The actual app

Real captures of ContextLoom on macOS, working in Atlas — a TypeScript invoicing monorepo with a ContextDB, open beside a coding agent.

ContextLoom with four files checked in the ContextDB tree and a Copy Bundle (4) button in the toolbar. Beside the window, the copied bundle's text: a Context Bundle heading followed by each file under its path. — Four files, one paste Tick the files that matter and Copy Bundle. Shown alongside is the exact text that lands on your clipboard — each file under its own path.

ContextLoom in split view with the Atlas product spec open: the Markdown source with line numbers on the left and the rendered spec on the right, the ContextDB taxonomy in the sidebar. — The spec, and the spec rendered Problem, goals and scope in 01_specs — the part of the project an agent can't infer from the code.

The Atlas system architecture doc in ContextLoom's split view: a Mermaid flowchart in the Markdown source on the left, rendered as a diagram of the web app, Stripe webhooks, API, Postgres and job queue on the right. — Architecture, diagram included Write a Mermaid block in the spec and the preview draws it — the data flow sits in the same file as the constraints.

An ADR on auth strategy open in ContextLoom, with the right-click menu on another decision record showing Rename, Reveal in Finder, Add to Context Bundle and Delete. — Decisions, kept where the code is ADRs in 03_decisions record the alternatives you rejected and why. Right-click any file to add it to a Context Bundle.

The project's CLAUDE.md open in ContextLoom, instructing the agent to read the spec in ContextDB/01_specs and check ContextDB/03_decisions before changing anything. The src folder is expanded in the tree. — The instructions your agent follows CLAUDE.md points the agent at ContextDB before it touches anything — and it sits in the same tree as the source it governs.

ContextLoom showing a reviewer agent's rules. The workspace row reads main · 2, folders with uncommitted changes carry a dot, and files show M and U badges. — See what your agent changed Git activity in the sidebar: the branch and change count on the workspace, a dot on folders with uncommitted work, and a state letter on every file.

See it beside your terminal.

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