Documentation

These guides describe Context Circuit workspace template 2.1.0 and CLI 2.1.0. Each page names the tagged source it is verified against. The two products can share a version number without sharing a release identity.

Start with what the product is if you have not used a workspace yet. Create one from template 2.1.0 when you are ready to work.

How the guides are organized

Understand explains the product in its own words: what it is, why a locally correct change can still be wrong, and how knowledge, intents, plans, and people fit together.

Get started is the installation path: create the workspace folder, install the pinned CLI, initialize identity, connect repositories, and take one change through the lifecycle.

Prompt cookbook shows what to say for workspace setup, knowledge, designs, changes, execution, review, delivery, completion, maintenance, and recovery. You do not need commands or record IDs.

Concepts and workflows cover the same ground from two angles. Concepts name the records and decisions. Workflows show the conversation and commands, with the human gate at each step.

Template and CLI describe the two products separately. Reference is for exact fields and command signatures. Maintainers is for people who change product source and cut releases.

Understand Context Circuit

What it is, why it exists, and how the parts fit together.

Prompt cookbook

Ordinary-language prompts for every supported v2 case.

Get started

Create a workspace, connect repositories, and run the first workflow.

Concepts

Durable records, working copies, and the decisions behind each change.

Workflows

The conversation and commands, with explicit human decisions.

Workspace template

Shared instructions, skills, and project files.

Context Circuit CLI

Bookkeeping and Git mechanics. The agent supplies judgment.

Reference

Fields, command signatures, branches, and release identities.

Maintainers

Change source, validate outputs, and release each product.

Releases

Independent template and CLI history.