Your working preferences
Capture the tone, level of detail and habits that make an answer useful. Update your personal context as your needs change.
Context OS / Personal
Your preferences, priorities and projects deserve more than a fresh introduction at every session.

01 More than a persona
A persona describes how you like to work. Project context captures what you are working on. Together, they give the next session a clearer start.
Capture the tone, level of detail and habits that make an answer useful. Update your personal context as your needs change.
Give each effort its own goals, decisions and current state. Keep project details separate from your everyday preferences.
Leave a useful handoff: what changed, what is still open and what should happen next. Return with less to reconstruct.
The useful details about how you work.
A record you can read, edit and bring into an authorized session.
02 From one session to the next
You finish a planning session with a clear direction. Save the decision and the next step in your project record. When you return, an authorized, compatible agent can read that starting point.
Choose the tool that fits the next task. Your context stays readable in Markdown.
See the complete workflowLead with three selected projects. Each story should explain the problem, the decision and the result.
Use a short case-study format so the work is easy to scan.
Draft the first case study. Confirm which results can be shared publicly.
03 You set the boundaries
Save the details that help the work. Review your record and keep it current as priorities change.
Compatible agents need permission to access context. Available capabilities depend on the client and the access you grant.
Context updates follow the applicable approval policy. Review proposed changes where approval is required.
Give it a clearer picture of you and your work.
Account creation follows current registration availability.