How Context works
Context gathers the sources you choose, makes the whole useful, and gives agents only the access they need.
Choose the sources that help Context understand your days: calendar, health, voice notes, plans, and the people or projects you care about. Context turns them into a focused feed—not another inbox.
A quiet morning can stay protected. A meal plan can fit the meetings ahead. Training can respond to last night’s sleep without losing sight of the week.
Meetings can be recorded in the background or offline, then transcribed on device. Decisions, commitments, people, and dates become useful context instead of disappearing into another transcript archive.
A conversation is one source among many. It informs the work and the day; it does not take over the product.
Through MCP and scoped connectors, agents can read the context they need, add artifacts, and run scheduled workflows. A founder can wake up to completed research, a verified build, or a concise daily brief.
Context keeps the workflow legible: epics, issues, artifacts, and gates show what happened, what is next, and where human judgment is required.
Your phone holds the canonical context. You choose what each agent can see, what it can add, and which actions must return to you for approval.
Permissions can be narrowed or revoked. The AI tools may change; the understanding you have built does not have to start over with them.