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OpenContext

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About OpenContext

OpenContext is a personal context store designed for AI assistants and coding tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex. It provides a persistent memory for AI agents, allowing users to capture, search, and reuse project knowledge across different sessions and repositories.

The tool integrates with existing coding agent CLIs, adding a graphical interface and built-in skills without requiring a separate agent subscription. It includes features like a global context library, slash commands for quick access, and tools for agents to directly interact with stored knowledge.

Key features

  • Global context library accessible across all projects
  • Integration with existing coding agent CLIs (Codex/Claude/OpenCode)
  • Desktop app for managing contexts with a native UI
  • Web UI for browsing and editing contexts locally
  • Built-in skills and slash commands for Cursor/Claude Code
  • MCP server for agent tool integration
  • CLI for managing folders, documents, and searches

Download desktop-v0.2.7

Jan 30, 2026
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Frequently asked questions

Is OpenContext free?
Yes. OpenContext is free and open-source software, distributed under the MIT license.
Which platforms does OpenContext support?
OpenContext provides downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux.
What is the latest version of OpenContext?
The latest version is desktop-v0.2.7, released on Jan 30, 2026.
What is OpenContext?
OpenContext is a personal context store for AI assistants and coding tools, providing persistent memory to avoid repeating information across sessions.
How does OpenContext work with existing coding agents?
It reuses your existing CLI (Codex/Claude/OpenCode) and adds a GUI plus built-in skills/tools, without requiring a separate agent subscription.
What platforms are supported?
OpenContext supports integration with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode through user-level configuration files.
Is OpenContext free to use?
Yes, OpenContext is free and open source. License details are available in the repository.

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