Calendar
Entities, events, and conflict detection. Export to .ics. Your project timeline lives where your agent can see it.
Every other memory tool bolts onto Claude and hopes you feed it. Kontexta is the surface the work already lives on: calendar, tags, publishing, files, project map, with the memory falling out of it as a byproduct.
Entities, events, and conflict detection. Export to .ics. Your project timeline lives where your agent can see it.
Project-scoped organization the agent respects. Not a hidden vector but a real taxonomy you can list, suggest, and search.
One command turns a markdown folder into a shareable HTML report with resources, images, and cross-links intact.
One call, the whole layout. The agent doesn't grope through directories; it reads the structure like a table of contents.
Every write is git-backed. Diff against disk, roll back, or replay a change from any point in the timeline.
Point the agent at a link; the page lands in the vault as searchable markdown. No paste-and-summarize round-trip.
An 8-section profile the agent sees at every session start via MCP `instructions` — your coding rules, roadmap, and team roster. Refreshable mid-session.
Every note lists what references it. Every tag is a first-class navigation surface with counts and search. Discovery without leaving the dashboard.
A memory MCP can't give you these, because it isn't where you work.