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Context Engineering Made Practical

The context engineering tool for small teams. Connect your docs, email, and sites once, then ask source-backed questions from inside the AI you already use. Every answer cites the sources it came from.

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Skip the DIY
RAG stack

No embeddings pipelines, no vector DB to maintain. Connect your sources and Context Link handles chunking, retrieval, and formatting.

Search every source,
not one at a time

Ask once, pull from Notion, Google Docs, email, Basecamp, Monday.com, and your site. No guessing which tool holds the answer.

Context Link remembers,
so you don't have to

Stop tracking where context lives: every connected source is searched together, by meaning. Save settled decisions as Memories, and every AI tool reads the latest version.

works with:

AI's: Claude
Chatgpt
Gemini
Copilot
Sources: Google Docs
Google Drive
Notion
Basecamp Basecamp
Onedrive
Monday
Websites
Files
Email
Memory

features

Context engineering without the stack

Most context engineering tools ask you to build your own pipeline. Context Link is a managed service: connect Notion, Google Docs, OneDrive, Basecamp, Monday.com, email, websites, or uploaded files, and the retrieval layer is ready in minutes.

features

Semantic retrieval, not keyword match

Ask for context on a topic and Context Link returns the most relevant snippets by meaning. Get context on 'refund process' and it finds the paragraphs even if your docs say 'returns policy'.

features

Model-agnostic, runs inside your AI

Context Link works inside Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini via skill, connector, or direct link. One setup, every model. No lock-in to a single provider's plugin system.

features

Always in sync, returned with citations

Most context engineering tools stop at retrieval. Context Link syncs your sources every 24 hours and makes every answer traceable: exact sources cited, past lookups reviewable, and anything you don't want indexed excluded with a click.

Integrates with the AI you already use

Getting context in ChatGPT
ChatGPT Get Context · ChatGPT
Getting context in Claude
Claude Get Context · Claude

Industries

Context Link works with your kind of business.

Whatever you run, it probably lives in a variety of places. Connect them once, and Give AI a single way to talk to all of it.

E-commerce business
your E-commerce business

Connect the support inbox, brand book, catalogue and help centre once, and AI gets a single place to ask your whole e-commerce business. From ChatGPT or Claude, ask what customers keep contacting support about, what you currently say about pricing, or how a product is described, and get source-backed answers instead of pasted-in context. When you settle something, like a returns policy or a brand rule, save it as a Memory so every AI tool reads the latest version.

Software business
your Software business

Connect the docs you already keep, like specs, changelogs, interviews and support threads, and stop rebuilding that context in every AI tool. From inside ChatGPT or Claude, ask about your positioning, a past decision, or what users actually said in interviews, and get source-backed answers without knowing which doc holds them. Then save the canonical stuff, like your ICP or pricing rationale, as Memories that stay current as they change.

Agency
your Agency

Connect your back-catalogue of briefs, case studies, brand books and project archives, and give AI one place to ask the whole studio. Ask anything and get source-backed answers grounded in your real history, so strategy stops half-remembering and starts citing, and every pitch stands on work you've actually done. Save the things you keep re-explaining, like your process or your point of view, as Memories any AI can pull into the next deck.

Business
your Business

Your business lives in a variety of places, like docs, sites, inboxes and files. Connect them once and Context Link becomes the single place ChatGPT, Claude and agents can ask across all of it, returning source-backed answers without you guessing where the answer lives or pasting in background. Your business stops being something you re-explain to every AI tool, and becomes something they can simply talk to.

Workflows

See exactly what AI used and improve over time

Every response is logged: which sources were pulled, what was returned, and when. Review quality, spot gaps in your content, and re-sync when something's outdated.

Workflows

You control what AI knows nothing more, nothing less

Choose exactly which Notion pages, Google Docs, folders, and site sections to include. Add, remove, or re-sync sources anytime. Your AI only sees what you've approved.

Tune context per use case

Modes re-weight your sources for each team and task

Create named profiles like 'support' or 'sales' that tune which sources Context Link leans on. A support Mode upweights your help centre and FAQs; a sales Mode upweights case studies and product specs. Same knowledge base, different lens.

Context for every role video walkthrough

Share context across your team

Stop pasting the same docs into every chat. Share one link, and your team's AIs can pull the latest context from your connected sources—consistently, every time.

ChatGPT
Ellie
(ChatGPT)
Claude
Joel
(Claude)
Bot
Marketing
agent 004
ChatGPT
Deep research
session
Website
Services page
Website
Blog posts
Google Docs
Proposal template
Notion
Pricing list 2026
PDF
Legals policy
Notion
Case studies
Google Docs
5-Step Growth Playbook
Website
About page
PDF
Brand guidelines
Notion
Onboarding flow
Google Docs
Quarterly review
Memory +
Keyword tracker
Memory +
New customer checklist
Memory +
Brand voice notes

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are context engineering tools?

Context engineering tools help you give AI the right information at the right time. Rather than pasting docs into prompts or hoping a model remembers your business, you connect your knowledge sources once and the tool retrieves relevant snippets on demand. Context Link is one such tool, built for small teams that want the benefits of a RAG pipeline without building one. Memories add a write path too: AI can save canonical knowledge back, and every connected tool reads the latest version.

How is this different from building my own RAG stack with Pinecone or Weaviate?

Rolling your own stack means chunking content, running embeddings, hosting a vector DB, and maintaining all of it. Context Link handles chunking, retrieval, formatting, and sync out of the box, behind a simple URL and set of skills. You trade some flexibility for something a marketing or support team can set up in minutes.

What sources can I connect?

Google Docs and Drive, OneDrive, Notion, Basecamp, Monday.com, email inboxes and folders (Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, Fastmail, custom IMAP), any website via sitemap or URL list, and uploaded file stacks (PDFs, Word docs, Markdown). Memories are supported too, AI-saved namespaced notes for outputs you want to fetch back later.

Does it work with Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools?

Yes. Context Link runs inside Claude (via skills), ChatGPT (via the app connector), Copilot, and Gemini (via direct link). One setup works across every model you use, so you're not locked into a single provider's plugin system.

How do teams share context without overlap?

Org accounts let admins connect company sources once, then every teammate accesses the same pool via their own account. Each person can also add personal connections that only they can see. Modes let you re-weight the same sources per use case, support prioritises help docs, sales prioritises case studies, without duplicating content.

Can I get a direct answer instead of raw snippets?

Yes. Alongside "get context on [topic]," you can invoke the Ask Question skill: /ask-question [question] or natural language like "ask Context Link what our refund policy is." Same retrieval under the hood, but a small fast LLM composes one grounded paragraph with numbered citations back to your sources. Available on Pro.