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Contexta

ai-jcce/mcp-contexta

Contexta gives AI assistants a persistent, typed memory layer backed by a knowledge graph. One tool call searches across keyword, vector, and graph indexes simultaneously — so your agent finds the right context whether it remembers a phrase, a concept, or a relationship between entities.

49 tools available
The Journeyman with a Quirk
Some history here. A few things flagged; nothing serious, but we wanted you to know.
Time indexed (4mo)
49toolsRemote/ HTTP4moindexed1signal
100% uptime · 309ms avgChecked Aug 16, 2026
Quality Score
59/95
Established
Risk Score
12/100
Low
How is this calculated?
Quality Breakdown
Tenure13.3/20
129 days indexed
Capability20.7/25
Tools: 8.7/13 (49 tools)
Description: 5/5
Endpoint: 7/7
Adoption0/25
Use count: 0/20 (0 uses)
Multi-registry: 0/5 (1 registry)
Reliability25/25
Currently live: 10/10
Uptime history: 15/15 100% (101/101 checks)
Security scan: 0 pts in v1.0; ready to weight when coverage improves
Incomplete Data Cap (60)
Usage data is not available for this server. Quality is capped until adoption can be measured.
Risk
12Low
See Security Signals section for details.
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49 tools. A few things worth knowing about. Check the details below.
First indexed Apr 9, 2026
Security Signals1 rule group · 2 findings
Potentially risky signal (2)High
In tool search
In tool unified_search
Server Profile
Tools catalogued
49
49 tools available. Full list below.
Hosting
Remote / HTTP
Runs on the internet. No access to your filesystem, SSH keys, or environment variables.
Registry presence
Not verified
Not yet verified by the Official MCP Registry.
Liveness
100%
Based on 48 checks. Average response: 309ms.
Publisher Verification
Not yet verified by the Official MCP Registry.
Endpoint
https://mcp-contexta--ai-jcce.run.tools
Tools (49)
read_page
Read a DashDoc page and return its content as Markdown with metadata.
create_page
Create a new page in DashDoc workspace. Content is Markdown (auto-converted to TipTap). Returns page_id and node_id.
update_page
Update an existing DashDoc page. Handles optimistic locking automatically. Content is Markdown. Embedded blocks (kanban, spreadsheet, child pages) are preserved automatically.
delete_page
Soft-delete a DashDoc page.
restore_page
Restore a soft-deleted DashDoc page. Clears deleted_at and re-registers workspace node.
list_workspaces
List all workspaces available to the current user. Returns workspace IDs needed for other tool calls.
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get_tree
Get workspace tree structure. Without node_id returns root items; with node_id drills into a subtree. OUTPUT FORMAT: Each line shows: - title (type, node:<tree-node-id>, ref:<entity-id>) Use node:<UUID> values as: - node_id parameter in get_tree to drill deeper - parent_node_id in create_page/create_folder to place items here Use ref:<UUID> values as: - page_id in read_page/update_page/delete_page
create_folder
Create a folder in the DashDoc workspace tree.
create_project
Create a new project in the DashDoc workspace tree. A project includes a Neo4j node, a linked page, and a workspace entry.
move_page
Move a workspace item (page or folder) to a new parent within the SAME workspace. Cross-workspace moves are not supported — use create_page + delete_page instead.
upload_file
Upload a file to DashDoc workspace (max 500 MB). - Use file_path for local MCP servers (stdio mode) — most reliable for large files. - Use file_base64 + file_name for remote MCP servers (http mode). For files >25 MB, use file_base64_chunks to send in parts. - Use file_base64_chunks for very large files: call upload_file multiple times with chunk_index (0-based) and total_chunks, then the last chunk triggers assembly and upload.
reorder_workspace
Reorder workspace items within their parent.
search
Keyword search across all DashDoc content: pages, documents, meeting notes, decisions, discussions, tasks, graph nodes, canvases, boards. USE THIS TOOL when the user: - Asks about past discussions or conversations ("мы обсуждали", "мы говорили", "обсуждение с...") - Mentions a person by name and asks what was discussed/decided ("с Игорем", "Саша говорил") - Asks about decisions, agreements, or outcomes ("что решили", "к чему пришли", "что договорились") - Wants to find a document, spec, report, or any stored content - References something that was previously recorded or documented - Asks "what do we know about X" or "what's the context on X" For semantic/fuzzy queries (when exact keywords are unknown), prefer unified_search instead.
unified_search
Semantic search combining keyword matching, vector similarity, knowledge graph traversal, and conversation search. Best for natural-language queries where exact keywords are unknown. USE THIS TOOL (preferred over basic search) when: - The user asks about discussions, meetings, or decisions in natural language ("Мы обсуждали с Игорем проект X — что там решили?") - The user references a person and wants related context ("что Игорь говорил про...", "переписка с Олегом о...") - The user wants to search chat messages or conversations ("найди в переписке", "что писали в чате про...") - The query is vague or conversational — vector search finds semantically similar content even without exact keyword matches - The user asks about topics, themes, or concepts rather than specific document titles - You need to find related entities through the knowledge graph (e.g., person → discussions → decisions) Returns ranked results with relevance scores, graph connections, and matching conversations grouped by chat.
graph_search
Search graph nodes (entities) by name. Returns matching nodes with their types and properties.
list_tasks
List tasks from DashDoc with optional filters.
get_task
Get full task details by ID.
create_task
Create a new task in DashDoc. Agent tasks should always include tags: ["agent"] and board_id for Dev Board.
update_task
Update an existing task in DashDoc.
delete_task
Delete a task.
get_task_relations
Get all relations for a task (subtasks, blocked by, blocks, project, etc.).
link_tasks
Create a relationship between two tasks. Types: PART_OF (subtask→parent), BLOCKS (blocker→blocked), PART_OF_PROJECT (task→project).
