context-kit
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Hand real work to an AI agent and small accidents follow: one giant log floods its working memory,<br a risky delete is one keystroke away, an API key almost lands in a file.<br context-kit is a six-piece equipment set that stops these accidents mechanically, right where tools run.
Six pieces of equipment for your agent's desk.
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Contents
- Sound familiar?
- What it does
- What you need
- Get started
- Why it's safe to adopt
- Learn more
- Project status
- License
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Sound familiar?
If you let an AI agent do real work on your machine, you have probably met at least one of these:
- One build or search command prints thousands of lines, and older context gets pushed out of the agent's memory
- A subagent receives a one-line "please fix it" and comes back with something unrelated
- The agent almost runs a destructive delete, or almost creates a repository as public
- An API key nearly ends up inside a command line or a committed file
context-kit is a six-piece equipment set for a single agent that prevents exactly these four accidents — by mechanism, not by asking the agent to be careful.
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