Genie Context

Save a named context blob, straight from your clipboard or a file, and pull it back from the CLI, MCP, or any chat. Org-shared and size-bounded, so your whole team works from the same source.

What it is

A small, named store for the context you keep re-pasting: an API spec, a schema, a runbook excerpt, a prompt preamble. Save it once; everyone on your org can load it by name. It is deliberately a store, not a corpus: there is no crawler and no re-indexing.

bash
# Save the current clipboard as a named, org-shared context
$ genie context save --from-clipboard --name api-spec
  saved · ctx_8f2a · 14 KB · org-shared

# Pull it back anywhere; copies it to your clipboard, ready to paste
$ genie context get -c api-spec
  → copied to clipboard · ready to paste into any chat

How it works

• Save from the OS clipboard (--from-clipboard) or pass content directly (-c). Give it a --name to fetch it by later.
• Get by id or name with genie context get -c <id-or-name>: the content is copied to your clipboard, ready to paste into any chat.
• Org-shared: ownership is resolved server-side from your key or session; teammates in the org fetch the same blob by name.
• Size-bounded: contexts are capped; oversized content is rejected rather than silently truncated.

Over the API and MCP

The same store is reachable over HTTP (POST /api/v1/contexts, GET /api/v1/contexts, and GET/DELETE /api/v1/contexts/{id}) and from MCP-aware clients, so an agent can load shared context the same way you do from the CLI. See Authentication for keys.