customer-context-manager

You can manage customer context by storing organizational structures, relationship history, and internal terminology in Markdown files, enabling AI agents to read and update this information automatically for accurate task execution.

Automatic context management seamlessly reads and updates customer-specific information like key contacts, system names, and project history from local files without requiring explicit commands, ensuring conversations remain relevant.

Yes, local file system access is required to maintain Markdown-based customer context files. The system organizes data into human-readable files following the XDG Base Directory Specification for consistency and portability.

Yes, optional Git integration is supported for version control of your Markdown-based customer context files, allowing you to track changes to organizational structures, relationship history, and internal terminology over time.

The best way to register a new customer is to use the context manager to initialize their profile, which automatically creates standardized Markdown files to store key contacts, internal system names, and project history.

You should avoid this approach if your workflow lacks local file system access or does not require deep customer knowledge, as the system relies on local Markdown files to provide AI agents with internal abbreviations and relationship history.