Context Engine

Context Engine

One memory for your AI agents and human team members.

Shared memory service that lets AI assistants and team members read, ask about, and add to the same project context.

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Overview

What is Context Engine?

One memory for your AI agents and human team members.

Context Engine is a shared memory for AI agents and the people on a team. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code save to it as they work, and team members read it, ask it questions and add files.

The point is continuity: instead of every agent starting from zero and every teammate re-explaining the project, everyone works from the same memory. It is listed as free to start, so a team can try the shared-memory workflow before committing to a paid plan.

Platforms and languages

Context Engine Availability

Platforms

WebApi

Languages

English

Capabilities

Context Engine Key Features

One shared memory

A single memory that AI agents and human team members both use, instead of each tool keeping its own.

Agents save as they work

Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code save to the shared memory while they work.

People can read and add

Team members read the shared memory, ask it questions, and add files to it.

Continuity across tools

The next agent or teammate picks up existing context instead of starting from zero.

Free to start

The launch listing describes Context Engine as free to start.

Best for

Who uses Context Engine?

Teams whose AI assistants and people work on the same projects

Keep one shared memory so agents and teammates stop re-explaining context and build on each other's work

Plans and access

Context Engine Pricing

Freemium

Common questions

Context Engine FAQs

Which AI tools can save to Context Engine?

According to the launch description, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code save to it as they work.

Can people on the team use the same memory as the agents?

Yes. Team members can read the shared memory, ask it questions and add files, rather than only viewing agent output.

Is Context Engine free?

The launch listing says it is free to start; check the official site for current paid-plan details.

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