Contextium MCP server

Contextium is a shared knowledge platform for teams. It keeps your documentation, coding standards, AI agents, skills and workflows in one place. This MCP server connects that shared knowledge to your AI assistant, so the right context is there when you need it.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like load my onboarding workflow or find anything about our authentication approach. Your AI passes that request to this helper program. The helper talks to Contextium over the internet using your account. Contextium sends back the matching files, workflows, agents or skills. Your AI then reads that content and answers you in the chat, using your team's real material instead of guessing.

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What you can do with it

• Load a full team workflow, including its agents, skills and libraries, into one chat
• Search across all your Contextium documentation by meaning, not just exact words
• Create and update files, libraries, agents, skills, workflows and tags
• List your team's agents, skills, workflows, tasks and members
• Add tasks to a workflow and update their status
• Browse and install skills from the Contextium Marketplace
• Notify teammates about a file, workflow, agent or library

Try asking your AI

• “Create a new Contextium project for our API docs”
• “Load my onboarding workflow”
• “Find anything about our authentication approach”
• “What agents do we have set up?”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in plain chat: lists of files, agents or skills, full text of a document or skill, search results, or a short confirmation that something was created or updated. When you load a workflow, the whole bundle of related content lands in the session so your AI can use it right away. When you create or change something, Contextium saves it and shows up in the Contextium desktop app for your team.

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Who it's for

Teams that want their AI assistant to use shared docs, standards, agents and workflows instead of pasting context into every chat.