Context worth passing around.
Taco it once — so any human, agent or session can continue it.
claude mcp add --transport http contextaco https://mcp.contextaco.dev
/mcp in Claude Code and choose Authenticate. Your workspace is https://mcp.contextaco.dev.Four verbs, and your agent does three of them.
Your agent writes what the session worked out — the decision, the evidence, the thing that failed — while it is still working.
The next session, or the next person, starts holding all of it. No re-reading, no re-deciding.
When the intention diverges, take a copy and make it yours. The origin is recorded, and nothing you do can touch it.
The point of all of it. Work resumes instead of restarting.
Your agent forgets. Your taco doesn’t.
A session ends and what it worked out ends with it. A taco does not belong to a session — or to a client, or to one person. Your agent writes it while the work happens, and whoever comes next reads it in one call.
Every version keeps the reason it changed.
Every write is a checkpoint, and a checkpoint carries the sentence explaining it. Nothing is overwritten quietly: the version that was wrong stays readable, next to the reason it changed.
Which is the half that usually goes missing. A file tells you what someone decided. A history tells you what they tried first.
See how a taco changes →Never explain the same context twice.
Private by default. Publish when you choose, and only what you choose.
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