context
Easy-mode session management
A simplified wrapper around the memory tool. Four actions, minimal syntax, maximum productivity. Perfect for quick sessions.
Memory vs Context
Same underlying system, different interfaces. Use context for speed, memory for power.
context
- ✓4 simple actions
- ✓Minimal parameters
- ✓Quick to learn
- ✓Auto-loads git state
- ✗No memory scopes
- ✗No checkpoints
Best for: Individual sessions, quick tasks
memory
- ✓40+ actions
- ✓Fine-grained control
- ✓Memory scopes (personal/team/org)
- ✓Checkpoints
- ✓Ideas & features tracking
- ✓Schema scanning
Best for: Team workflows, complex projects
Four Actions
load
Start your session
Loads previous session context, git state, and your preferences. Run this first.
context() // or context({ action: 'load' })search
Find information
Semantic search across all your memories. Faster than asking the user.
context({ action: 'search', query: 'auth implementation' })save
Store something
Save an insight, decision, or piece of knowledge for later.
context({ action: 'save', text: 'Decided to use Zod for API validation' })end
Wrap up session
Save a summary for next time. What you accomplished, what's pending.
context({ action: 'end', summary: 'Completed API auth. Next: add refresh tokens.' })Typical Session
Start session (loads your context)
context()Check if you've solved this before
context({ action: 'search', query: 'rate limiting' })Work on your feature...
(AI remembers your preferences from loaded context)
Save a learning along the way
context({ action: 'save', text: 'Redis rate limiter needs sliding window for bursts' })End with a summary
context({ action: 'end', summary: 'Rate limiting done. Need to add bypass for internal services.' })Simple context, powerful results
Four actions. Zero learning curve. Full session continuity.