Today, we’re launching the Qontext platform.
Over the past few months, we’ve been working alongside some of the most AI-native companies on a problem that becomes more obvious the further you go with AI: every agent needs to understand the company it works for.
That understanding lives across your products, customer relationships, processes, and past decisions. It changes every day and rebuilding it for each agent costs time and tokens, while outdated or conflicting information makes results less reliable. As more agents work across the business, keeping that knowledge current and making it available with the right permissions becomes an infrastructure problem.
We built
@QontextAI to make sharing company context with agents scale across an entire business.
Qontext connects to the tools you already use, organizes company knowledge into a shared context repository, and maintains it automatically. Agents read the context they need and write new knowledge back, so what one learns can inform another’s work, while you control access and review changes centrally. You can use it with the models, agents, and tools you choose, through API, CLI, or MCP.
Building this takes serious engineering. I’m proud of the team of database, AI, and product engineers we’ve brought together from Snowflake, Databricks, Neon, Stripe, and others. They’re tackling the hard problems behind shared context: resolving conflicting information, evaluating permissions quickly, and handling many agents reading and updating knowledge at the same time.
Thank you to our team for building with such care, and to the customers who have helped shape the product over the past few months. Your trust and feedback have made Qontext what it is today.
If you’re building with AI across your business, we’d love to talk. Link in the comments.