Context Packs
Context packs are read-optimized bundles for a specific task, concern line, or startup context.
They are meant to help a human or AI collaborator get productive quickly without pretending to be the deepest source truth.
What A Context Pack Is
A context pack is usually:
- small
- task-oriented
- heavily linked
- selective instead of exhaustive
It should point to stronger sources such as:
README.md- glossary entries
- decision notes
- requirements
- architecture notes
- code and tests
What A Context Pack Is Not
A context pack is not:
- canonical history
- final doctrine
- a replacement for the underlying docs
It is a view.
It should stay traceable back to stronger sources.
Typical Uses
- agent startup for one concern line
- onboarding for one extracted repo
- focused work such as ingestion, FnUI, LOGOS, or Event Modeling
If a context pack becomes important enough to guide repeated work, keep it current or replace it with stronger durable docs.