Sources and conflicting versions
Each section keeps its selected source and any available date. Other versions stay beside it.
ContextCake · local context for AI tools
Keep company rules, team decisions, and personal notes in separate files. ContextCake combines the parts that apply and shows the source for each one, with a date when available.
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01 / The problem
Company policy, team practice, and personal notes often differ for good reasons. ContextCake keeps those sources separate and decides which one applies to each section.
02 / How it works
A personal note can change the database choice without replacing the rest of the company decision.
If your personal note says nothing about ownership, ContextCake uses the team or company section. You do not have to copy the full document.
ContextCake keeps the other version, its source, and its date beside the selected section. Your AI tool can see the difference before it acts.
03 / App and AI tools
The Mac app lets you add sources and inspect what ContextCake resolved. MCP is the local connection that lets Codex, Claude, Cursor, and other compatible tools read the same result.
searchread_filelist_conceptsget_linksfind_captureswhats_new04 / Packs
A Pack is a folder of methods, rules, templates, examples, and reference material. You can inspect every file and keep your own rules separate.
05 / Details
Each section keeps its selected source and any available date. Other versions stay beside it.
Combine Markdown folders and GitHub repositories. Advanced setups can also use trusted MCP sources.
Capture useful work as a draft and require review before sensitive changes become shared context.
Compatible AI tools can search, read, list, follow links, and catch up without changing your files.
The core uses only Node.js built-ins. Remote sources connect only when you add them.
Get started
The Mac app handles source setup and the connection to your AI tool. The versioned source is also available for Intel Macs, Linux, WSL, audits, and contributions.