@contextstream/mcp-server 1.0.33 → 1.0.35

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  <h1 align="center">ContextStream MCP Server</h1>
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- <p align="center"><strong>Persistent memory. Millisecond code search.</strong></p>
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+ <p align="center"><strong>The context platform for AI agents.</strong></p>
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  ## Your agent knows code. Give it the decisions behind yours.
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  Connect your code, docs, and conversations so your agents can find the right
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  files, recall saved decisions, and build on past work across sessions and tools.
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+ <a href="https://contextstream.io/benchmarks">
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+ <source media="(prefers-color-scheme: dark)" srcset="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/contextstream/mcp-server/main/assets/benchmarks-dark.png">
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+ <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/contextstream/mcp-server/main/assets/benchmarks-light.png" width="100%" alt="ContextStream benchmarks: LongMemEval-S 96.8% (484 of 500), LoCoMo 95.7%, code search 98.77% best answer in the top 10, agent tasks 96% (23 of 24, up from 58% without it)">
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+ </a>
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+ The numbers, their sources, and what they do not claim are under [Benchmarks](#benchmarks).
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  ## Start free with MCP
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  retrieve that decision without explaining it again. Indexing supplies code
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  context; it cannot recover every undocumented decision.
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- ## Slipstream agents
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- When your workspace has Slipstream, the server adds one tool, `slipstream`, that hands a
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- whole job to a ContextStream specialist agent working with your workspace's context:
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- review a pull request against your team's decisions, write release notes, check docs
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- against the code, tend memory, write a repository guide, read an image, make a PDF, or
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- digest your mail (it never sends). Each agent is priced in credits per run and charged
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- only when the run succeeds; declined, failed, cancelled and timed-out runs are free.
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- - **Enabling.** A workspace owner or admin turns agents on in the workspace's Slipstream
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- settings. The tool is listed only for a workspace with at least one agent turned on, so
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- everywhere else it costs no prompt. Its description names each agent turned on, its
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- price and the input it needs, so you can just ask: "Which Slipstream agents can I use
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- here?" or "Have Slipstream review PR 42 in acme/api."
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- - **Workspace.** The local server lists it for the workspace of your session (or of
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- `CONTEXTSTREAM_WORKSPACE_ID`, or of the folder's mapping) and tells clients that follow
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- `notifications/tools/list_changed`, such as Claude Code, when that changes. A hosted
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- connection lists it for the workspace its `X-ContextStream-Workspace-Id` header names.
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- - **Prices.** A priced agent first answers with its price; your agent shows it to you and
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- runs the job once you accept. To let runs up to a price start without that step, set an
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- auto-accept cap: `CONTEXTSTREAM_SLIPSTREAM_AUTO_ACCEPT_MAX_CREDITS=500` in the local
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- server's environment (your MCP config's `env`), or the header
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- `X-ContextStream-Slipstream-Auto-Accept-Max-Credits: 500` on a hosted connection. Unset
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- or `0` always asks; the hosted gateway never sets a cap for you.
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- - **Runs.** A run waits up to 25 seconds for its result; a longer one returns its task id
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- for your agent to follow. A retried call never starts a second run.
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- - **Terminal.** The same agents run from a shell with `ss run <agent>` (alias `csa`).
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- ## Proof and data controls
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- **95 ms median code search in our published benchmark.** This is the measured
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- successful-response median for the disclosed configuration, not a latency guarantee.
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- [See results, methodology, and limitations](https://contextstream.io/benchmarks).
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+ ## Benchmarks
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+ Each benchmark runs through the production API, is registered before its results
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+ are read, and is published with its method, confidence interval, and losses.
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+ | Benchmark | ContextStream | Compared with |
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+ | **LongMemEval-S**, all 500 questions | **96.8%** (484/500); 96.0% on the half held out from tuning | Above Mastra (94.87%) and supermemory (85.4%) on the same official GPT-4o judge. Level with agentmemory's self-reported 96.2%, which is inside our 95% interval |
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+ | **LoCoMo**, all 1,540 questions | **95.7%** (1474/1540); 95.8% held out; 97.8% on the audited answer key | Above every system in the EverMemOS paper's same-judge table: EverMemOS 93.05%, Zep 85.22%, MemOS 80.76%, MemU 66.67%, Mem0 64.20% |
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+ | **Code search**, 177 judged developer queries | **98.77%** best answer in the top 10; **100%** a useful file in the top 10 | Embedding-only search 72.84% and ripgrep 42.59% on the same queries and judgments |
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+ | **Agent tasks**, 8 tasks × 3 trials | **23/24** passed (96%); 9/9 on tasks that need team knowledge | 14/24 (58%) and 0/9 with the repository alone |
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+ **61 ms median server-side search time** (127 ms p95) in the October 27 production
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+ run. End to end it was 223 ms, because the client ran in a different region from the
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+ one serving the workspace. Your latency depends on your distance from that region.
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+ Competitor figures are as each vendor or the EverMemOS paper published them; we did
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+ not re-run them, and readers and judges differ across rows. The code-search baselines
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+ come from the August 1 run on the same queries. The agent-task result uses one
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+ repository and one agent model, so treat it as directional.
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+ [Results, methodology, and limitations](https://contextstream.io/benchmarks).
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+ ## Data controls
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  **Scoped access. Traceable sources. Configurable capture.**
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  Indexing sends eligible source contents to ContextStream for hosted search.
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  "description": "Verified npm launcher for the open-source ContextStream Rust MCP server",
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  "title": "ContextStream MCP Server",
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- "description": "Project memory, semantic code search, and grounded agent context.",
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+ "description": "The context platform for AI agents: code search, team decisions, and grounded project context.",
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