Shared context lets AI clients stop starting from zero

A separate context layer lets multiple AI clients read shared project context without a human manually copying memory.

Capability delta

Before: Each AI client learns the project separately and loses context when the user switches tools. Enabling change: A shared MCP-compatible context layer exposes structured memory outside one client. After: Different agents can reuse the same governed project context. Human consequence: The user spends less time carrying decisions, architecture notes, and preferences between Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other clients.

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  1. 01related materialClient-local memory -> shared context infrastructureShift connected to this capability delta.
  2. 02related materialUnabyss Builds a Shared Context Layer Across Claude, Codex, and CursorField Note connected to this capability delta.
  3. 03topicContext engineering - New RuntimeExplore the context engineering topic hub.
  4. 04topicMCP - New RuntimeExplore the mcp topic hub.
  5. 05related materialAgent-first API makes retries deterministicContinue with a related New Runtime material.

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