update-global-context

To update durable global context for an active gc-branch, confirm the branch, resolve the target document, apply the structured update JSON, and verify the changes before reporting success.

Durable global context for multi-repo workflows is shared repository knowledge that captures learned conventions and facts, preventing you from re-explaining the same information across different sessions.

You convert learned conventions into shared repository knowledge by applying guided update JSONs to resolved documents within an active gc-branch, preserving existing details without inventing new fields.

Yes, branch confirmation is required before applying context updates to ensure changes target the correct active gc-branch and avoid re-onboarding a branch that already contains the context.

The best way to manage onboarding knowledge across multiple sessions is updating durable global context on a gc-branch, which captures newly learned terms and repo-specific facts for reuse.

Global context updates require immediate verification before reporting success to ensure the guided update JSON applied correctly to the target document and the shared repository knowledge is accurately captured.