Wherever your context lives today — files in repos, one vendor's chat app, or a docs platform — here is exactly how to move it, what transfers, and how long it takes.
Pick your current setup for the specifics
Drop your file contents into a Contextium library, connect Claude Code via MCP, and share with the team. Keep a thin CLAUDE.md pointing at Contextium if you like.
Full comparisonKeep behaviour rules in .cursor/rules — move the shared knowledge (architecture, conventions, decisions) into Contextium so every tool sees it, not just Cursor.
Full comparisonExport project knowledge files and instructions, add them to a library, and the same context reaches chat, editor and terminal — across vendors.
Full comparisonConnect the Notion integration and import pages — content, subpages, images and formatting come across automatically.
Full comparisonExport your spaces and import into Contextium libraries. Markdown-first, versioned, and readable by every connected AI tool.
Full comparisonGitBook content is already Markdown — import it directly into libraries and keep your Git-style versioning habits.
Full comparisonImport or paste your existing context into Contextium libraries — Markdown-first, organised how your team thinks.
Add the Contextium remote MCP URL (or run npx @contextium/mcp-server@latest setup) in Claude, Cursor, Copilot and any MCP-compatible tool.
Teammates join the workspace and connect their own tools. From then on, everyone’s AI loads the same versioned context.
The reasons to choose Contextium hold no matter what you're switching from.
Works with any MCP-compatible AI tool — Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini and more. Your context is never trapped in one editor or model.
Relevance-based loading serves the context each task needs — not your whole knowledge base on every request.
Every change is versioned with an event log, so teams can see who changed what and roll back.
Free for individuals, one simple per-seat price for teams. No usage meters or surprise overage bills.
For file-based sources (CLAUDE.md, Cursor Rules) most teams are running the same day: create a workspace, drop the content in, connect tools via one MCP URL. Docs-platform imports (Notion, Confluence, GitBook) depend on volume but are typically done within a day.
No. The most common path is incremental: put shared, cross-tool context into Contextium first, keep your existing files or docs tool running alongside, and retire them (or keep them slimmed down) once the team is comfortable.
You keep your tools. Contextium connects to Claude (Desktop and Code), Cursor, Copilot, Gemini and any MCP-compatible tool — via a hosted remote MCP URL, a local MCP server, or the npm CLI.
Nothing changes. Contextium is vendor-neutral, so context is never stranded inside one vendor’s app. Connect the new tool with one URL and it arrives already briefed.
Most teams are up and running the same day. Free for individuals.
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