ContextGraph Plugin for Claude Code

Your context graph is a living planning layer that self-improves with every agentic execution. It provides:

1. Low-friction planning input: Vibe-like, natural language planning that integrates everywhere you work
2. Living, responsive planning layer: Plans that improve and evolve with every agentic execution, learning optimal action sizing and context relevance
3. Self-documenting outputs: Automatically generates tailored documentation for different purposes and personas

The system transforms free-form ideas into optimally-sized, executable actions with just-right context, eliminates wasted tokens and retry loops, and captures the full story of your work's evolution.

Installation

Via the /plugin menu in Claude Code:

1. Select "Manage marketplaces"
2. Add marketplace: contextgraph/claude-code-plugin
3. Select "Browse and install plugins"
4. Install contextgraph

Then restart Claude Code.

Verify Installation

Check that everything is working:

/mcp

You should see contextgraph listed as a configured MCP server.

Features

• Persistent Action Management: Create, update, and track actions across sessions
• Hierarchical Planning: Organize work in parent-child relationships
• Dependency Tracking: Manage action dependencies and execution order
• Semantic Search: Find actions using natural language queries
• Completion Context: Rich completion stories with technical changes and outcomes
• MCP Integration: Full Model Context Protocol support for seamless Claude Code integration

MCP Tools Available

Once installed, Claude Code can use these tools:

• create - Create new actions with parent and dependency relationships
• update - Update action properties and dependencies
• complete - Mark actions as done with completion context
• search - Search actions using semantic similarity and keywords
• fetch - Get full details for specific actions
• move - Reorganize action hierarchy
• suggest_parent - Get AI-powered parent suggestions
• parse_plan - Convert unstructured text into structured actions
• fetch_tree - View hierarchical action trees

Getting Started

After installation, Claude Code can help you:

1. Create your first action:

   Create an action to implement user authentication
   

2. Search existing work:

   Find actions related to database migrations
   

3. Complete work and capture context:

   Mark action [id] as complete with the changes we just made
   

Web Dashboard

Visit contextgraph.dev to view and manage your actions in a visual interface.

Links

• Website: contextgraph.dev
• GitHub: github.com/contextgraph
• MCP Server: mcp.contextgraph.dev

Version

Current version: 0.9.2

License

MIT