ctx-chat

To save chat threads as project documentation, you can import multi-participant messages into a structured context folder. The system captures raw content, synthesizes key themes, and validates speculative claims, creating reusable reference files for future project sessions.

Yes, you can re-import chat threads without duplicating messages by using thread deduplication. An index file tracks prior import history, ensuring subsequent imports process only new messages and append them to the existing project context without overwriting previous data.

Context synthesis for stakeholder chat threads is the process of summarizing raw messages into structured project state. It extracts commitments and themes from multi-party discussions, separating confirmed facts from speculative interpretations to maintain decision traceability.

Chat capture works with both multi-participant threads and direct message imports. It extracts participants from the thread content, matches them to existing project people files when possible, and updates a thread index to ground the captured conversation in your active project.

Generating project context from a chat thread produces three specific files: raw.md for original messages, synthesis.md for summarized themes and commitments, and validation.md for validating speculative interpretations. An index.md file manages the import history for deduplication.

To track decisions from a multi-party planning discussion, import the confirmed chat thread into your project's intelligence folder. The pipeline synthesizes raw messages into reference state, ensuring decision traceability by validating speculative claims separately from confirmed commitments.