Agent Coordination: - Epimetheus (Architect) identity assigned and registered - Connected to PS-SHA-∞ memory system (4,059 entries) - Task claimed from marketplace - Broadcasting to other agents Launch Documentation Created: - PUBLISH_TO_NPM.md - Complete npm publishing guide - STRIPE_LIVE_SETUP.md - Stripe live mode setup guide - AGENT_COORDINATION_REPORT.md - Full status and next steps - EPIMETHEUS_SESSION_COMPLETE.md - Session summary - Added all previous documentation to repo Launch Status: 98% Complete Blocked on: User actions (npm login + Stripe products) Ready: Screenshots, testing, submissions, announcements Next Steps: 1. User: npm login && npm publish (10 min) 2. User: Create Stripe products (5 min) 3. Capture 5 screenshots (15 min) 4. Manual testing on 4 platforms (20 min) 5. Submit to Chrome Web Store (30 min) 6. Launch announcements (10 min) Total time to launch: ~90 minutes Agent Body: qwen2.5-coder:7b (open source) Memory Hash: 4e3d2012 Collaboration: ACTIVE Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Context Bridge CLI
Stop re-explaining yourself to AI assistants
A command-line tool for managing persistent AI context files across Claude, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and other AI assistants.
Why?
Every time you start a new AI conversation, you spend 10 minutes re-explaining:
- What you're working on
- Your tech stack
- Your preferences
- What happened last session
Context Bridge solves this. Create once, use everywhere.
Installation
npm install -g @context-bridge/cli
Quick Start
# 1. Authenticate with GitHub
context login
# 2. Create your context (choose a template or start blank)
context init
# 3. Get your URL
context url
# 4. In any AI chat, say:
"Read [your-url] first"
That's it! The AI now understands your full context.
Commands
context login
Authenticate with GitHub (required once)
context login
context init
Create a new context file
# Interactive mode with template selection
context init
# Use specific template
context init --template developer
Available templates:
developer- For software engineersdesigner- For UI/UX designerspm- For product managerswriter- For writers/content creatorsstudent- For studentsentrepreneur- For founders/entrepreneursblank- Start from scratch
context update
Edit your context and push changes
# Opens in your default editor ($EDITOR)
context update
# Use specific editor
context update --editor code # VS Code
context update --editor vim
# Add commit message
context update --message "Updated current sprint tasks"
context view
Show your current context
# Pretty formatted
context view
# Raw markdown (for piping)
context view --raw
context history
Show version history
# Show last 10 versions
context history
# Show last 20 versions
context history --number 20
context url
Get your shareable URL
# Show URL
context url
# Copy to clipboard
context url --copy
# Get raw URL (for AI assistants)
context url --raw
context status
Check context health
context status
How It Works
- GitHub Gists: Your context is stored in a private GitHub gist (you own it)
- Public URL: The gist has a public URL that AI assistants can read
- Version Control: Every update creates a new version (full history)
- Universal: Works with any AI that can read URLs
Usage with AI Assistants
Claude (claude.ai)
Read https://gist.github.com/[username]/[id]/raw/CONTEXT.md first, then help me with [task]
ChatGPT
Before we start, please read my context at: [your raw URL]
Now, [your question]
GitHub Copilot
Add to your project's .github/copilot-instructions.md:
Read [your raw URL] for project context.
Any AI Assistant
Just paste your raw URL at the start of conversations!
Best Practices
Update Regularly
Update your context after significant changes:
context update --message "Completed auth system"
Keep It Current
Add to end of each AI session:
- What was completed
- What's next
- Current blockers
Use Templates
Start with a template, customize to your needs:
context init --template developer
context update # Customize it
Share Across Teams
Everyone on your team can have their own context:
# Engineering lead
context init --template developer
# Product manager
context init --template pm
# Designer
context init --template designer
Configuration
Config stored in ~/.context-bridge/config.json:
{
"github_token": "ghp_xxx",
"gist_id": "abc123",
"gist_url": "https://gist.github.com/...",
"raw_url": "https://gist.github.com/.../raw/...",
"last_updated": "2026-02-13T17:00:00.000Z",
"template": "developer",
"name": "Your Name"
}
Examples
Software Developer Context
context init --template developer
# Edit to add your stack, current project, preferences
context update
# Share with AI assistants
context url --copy
Writer Context
context init --template writer
# Add your voice, audience, current pieces
context update
# AI now writes in your style
Student Context
context init --template student
# Add courses, assignments, learning goals
context update
# AI tutors based on your context
Troubleshooting
"Not authenticated"
context login
"No context initialized"
context init
"Failed to update"
Check your internet connection and GitHub token permissions (needs gist scope).
Editor not opening
Set your preferred editor:
export EDITOR=code # VS Code
export EDITOR=vim # Vim
export EDITOR=nano # Nano
Privacy
- Your data: Stored in your GitHub account (you own it)
- We don't store: Any of your context content
- We only store: Gist ID for CLI convenience
- Private by default: Gists are private (readable via URL but not listed)
License
MIT
Links
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