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Tools: 28

ContextQB

ContextQB

ContextQB helps everyday builders brief, steer, and inspect AI agents so their software projects stay coherent as they grow.

https://contextqb.com/

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Remote MCP URL
https://mcp.contextqb.com/mcp

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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · mcp.contextqb.com

28tools discovered

Tools discovered (28)

Showing 25 of 28 from the live probe.

  • List Principles

    List every ContextQB architecture principle with its URI, title, and summary.

  • Get Principle

    Get the full Markdown content of a ContextQB principle by id.

  • List Playbooks

    List every ContextQB playbook with its URI, title, and summary.

  • Get Playbook

    Get the full Markdown content of a ContextQB playbook by id.

  • List Audits

    List every ContextQB audit template with its URI, title, and summary.

  • Get Audit Prompt

    Get the full Markdown content of a ContextQB audit template by id.

  • List Prompts

    List every ContextQB reusable agent prompt with its URI, title, and summary.

  • Get Prompt

    Get the full Markdown content of a ContextQB prompt by id.

  • List Guides

    List every ContextQB guide with its URI, title, and summary. Guides are longer-form teaching frames that sit above principles and playbooks — they help builders think about a problem before solving it.

  • Get Guide

    Get the full Markdown content of a ContextQB guide by id.

  • List Briefings

    List every ContextQB briefing with its URI, title, and summary. Briefings are short, focused pieces — comparisons, conceptual clarifications, 'X vs Y' distinctions. Each one is framed by a specific question or idea.

  • Get Briefing

    Get the full Markdown content of a ContextQB briefing by id.

  • Get Architecture Principles

    Get a single Markdown briefing document containing every ContextQB architecture principle. Use this to give an agent a full architectural context in one shot.

  • Generate Audit Instruction

    Generate a complete agent instruction document by combining an audit template with a target system description.

  • Generate Feature Planning Prompt

    Generate a feature planning prompt by combining the feature-planning playbook with a feature description.

  • Generate Refactor Plan Prompt

    Generate a refactor plan prompt by combining the refactor-planning playbook with a scope description.

  • Get Anti Spaghetti Checklist

    Get the ContextQB anti-spaghetti checklist as a Markdown document.

  • Get Naming Convention Checklist

    Get the ContextQB naming convention checklist as a Markdown document.

  • Get State Management Checklist

    Get the ContextQB state management checklist, combining the underlying principle and the audit template.

  • Generate Security Audit Instruction

    Generate a security-focused audit instruction by combining a security audit template with a target system description. Only works with security-tagged audits.

  • Get Attack Surface Checklist

    Get the ContextQB attack surface mapping checklist. Use this to inventory all public endpoints, secrets, agent capabilities, and third-party trusts in a system.

  • Get Ai Integration Checklist

    Get the ContextQB AI integration security checklist. Use this to review what an AI integration reads, writes, executes, and what data it sees.

  • Get Secrets Audit Checklist

    Get the ContextQB secrets audit checklist. Use this to inventory all credentials, assess blast radius, check rotation status, and identify exposure risks.

  • Community Stack Trends

    Get community-wide stack trends (language distribution, monorepo usage). Counts distinct projects (k≥30). Requires membership token.

  • Community Structure Patterns

    Get community-wide project structure patterns (tree entries, routes, decisions). Counts distinct projects (k≥30). Requires membership token.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ContextQB MCP server?

ContextQB helps everyday builders brief, steer, and inspect AI agents so their software projects stay coherent as they grow.

How do I connect ContextQB to my AI agent?

Use the MCP endpoint listed on this page in your MCP client configuration. One-click install pills support Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other hosts. Copy the remote MCP URL if your client needs a manual entry.

How many tools does ContextQB provide?

MCPBundles probed 28 tools on the live server. The tool list on this page reflects what was discovered at the last refresh — connect your client to see the full set available to your session.

What authentication does ContextQB require?

ContextQB may require signing in to the provider before tools can run. Connect through MCPBundles or your MCP client and complete any provider login when prompted.

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