Void Helm · Agent context
Context
Compiler.
Carry the understanding forward.
Conversations end. The work continues. Context Compiler turns conversations and project notes into reviewed, source-linked context for the next task or agent.
01 · From fragments to context
Keep what matters.
Know where it came from.
A long transcript is a record, but it takes work to turn it into a useful handoff. Context Compiler brings claims, decisions, and their sources into a workspace you can review.
- 01 · Gather
Bring the work in
Import notes and conversations as source material. Keep the evidence attached to the context it informs.
- 02 · Review
Decide what holds
Review proposed changes before accepting them. A context graph and version history keep relationships and revisions visible.
- 03 · Compile
Prepare the next step
Compile accepted, active context within a token budget. Select the memories that belong in the handoff.
02 · Context and memory
Remember with
a reason.
A useful memory needs a source, a scope, and a lifetime. Context Compiler supports project, portfolio, and personal scopes, with retention and expiry controls.
The aim is to coordinate the context agents carry between tasks: what is accepted, what still applies, and what belongs in this handoff. Context Compiler does not schedule or run agents. It decides what they know.
03 · MCP integration
A shared interface.
A reviewable trail.
Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), connected agents can retrieve context, search evidence, and inspect the graph and its history.
Write-enabled connections can propose changes for human review. MCP works over local stdio and over HTTP. Agents contribute through the same review boundary as the rest of the workspace.
04 · Current status
Taking shape.
Context Compiler is in active development at Void Helm.
Working today
Source imports, review of proposed changes, graph and revision history, scoped memory, and MCP retrieval and change proposals.
Next
Getting the right context to the right agent at the right time, measured on real projects.