About Agentic Context
Agentic Context is an MCP server published by FatStinkyPanda in the RAG category: drop-in AI agent toolkit: semantic code search across 25+ languages, project-scoped persistent memory, warm search daemon, native MCP server, and quality gates that run your repo's own toolchain. Offline-first Python, 76 commands.
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git clone https://github.com/FatStinkyPanda/mcp-agentic-contextThis server has no ConduID identity, so agent calls to it are not receipted. Pin the version you install and review the source before granting it credentials.
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Releases
v2.4.0v2.4.0 — Blueprint Complete: the swarm reconciler closes the loop · 12 Jun 2026v2.4.0 — The Blueprint Complete All 20 items of the 100-concurrent-agent scale blueprint are now shipped. Fittingly, this final piece was selected by the fleet dispatcher itself — `work next --start` picked, claimed, and branched issue…
v2.3.0v2.3.0 — The Update Era: self-updating installs + the complete GitHub-native work lifecycle · 12 Jun 2026v2.3.0 — The Update Era Installed copies of mcp-agentic-context now keep themselves current, and the GitHub-native work lifecycle is complete. Fittingly, every feature in this release was built *through* that lifecycle: filed as…
v2.2.0v2.2.0 — The 100-Concurrent-Agent Release: first-class multi-agent collaboration · 12 Jun 2026v2.2.0 — The 100-Concurrent-Agent Release Multi-agent collaboration is now first-class: GitHub-native, atomically safe with many agents on one device or across machines, and E2E-verified on every commit. This release also rolls up the…
v2.0.2v2.0.2 - single-file review and autocontext fixes · 11 Jun 2026Patch release. review and security now work on single-file paths (previously they silently scanned 0 files and reported PASSED); a lone JS/TS file resolves its owning project and eslint targets just that file. autocontext labels code…
v2.0.1v2.0.1 - impact, review, security, and todos as first-class MCP tools · 11 Jun 2026Four commands promoted to native Model Context Protocol tools, each with when-to-use steering: impact (what breaks if this file changes - transitive dependents and affected tests, TS/JS and pnpm-workspace aware), review (pre-commit gate;…