FAF project context MCP server

This is a small helper that gives your AI a written memory of your project, stored in a file called project.faf that sits inside your project folder. Instead of re-explaining what you are building at the start of every chat, you answer a few questions once and the AI reads them from then on. It is handy for anyone who uses Claude or another AI assistant on a coding project and is tired of repeating themselves.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like "set up the context for this project." The AI uses this helper, which looks at the files already in your folder and works out your language, framework and tools. It then writes a project.faf file with what it found and asks you only the things it cannot guess, like who the project is for and why you are building it. From then on, every new chat can start from that file, and it can also write a CLAUDE.md or MEMORY.md file so the context travels with your code.

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What you can do with it

• Create a project.faf context file for a folder
• Fill in the parts your AI can detect from your existing files
• Answer a few questions to add the goal and the who, what, why
• Score how well your project context is set up, from 0 to 100 percent
• Write a CLAUDE.md file so Claude starts each session grounded
• Save decisions across sessions so your AI remembers them
• Check the context file and tell you what is missing

Try asking your AI

• “Set up the FAF context for this project”
• “Score my project context and tell me what is missing”
• “I'm building a booking app for small gyms because scheduling by phone is painful”
• “Remember that we decided to use Postgres instead of MongoDB”

What it gives back to you

You get back a score out of 100 with a short label like GOLD or GREEN, plus a list of what is filled in and what is still empty. It also tells you which tool fixes each gap. When it writes files, it tells you which ones it created or updated, and you can read the whole context file in the chat if you ask.

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Who it's for

Developers and small teams who use Claude or another AI assistant on a code project and want it to remember the project without re-explaining it every time.