Your team wrote great agent skills. They live on one laptop. Import them into Context Mode from GitHub once. The right skill loads itself when your message needs it, on every machine. When you are just chatting, none loads.

The problem: your agent forgets the morning You know the moment. The context window fills, the client compacts, and the agent now works from a summary of the last few hours.

Every @contextmode account starts with the same default rules: ASD-STE100, the controlled English of aircraft maintenance manuals. Plus Orwell's 6 rules from 1946. Short answers. No wall of text. Code and terms stay exact. Write your own once. Every agent follows them.

Long coding sessions fill the context window, and the agent compacts at a moment you didn't choose. Early decisions get lost. Active Context turns that into a setting. Pick a limit once (200K, 500K or 1M). Context Mode keeps every thread under it and archives older turns word for word, so nothing is lost and your own messages are never shortened. One setting covers every agent and every machine.

Ask your coding agent about a big data file and it pastes the whole file into the prompt. You pay for every byte. Thinking in Code flips it: the agent writes a short script, the script reads the file, and the model only sees the answer. 64% lower cost on Claude Haiku 4.5. Same correct answers. context-mode.com/thinking-in…

Your coding agent talks to the model with nobody in between. We put one @Cloudflare Worker in the middle: → it folds big tool output before you pay for it → it remembers across Claude, Codex and machines → it stops risky commands before they run Dynamic Workers, Durable Objects, Workers AI, Containers. One hop. Watch the whole machine run 👇

Your agent can run anything your shell can. Protect checks every tool call before it runs. `cat .env`, a push to main, `sudo sh -c "rm -rf ~"`: blocked, and the model is told why. One policy for the whole team. context-mode.com/protect

Your agent ran 600 tests. You paid to read every line. Context Mode folds the passing tests and keeps the errors. Same task, run twice: 61% lower cost. Free for 1,000 requests, no card. context-mode.com/context-sav…

Your team wrote great skills for Claude Code. Your agents almost never use them. @contextmode Gateway loads the right skill by itself, from what you describe. A real bug in slugify: "'Déjà Vu!' now comes out as 'deja-vu-'. Fix it." → diagnosing-bugs loaded on its own → found the commit, restored one line → 25 of 25 tests pass Import your skills once. Every developer, every machine, Claude Code and Codex. Start free, 1,000 requests, no card. context-mode.com/skills

Your agent can run anything you can. Cage checks every call on the gateway before it runs: push to main, blocked; read .env, blocked. It reads what a command does, through sudo, sh -c, xargs and ssh. Off until you turn it on.