Fill in your repo context
Enter your project name, tech stack, architecture notes, key conventions, known gotchas, and current goals, one item per line in each field.
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Context Port
Package your repository's important context — tech stack, architecture, conventions, gotchas, and current goals — into one portable, formatted brief you can paste straight into a new AI coding assistant instead of re-explaining your project from scratch.
- Updates live — no submit button
- Plain formatting logic, not AI-generated text
- All input stays in your browser
Results update automatically as you change any field.
Context completeness 0%
Portable context brief
How it works
A formatted context brief is generated live
Your inputs are structured into a headed, AGENTS.md-style document, and a completeness score shows which sections still need filling in before it is ready to transfer.
Copy it into any AI coding assistant
Paste the brief as the first message in Cursor, GitHub Copilot Chat, Replit, Lovable, Claude, or any other assistant, or save it as a project context file if the tool supports one.
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Frequently asked questions
Does this read my actual codebase?
No — this tool only formats the context you type in. It does not connect to your repository, scan files, or send anything anywhere; it runs entirely in your browser.
What does the completeness score measure?
It reflects how many of the five context sections (tech stack, architecture, conventions, gotchas, goals) have at least one entry, weighted by how useful each tends to be for a new assistant picking up the project.
Why is this better than just describing my project in a chat message?
A structured brief front-loads the details an assistant needs (stack, conventions, gotchas) so you are not re-explaining the same things every time you switch tools or start a new session, and it is reusable across assistants.
Should I keep this brief up to date?
Yes — it is a snapshot, not a live sync. Re-generate it whenever your architecture, stack, or conventions change meaningfully, especially before onboarding a new AI tool or teammate.
Can I save the output as a file in my repo?
Yes — many tools (Cursor, Claude Code, others) recognize a project-context file like AGENTS.md or .cursorrules. Paste the generated brief into one of those instead of a chat message if your assistant supports it.
How We Compare
| Feature | MVPHub | Cursor | GitHub Copilot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Generates a portable, tool-agnostic context brief | Included | Not included | Not included |
| Works across any AI coding assistant | Included | Limited | Limited |
| Instant and free | Included | Not included | Not included |
| Reads your live repository automatically | Not included | Included | Included |
Cursor and GitHub Copilot build project context automatically while you work inside them, but that context stays tied to the specific tool. MVPHub gives you a portable, manually-curated brief you can carry to a different assistant in seconds.
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