opencontext-context

To load OpenContext documentation safely, use the context loading process to list folders, read manifests, and load 3–10 relevant files for review. This enforces manifest-based loading and safety constraints to avoid prompting or index builds.

Manifest-based context loading uses the oc context manifest to discover constraints, decisions, and risks within a target OpenContext space. It then selectively loads 3–10 relevant files for review, ensuring safe and contextual decision-making.

Yes, you can retrieve cited sources from OpenContext manifests without perturbing the workspace. The process presents sources using stable links when available and provides precise line references when needed for validation.

You validate design choices by retrieving relevant OpenContext documentation for your current task. This enables safe, contextual decision-making by loading files for review without building a local index or perturbing the workspace.

The limitations of loading OpenContext docs include strict safety constraints that avoid prompting or index builds. It operates within a target OpenContext space and limits file loading to 3–10 relevant files per task to ensure focused review.

Yes, OpenContext context loading works with the OpenContext CLI to fetch context for the current task. It retrieves documentation relevant to your task from the global contexts root using manifest-driven discovery.