MCP Context Manager
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A collection of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers to enhance AI models with persistent context across work sessions throughout the project lifecycle. Context for each project is stored in a domain-specific knowledge graph handled by the domain's server.
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What is MCP Context Manager?
The MCP Context Manager is a system that orchestrates domain-specific MCP servers, providing a unified interface for managing persistent context for AI models. It allows you to build, load, and delete context, manage sessions, and work across multiple knowledge domains through a central Context Manager.
How to use MCP Context Manager?
The Context Manager can be used via npx, global installation, or by cloning and building from source. It provides command-line arguments for specifying ports, enabling debug logging, and specifying configuration files. You can interact with domain servers using tools like setActiveDomain, startsession, endsession, buildcontext, loadcontext, and deletecontext. Cross-domain operations are supported via relateCrossDomain.
Key features of MCP Context Manager
Persistent Context
Efficient Access
Session Management
Cross-Domain Support
Use cases of MCP Context Manager
Enhancing AI models with persistent context
Managing context across different domains (e.g., software development, project management, education, research)
Improving AI model performance by freeing up context window and minimizing token cost
Creating relationships between entities in different domains
Streamlining workflows with consistent status and priority management
FAQ from MCP Context Manager
What is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server?
What is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server?
An MCP server manages context for a specific domain, storing it in a knowledge graph and providing access to AI models.
How does the Context Manager improve AI model performance?
How does the Context Manager improve AI model performance?
By freeing up the context window and minimizing token cost through the use of knowledge graphs.
What domain servers are available?
What domain servers are available?
The Context Manager orchestrates Developer, Project, Student, Qualitative Research, and Quantitative Research MCP servers.
How do I select a specific domain to work with?
How do I select a specific domain to work with?
Use the setActiveDomain tool to select the desired domain.
How do I handle common issues like 'Port Already in Use'?
How do I handle common issues like 'Port Already in Use'?
Use the --port option to specify a different port when running the server.