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A map of LeanCTX's context tools, integrations and operating features—with a clear place to learn each one.

AvailableReviewed September 2026

Choose the task you need

This is a navigation map, not a list of capabilities that every host enables automatically. Tool profiles, permissions, platform support and release contracts determine the available surface.

Capability What it helps you do Guide
Installation & host setup Install on Windows, macOS or Linux and connect an AI tool Quickstart · Platforms
File reads & recovery Choose a representation, request exact lines and recover source detail Read modes · Caching & recovery
Search & code intelligence Find text or symbols, rank candidates and inspect structural relationships Search · Indexing
Shell output Shape command output, retain full results and use a raw escape hatch Shell output
Planning & budgets Select context for a task and inspect include, exclude and priority controls Planning · Context controls
Memory & sessions Store facts, retain progress and resume selected context Memory · Session tools
Snapshots & packages Record source-linked context and exchange supported context artifacts Snapshots · Packages
Data sources & web Retrieve external information through configured provider boundaries Data sources · Web & research
MCP, HTTP & proxy Connect hosts, downstream tools and supported model-request paths MCP connections · HTTP API · Proxy
Security & filters Bound access and apply configured rules on supported read paths Security · Read-time filters
Dashboard & diagnostics Inspect local activity, indexes, configuration and usage Dashboard · Troubleshooting
Measurement & evidence Separate representation changes, provider usage and task outcomes Observability · Savings ledger
Runtime operation Manage processes, profiles, caches, logs and updates Operations · Performance
Governed execution Enforce allowed model routes, budgets, retries and fallback Execution
Agent coordination Exchange context, track ownership and run bounded work graphs Coordination
Organizational operation Apply identity, source/provider policy, approvals and audit controls Enterprise Engine
Evidence-led optimization Evaluate changes, authorize promotion and retain rollback Optimization
Application embedding Use context, execution and state through native SDK interfaces SDK

Find the exact interface

  • MCP: the tool reference covers all 78 public registry tools, including complete parameter schemas. Four deprecated aliases and five local collaboration tools are excluded from that public count.
  • CLI: the command directory maps 151 dispatcher entries and 32 aliases, including explicit classifications for advanced, removed and internal paths. That is an inventory count, not 151 separately supported product features.
  • Configuration: the reference includes the 45 sections captured from runtime 3.10.2, with exact keys, types and defaults.
  • SDK: the SDK guide distinguishes lifecycle primitives, Agent Tools, companion Engine requirements and versioned workspaces/handoffs. CLI flags and MCP schemas are not SDK method contracts.

Match the interface to the task

Community, Enterprise and SDK/OEM use the shared Engine contract. Deployment, governance and support follow the operating agreement. A public marketplace is a separate service; the presence of an old addon command does not establish a registry or entitlement. See versions and compatibility and extensions.

The reviewed dispatcher and public tool names are checked against the documentation inventory. Exact MCP schemas and configuration retain their separately recorded capture baselines. This coverage map does not certify every runtime branch, detector, platform or third-party integration.

Engine contract & references4 references Reviewed

Engine concepts describe responsibilities and behavior. Exact commands, package versions and platform contracts belong to their versioned references.

Versions & compatibility