unlink_tasks
Remove a relationship from a task by relation ID (get IDs from get_task_relations).
bulk_update_tasks
Bulk update status for multiple tasks at once. Max 200 tasks per call.
create_canvas_node
Create a new entity and place it on a canvas. Entity types: Person, Organization, Project, Server, Service, Agent, Interface, DataStore, Document, Task, etc.
add_node_to_canvas
Add an existing graph node to a canvas at specified position.
read_presentation
Read a DashDoc presentation (Reveal.js markdown format). Returns markdown content, theme, and transition settings. Slides are separated by --- (horizontal) and -- (vertical sub-slides). Supports fragments (animations), data-background attributes, and HTML within slides.
create_spreadsheet
Create a spreadsheet with optional headers and data rows.
read_spreadsheet
Read spreadsheet data as markdown table, CSV, or JSON. For large spreadsheets (>1000 rows), consider using range parameter or CSV format.
update_cells
Update specific cells by A1 address (e.g. B2, D15). Handles optimistic locking with retry.
append_rows
Append rows to the end of a spreadsheet. Handles optimistic locking with retry.
manage_sheets
List, add, delete, rename a sheet, or toggle gridlines visibility. action=list reads sheets (workspace-optional); all others mutate.
find_cells
Search for a value in spreadsheet cells. Returns matching cell addresses.
style_cells
Apply style (bold, italic, colors, alignment, etc.) to a cell or range.
merge_cells
Merge or unmerge cells in a range.
resize_columns_rows
Set column widths and/or row heights.
save_knowledge
Save structured facts to the knowledge graph with automatic entity resolution and deduplication. Entity resolution algorithm (in priority order): 1. Exact match by identifiers (phone, email, telegramUsername, domain, inn) 2. Exact match by name 3. Fuzzy match by name and aliases (confidence threshold: 0.8) 4. No match → create new node Creates new nodes only when no match is found. Enriches existing nodes with new identifiers/aliases. Uses MERGE semantics for edges (no duplicate edges). Use this instead of manual create_node + create_edge when saving information that may reference existing entities. Use dry_run=true first to preview resolution results before committing.
list_reminders
List reminders with optional status filter.
graph_node
Unified CRUD for knowledge-graph nodes (entities). Replaces create_node, get_node, update_node, delete_node, get_related. Actions: - create: requires type, name; optional properties - get: requires node_id - update: requires node_id; optional name, properties - delete: requires node_id - related: requires node_id (returns neighbors and edges)
graph_edge
Unified CRUD for knowledge-graph edges (relationships). Also used to create connections between nodes on a canvas. Replaces create_edge, get_edge, update_edge, delete_edge. Actions: - create: requires source_id, target_id, type; optional properties - get: requires edge_id - update: requires edge_id; optional type, properties - delete: requires edge_id
graph_schema
List all entity types, relationship types, and property schemas available in the knowledge graph. Renamed from graph_types.
board
Unified CRUD for kanban boards. Replaces list_boards, get_board, create_board, update_board, delete_board. Boards are filter views — pass filters JSON with include/exclude for projects, tags, people, statuses; matching tasks appear on the board automatically. Actions: - list: optional workspace_id, limit, offset - get: requires board_id - create: requires name, workspace_id; optional columns, filters, project_id - update: requires board_id, workspace_id; optional name, columns, filters - delete: requires board_id, workspace_id
canvas
Unified CRUD for canvases (visual boards). Replaces list_canvases, get_canvas, create_canvas, update_canvas, delete_canvas. For node placement use create_canvas_node (new entity+placement) or add_node_to_canvas (attach existing). Those remain separate tools — their side effects differ. Actions: - list: optional workspace_id, limit, offset - get: requires canvas_id - create: requires name, workspace_id - update: requires canvas_id, workspace_id; optional name, icon - delete: requires canvas_id, workspace_id
canvas_node
Update or delete a node on a canvas. Creators (create_canvas_node, add_node_to_canvas) are separate tools. Actions: - update: requires canvas_id, node_id; optional x, y, shape, color, node_size, properties - delete: requires node_id; optional canvas_id, delete_entity (default false — only removes from canvas)
canvas_edge
Update or delete an edge on a canvas (styling layer). To CREATE an edge between canvas nodes, use graph_edge(action=create). Actions: - update: requires edge_id; optional type, style, label, shape - delete: requires edge_id
presentation
Unified create/update for Reveal.js presentations. Read via read_presentation. Actions: - create: requires title, markdown, workspace_id; optional theme, transition, parent_id - update: requires presentation_id, workspace_id; optional markdown, theme, transition, title Markdown: --- separates horizontal slides, -- separates vertical sub-slides.
reminder
Unified create/update/delete for reminders. Listing remains via list_reminders. Actions: - create: requires text, workspace_id; optional due_at (ISO 8601) - update: requires reminder_id, workspace_id; optional text, due_at, status - delete: requires reminder_id, workspace_id
tree_node
Update or delete an item in the workspace tree (page, folder, project, etc.). The tree is the workspace hierarchy projection of DashDoc nodes. For CREATE use the dedicated hot-path tools: create_page, create_folder, create_project, create_spreadsheet, create_canvas, create_presentation. For MOVE use move_page; for REORDER use reorder_workspace. Actions: - update: requires node_id, workspace_id; optional title, icon - delete: requires node_id, workspace_id
manage_rows_columns
Insert or delete rows/columns in a spreadsheet, shifting existing cells. Actions: - insert: add N rows/columns at position - delete: remove N rows/columns at position Position format depends on axis: - axis=row: `at` is a 1-based row number (string or number) - axis=column: `at` is a column letter (A, B, AA, …)

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