Local repo graph
Analyze repository structure locally and derive a project graph without sending the source repository to the server.
One living context layer for every coding agent.
Find what your agents do not know. Answer it once. Keep product, architecture, requirements and plans current across tools and teams.
Teams maintain CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, tool rules, architecture notes and requirements independently. The same fact can drift across files, disappear from a conversation, or remain an assumption nobody has challenged.
File conversion is not the hard problem. Freshness and missing context are. ContextHub builds a canonical project understanding, finds low-confidence gaps, and asks the team the questions that matter.
ContextHub treats context as a living system instead of another document.
Analyze repository structure locally and derive a project graph without sending the source repository to the server.
Low-confidence facts become explicit questions ranked by impact and confidence gap.
Product, architecture, requirements, constraints and answers strengthen one shared context layer.
Planning uses the same project context and unresolved questions rather than a disconnected chat history.
Synchronize the canonical context into the files and shapes different coding agents expect.
The accumulated context layer remains portable instead of becoming a black-box dependency.
Build the project graph on the developer's machine. Source code stays local.
Turn incomplete assumptions into ranked, answerable questions.
A human can resolve the question from the web or CLI. The answer updates the canonical context.
Render the current understanding into each agent's native context surface.
Plans and completed work flow back into the same project understanding.
Q1What happens after the third payment retry?importance 0.94 · confidence 0.31ANSWERMove to manual review; never re-authorize automatically.canonical context updatedSYNC4 native agent contexts regenerated locallyfreshQuestions about access, product collaboration or the underlying system?