Contextaco

Contextaco carries context across sessions, people and agents.

A valuable session produces a durable state of understanding — the decisions made, the constraints that decided them, the approaches that failed, the questions still open. That state normally dies when the session ends, and the next session starts by reconstructing it.

Contextaco makes it persistent. Your agent captures what a piece of work established, as the work happens, in a taco: one address holding the notes for one line of work. A later session loads it and continues from that understanding instead of rebuilding it. When the work branches into a different intention, you fork it — the copy is independent, and it records where it came from.

Everything is private by default. Publishing is a deliberate act, and a published taco can be read and forked by anyone.

The tools cover four actions:

Capture — write a taco and the notes that make it up, each with a declared kind, so a decision is distinguishable from an open question.

Load — read a taco's shape first, then open only the notes you need.

Fork — take someone else's work as a starting point, or branch your own. Take the whole thing, or just the recipe: the shape without the content.

Continue — checkpoint what changed, so the next session can see how the work moved and pick it up.

Contextaco makes no model calls of its own. It stores and serves; your agent does the reasoning.