ctxd MCP server

ctxd serves as local context infrastructure designed to help AI agents interact with specific directories on a computer. It works by tracking selected folders and presenting them through ctxfs as path-oriented, agent-readable content. This setup allows an agent to navigate and understand local file structures in a way that is optimized for machine consumption.

Developers use this tool to bridge the gap between local file systems and AI models. The system operates locally on your machine and provides access via a local API and a command line interface. By utilizing the ctxfs layer, the server transforms standard folder structures into a specialized context format that agents can easily parse and utilize during tasks.