Isometric diorama, reused from the enterprise flight, retinted teal
Isometric diorama of a checkpoint gating three kinds of conflict
Isometric diorama of a vault holding the crux ledger
Isometric diorama of a local-first, air-gapped server room
Isometric diorama of a room covering every persona ContextCrux serves

ContextCrux

The gap your agent
didn't mention.

ContextCrux reads the same context your agent does — the chat, the hidden thinking, the action it actually took — and flags exactly where they stop agreeing. Before it ships.

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01 — Detect

Every reply,
checked against itself.

A calm answer passes straight through. A mismatch between what the agent said, what it was actually thinking, and what it did gets caught right here — before a human signs off on the deck, the migration, or the contract.

Agent vs itself You vs agent Think vs act

02 — The Ledger

Every crux,
logged and traceable.

Every conflict ContextCrux surfaces becomes a timestamped entry: what was first said, what the hidden thinking actually planned, what the action did. Answered, ignored, or suppressed — nothing disappears quietly.

Open Answered Suppressed, not deleted

03 — Local-first

Runs beside the
agent, not after it.

ContextCrux reads the reasoning trace and the model's own activations in real time — Pre-cog and Pre-cog Plus — not a transcript summarized after the fact. No separate service to hand your prompts to.

Detector · answer text Pre-cog · reasoning trace Pre-cog Plus · activations

04 — Every Persona

One detector,
every team.

Product managers catching scope creep. Founders catching a vendor with no SOC 2 on file. Engineers catching a migration that outran its own safety check. Go-to-market catching a DPA that shipped unreviewed — same detector, a different quiet call each time.

Founder / PM Software / Research Eng. Go-to-market
3conflict types, every scene
3depths of reading: text, trace, activations
9use cases across three personas
1detector, never in the thread

Reads what the agent is doing,
not just what it says.

Detector

Reads the answer text and catches the plain mismatch — what was promised versus what the reply actually commits to.

Pre-cog

Reads the reasoning trace before the answer is final, catching a conflict between the agent's own thinking and what it's about to say.

Pre-cog Plus

Reads activations — cruxes surfaced before a single token of the reply is produced, not after the fact.

Margin

Every open crux is pinned where the human is already looking, not filed into a separate inbox nobody checks.

Ledger

Every crux logged: first said, hidden thinking, action, and how it resolved. Nothing disappears quietly.

Every agent, every IDE

A Claude Code hook, plus an MCP surface for Cursor, Windsurf and anything else — one detector, not one per tool.

Catch the crux before it ships.

See ContextCrux read a real agent thread — chat, thinking, and action — and surface the one question that actually matters.