one-context
An experimental local background service that watches a project's repositories and compiles their changing state into a compact context artifact an AI assistant can read directly.
one-context is an experimental local context compiler: a background service that auto-discovers or registers project folders, watches them for Git and file changes, and compresses meaningful changes into a small context artifact that Claude, Codex or another assistant can read directly, aiming for deterministic, always-available project handoffs. The service compiles repository state from Git and file changes rather than reading a model's private conversation context, and an LLM (a local Ollama server or an API) can optionally improve a handoff's language, but never becomes the source of truth.
A single command registers folders, starts the background service, and writes assistant-ready artifacts automatically; a status command reports daemon health, including a machine-readable JSON mode for scripts. File events are debounced with a 15-minute reconciliation scan.
The project describes itself as an alpha research and learning project, not yet a production-ready context-management system, and is written in Go.