Everyone on your team taught their AI something. Nobody can share it. Contextium is the shared context layer: teach it once, and every teammate's AI — whatever tool they run — arrives already briefed.
Change a convention and every teammate’s AI reflects it in their next session — no announcements, no stale copies.
Workflows, phases, and tasks live in the workspace. Any teammate’s AI can pick up where the team left off.
Every change carries history: who changed what, visual diffs, one-click rollback, and an event log.
MCP-native means mixed toolchains stay consistent — and switching vendors never strands your context.
Owner, admin, editor, viewer, and guest roles per workspace gate who can see and change the team’s truth.
Encryption at rest, audit logging, and honest compliance status — documented on our security page.
Context collapse and convention drift: five developers, five AI setups, five versions of the truth. Contextium gives the team one shared, versioned context that every AI tool loads over MCP — update once and every teammate’s next session reflects it.
No — that’s the point. Contextium is vendor-neutral: teammates on Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Gemini all load the same context. Mixed toolchains stay consistent.
Invite teammates to the workspace; each connects their tools with one setup command. From their first session, their AI knows the architecture, the conventions, and where every project left off.
Workspace roles (owner, admin, editor, viewer, guest) control who can change what. Every edit is versioned with an event log — see who changed what, compare versions, roll back.
Free for individuals — bring the team when you hit the "my teammate needs this context" moment.