Your team ships with AI.
But not the same way.

Every developer has a different setup, different rules, different habits. You adopted AI, but you never standardized it. That gap is costing you.

~/projects: ctx-sync init
The real problem

AI without standards
is just faster chaos.

01
visible 0%

No visibility

You don't know how your team uses AI. Who follows best practices. Who doesn't. What gets reviewed. What ships blind.

02
setups 10×

No consistency

Ten developers. Ten different setups. Same ticket, ten different approaches. AI amplifies what's already broken.

03
retained 0%

Knowledge walks out

When a developer leaves, their context, patterns, and shortcuts leave with them. The next hire starts from zero.

You're not the first to solve this

The pattern already exists.
You just don't have to build it.

Uber, Shopify, and Stripe all built internal layers for AI standardization: shared context, enforced standards, consistent rules across every developer.

ctx-sync gives you that foundation. Without the months of engineering.

How it works

One source of truth.
Every developer.
Every tool.
Every project.

ctx-sync generates and maintains your company's AI context (rules, standards, architecture decisions) and delivers it automatically to every developer, in every tool they already use.

Every tool. One context. Your context.

company source
ctx-sync
AK
Alex K.
Claude Code
MR
Maya R.
Cursor
JP
Jules P.
Codex
SH
Sam H.
Gemini
Workspace intelligence

Your backend and frontend are separate repos.
Your AI knows that. And knows how they connect.

Workspace context means every agent understands the full picture before writing a single line.

backend frontend mobile workspace context
Architecture decisions

Your past decisions.
Loaded into every future line of code.

ADRs don't live in Confluence anymore. ctx-sync syncs your architecture decisions directly into every agent's context, so your AI respects choices made months ago, by engineers who may have already left.

ADR_LOG 14 decisions
ADR-014 3mo
Rate limit policy per endpoint
ADR-007 8mo
Cursor-based pagination
ADR-001 14mo
Auth token rotation policy
Built-in from day one

Not a blank slate.
The best starting point we know how to build.

ctx-sync ships with curated workflows, planning patterns, and best practices built in. Your team doesn't start from zero. They start from the best. Edit what you want. Keep what works.

STARTER_PACK ready
Code review workflows 12
Planning patterns 8
Architecture templates 15
Testing conventions 9
Documentation standards 6
For engineering leaders

The knowledge stays.
Even when the developer doesn't.

You were asked to standardize AI across your team.
This is that standard. Ready to deploy.

When a developer leaves, their context, patterns, and decisions stay.
The next hire starts informed, not from zero.

For developers

Claude Code, Codex, Gemini...
Open any of them. The context is already there.

Best practices built in. Architecture decisions loaded.
Your company's standards, ready before you start.

No configuration. No learning curve.
Just better results, from day one.

Claude Code: api-service
Context synced · CLAUDE.md · workspace.md just now
YOU
Add pagination to the /users endpoint
CLAUDE
I'll use your team's cursor-based pagination pattern from ADR-007 and wire it through PaginatedResponse<T>.
✓ Follows ADR-007 ✓ Uses workspace types ✓ Matches /products pattern
Setup in minutes. Runs forever.

Three steps.
Then it takes care of itself.

Step 01 · Define

Define your workspaces and standards.

Set up repos, rules, and docs in a simple config file. We give you the schema. You fill in what's yours.

ctx-sync.config.yml
workspaces:
backend:
- api-service
- auth-service
- payments-service
 
standards:
- ADR-*
- CLAUDE.md
Step 02 · Init

Run init.

AI analyzes every repo in your workspaces and generates full context: workspace relationships, project context, ADRs, everything your agents need before writing a single line.

~/projects · ctx-sync init
$ npx ctx-sync init
 
Scanning workspace✓ 3 repos
Mapping relationships✓ 8 edges
Loading ADRs✓ 12 found
Extracting patterns✓ 27 conventions
 
Generated workspace.md
Step 03 · Merge

Merge to main. CI keeps everything current.

We give you the CI template. One setup and it runs forever. Every new decision, every new pattern, synced across your entire team automatically.

git · ctx-sync CI
a1f3c2 feat: rate limit /api ✓ 2m
b84e91 refactor: pagination ✓ 14m
c5d720 docs: ADR-014 auth strategy ✓ 1h
d90ab1 chore: bump deps ✓ 3h
FAQ

Questions, answered.
Honestly.

Is my code stored on your servers?
No. Your code never leaves your infrastructure. ctx-sync reads your repositories to generate context, but everything stays in your own GitHub. The generated files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, workspace context) live in your repos, not ours.
Which AI generates the context during init?
Yours. ctx-sync provides the workflows, skills, and agents that define how context should be generated, but the AI model is yours entirely. We suggest models that work well, but your team decides what to use. We never call any model on your behalf.
Do developers need to install anything?
No. That's the point. Context arrives automatically when developers pull the repo. They open Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever tool they use, and the context is already there. No installs, no configuration, no behavior change required.
Who keeps the context updated?
Your CI does. We give you the template. You configure it once in your pipeline. After that, every merge to main triggers an update automatically. No one needs to remember anything.
Does it work with private repositories?
Yes. ctx-sync connects via GitHub Apps: the standard enterprise authentication method. Your private repos stay private. No personal tokens, no third-party access beyond what you explicitly grant.
Do we need to configure CI?
Yes, but it's a one-time setup. We provide a ready-to-use CI template. You add it to your pipeline, merge once, and it runs forever from that point on.
How do we get started?
Request access and we'll send you everything you need: the config schema, the CI template, and a step-by-step guide. Most teams are up and running within an hour.

Your team is already using AI.
Make sure they're all using it right.

Standards don't slow teams down.
The lack of them does.