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@anduril-code/ctx
Advanced tools
Token-aware context management for AI agents.
Agents don't need to dump entire codebases into context. ctx gives them tools to navigate structure, rank by relevance, extract only what they need, and compress what they carry.
It ships as Claude Code skills, an MCP server, a CLI, and a library.
The fastest way to get started. Three slash commands cover the main agent workflows:
| Command | When to use |
|---|---|
/ctx-explore [question or path] | Navigate a codebase, research a topic, onboard to a new repo |
/ctx-review [branch or range] | Code review — compress diffs, outline changed files, surface risks |
/ctx-test [command or file] | Run tests — prune noisy output, highlight failures with structural context |
Install via add-skill:
# All ctx skills
npx add-skill AndurilCode/ctx
# Or pick specific ones
npx add-skill AndurilCode/ctx --skill ctx-explore --skill ctx-review --skill ctx-test
For any MCP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.):
{
"mcpServers": {
"ctx": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["ctx-mcp"]
}
}
}
Use the lowest-fidelity tool that answers your question:
Navigation (start here for unknown documents)
ctx_sections · ctx_locate
Code intelligence
ctx_tree · ctx_rank · ctx_gather · ctx_context · ctx_outline · ctx_imports · ctx_symbols · ctx_review · ctx_focus · ctx_verify
Extraction & compression
ctx_extract · ctx_compact · ctx_expand · ctx_changes · ctx_prune
AI summarization (lossy, cached)
ctx_summarize · ctx_batch
Typical agent reading flow:
ctx_sections → budget the doc
ctx_extract → pull the sections you need
ctx_compact → compress if carrying the full doc
npx @anduril-code/ctx <command> [options]
# Context assembly
ctx gather "authentication flow" --maxTokens 2000
ctx rank "error handling" --glob "**/*.ts"
ctx tree src/ --depth 3
# Code intelligence
ctx outline src/core/compact.ts
ctx imports src/stages/tables.ts
ctx symbols "compact" --kind function
ctx review "security" --diffBase main --evidence
ctx focus src/core/patch.ts::patch
ctx verify src/core/patch.ts --symbol patch --since a3b2
ctx verify src/core/patch.ts --exec
# Document navigation
ctx sections docs/api.md
ctx extract docs/api.md --onlySections "Authentication"
ctx summarize docs/api.md
# Compression
git diff | ctx changes --changes-only
cat test.log | ctx prune --profile test
cat doc.md | ctx compact | ctx expand # round-trips exactly
ctx roundtrip doc.md # round-trip validation command
For embedding compression primitives in your own pipeline:
npm install @anduril-code/ctx
import { compact, expand, pruneLog, compactDiff } from '@anduril-code/ctx';
// Lossless Markdown compression — expand(compact(md)) === md, always
const { output, stats } = compact(md, { dedup: true, stats: true });
console.log(stats.savings); // e.g. 0.38
// Log pruning
const { output: pruned } = pruneLog(testOutput, { profile: 'test' });
// Diff compression
const compressed = compactDiff(gitDiff, { changesOnly: true });
See TypeScript types for full option references.
bun install
bun test
bun run build # ESM + CJS + type declarations
bun run lint # biome check
bun run typecheck # tsc --noEmit
Read AGENTS.md — it documents the architecture, dependency rules, and invariants.
MIT
FAQs
Token-efficient, context-aware compression for agent pipelines.
The npm package @anduril-code/ctx receives a total of 53 weekly downloads. As such, @anduril-code/ctx popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @anduril-code/ctx demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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