: vendor/bin/phpunit args: [ "--coverage-html", "logs/coverage" ] - id: deploy description: "Deploy to staging" type: run schema: type: object properties: branch: type: string default: "main" commands: - cmd: ./deploy.sh args: [ "{{branch}}" ]

Tests, migrations, linters, deployments — anything your terminal can run, AI can trigger.

Work across multiple microservices simultaneously. AI sees all your projects and can develop cross-cutting features:

projects: - name: backend-api path: ../backend description: "REST API service" - name: auth-service path: ../auth description: "Authentication microservice" - name: shared-lib path: ../packages/shared description: "Shared domain models"

Start a session, ask AI to list available projects, and develop features that span multiple services — all in one conversation.

Define exactly what context your AI needs. CTX collects code from files, git diffs, GitHub repos, URLs, and more — then structures it into clean markdown documents:

documents: - description: User Authentication System outputPath: auth.md sources: - type: file sourcePaths: [ src/Auth ] filePattern: "*.php" - type: git_diff commit: "last-week"

Everything is configured throughcontext.yamlwith full JSON Schema support. Your AI assistant can generate and modify these configs for you — just describe what you need.

ctx init # Generate initial config ctx generate # Build context documents ctx server # Start MCP server

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/context-hub/generator/main/download-latest.sh | sh

powershell -c "& ([ScriptBlock]::Create((irm 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/context-hub/generator/main/download-latest.ps1'))) -AddToPath"

Connect to Claude Desktop (or Any MCP Client)

The fastest way — auto-detect OS and configure your MCP client:

Or add manually to your MCP client config:

{ "mcpServers": { "ctx": { "command": "ctx", "args": [ "server" ] } } }

{ "mcpServers": { "ctx": { "command": "ctx", "args": [ "server", "-c", "/path/to/project" ] } } }

That's it. Your AI assistant now has full access to your project through MCP.

If you also want to generate static context files for copy-paste workflows:

cd your-project ctx init # Create context.yaml ctx generate # Build markdown contexts

CTX operates in two modes that complement each other:

MCP Server Mode— AI interacts with your codebase in real-time:

AI Assistant ←→ CTX MCP Server ←→ Your Project Files ↕ Custom Tools (tests, deploy, lint...) Multiple Projects Context Documents

Context Generation Mode— build structured documents for any LLM:

context.yaml → Sources → Filters → Modifiers → Markdown Documents

Connect CTX to Claude Desktop or Cursor. Ask your AI to explore the codebase, understand architecture, write new features, run tests, and fix issues — all without leaving the conversation.

Working on a feature that touches multiple microservices? Register all projects, and AI can read code from one service, understand shared models, and implement changes across the entire stack.

Generate context documents with recent git diffs, relevant source files, and architecture overview. Share with reviewers or AI assistants for thorough, informed reviews.

New team member? Generate a comprehensive project overview — architecture, key interfaces, domain models — in seconds. AI can then answer questions about the codebase with full context.

Point CTX at your source code with modifiers likephp-signatureto extract API surfaces, then let AI generate comprehensive documentation.

For complete documentation, including all features and configuration options:

- 💡 Share and discover configurations and workflows
- 🛠️ Get help with setup and advanced usage
- 🚀 Showcase your AI development workflows
- 📢 First to know about new releases

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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