Find and understand
Get evidence from source, project knowledge, and files that are not source code.
Documentation
ContextStream connects the coding assistant you already use to your indexed code and your project's decisions, lessons, and plans. You state the outcome and its boundaries; your assistant looks up what it needs. It works the same whether you work independently or with a team.
You stay in control of goals and consequential actions. See how the partnership works.
Quickstart
Paste one command into a terminal in your project folder. Sign in when your browser opens; new accounts start free, with no credit card.
Setup finds Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Windsurf, and more, connects the ones you pick, and starts indexing in the background.
Try “what project am I in?” If your assistant names the project, you’re connected. From here, just describe the outcome you want.
curl -fsSL https://contextstream.io/scripts/mcp.sh | bashirm https://contextstream.io/scripts/mcp.ps1 | iexConnect Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, and other assistants to ContextStream's indexed code and durable project knowledge.
Search code and media, resume past work, write runbooks, track delivery, preserve decisions and lessons, and share exactly the context another person or agent needs.
Production platform
Start with the outcome. Your connected assistant handles the ContextStream mechanics and keeps the work in the right project.
Get evidence from source, project knowledge, and files that are not source code.
Keep the reasoning and working state that should survive one chat window.
Create durable material your assistant can find at the moment it is needed.
Give active work the right shape, from a small bug to an incident or release.
Move selected context and proven workflows without opening the whole workspace.
Bring in the systems you already use and keep the context boundary explicit.
Understand the operating model or build directly against the production interfaces.
Beta
ContextCode is an optional terminal coding agent in beta. These guides cover the beta client; it is not required for the production MCP experience.