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Magic Context

Magic Context

Unbounded context

Coding Agents
7.0 /10
Open Source

Last Updated

2026-06-14

GitHub Stars

944

About Magic Context

The hippocampus for coding agents, part of CortexKit.

Our Verdict

A coding agent that is open-source and self-hostable backed by 944 GitHub stars. Unbounded context. Memory that manages itself. One session, for life. The hippocampus for coding agents, part of CortexKit..

Features

Capture
Consolidate
Recall
OpenCode built-in compaction
Historian compartmentalization
Decay rendering

Detailed Ratings

Ease of Use
6.7
Value for Money
7.2
Features
7.0
Support
6.4
Performance
7.1
Overall Rating
7.0 /10

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Open-source β€” fully self-hostable and auditable
  • Growing open-source adoption (944 stars)
  • Capture
  • Consolidate

Cons

  • Requires technical setup; less hand-holding than managed alternatives
  • Limited third-party reviews and benchmarks

Use Cases

Code generationCode reviewDebuggingRefactoring

Who Is It For?

Teams and individuals looking for software development automation who value open-source flexibility and control.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Magic Context?

The hippocampus for coding agents, part of CortexKit.

How much does Magic Context cost?

Magic Context is open-source and free to self-host. See https://github.com/cortexkit/magic-context for installation instructions.

Is Magic Context open source?

Yes β€” Magic Context is open source with 944 stars. The source code is on GitHub at https://github.com/cortexkit/magic-context.

Who should use Magic Context?

Teams and individuals looking for software development automation who value open-source flexibility and control.

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