Open source
The license, the repository, and how the open-source core relates to hosted ctxpipe.
ctxpipe is open source under the MIT License. The core includes each job
that writes to your Workspace, so you can read exactly what changes your
knowledge. You can use, copy, change, and distribute the software. The
LICENSE file in the repository is the binding text. This page is not legal
advice.
Repository
The source is at github.com/ctxpipe-ai/ctxpipe, a pnpm and Turborepo monorepo:
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
apps/backend | The API, the MCP server, auth, the database schema, and the background jobs (Hono on Bun) |
apps/ui | The web app (TanStack Start and React) |
apps/codesearch | Code search, code navigation, and repository checkout (Zoekt and SCIP) |
apps/forge-ctxpipe-agent | The Atlassian Forge app for Confluence |
apps/docs | This documentation site |
packages/cli | The ctxpipe CLI for MCP and local memory setup |
packages/aws-cdk | The AWS CDK construct for self-hosting |
plugins/ctxpipe | The Claude plugin |
examples/ | Runnable examples, such as an AWS CDK deployment |
Hosted and self-hosted
Hosted ctxpipe runs the same open-source core. Self-host it for full control of your data and infrastructure, or use hosted ctxpipe so that we operate it for you. See Self-hosting.
Contribute
Issues and pull requests are welcome on GitHub. Read CONTRIBUTING.md for
local development. Before a large change, read the architecture decisions in
.ai/memory/decisions/, so that your proposal agrees with them.
Report a security problem
Do not report a security problem in a public issue, and do not post secrets. Use a private GitHub security advisory on the repository, or the contact channels on ctxpipe.ai.