Context Layer

Bring Context To Where Work Happens

A universal context layer that empowers your agents with secure access to the tools you use

An illustrative coding agent asks whether Jira issue ENG-184 can ship. Context Layer checks your identity, the Delivery bundle, allowed resources, and enabled tools while gathering context from Jira, GitHub, Confluence, and Bitbucket.
01 / CONNECT

Spend less time switching between tabs.

Bring tickets, code, and docs into the agentic tools your team already uses. Connect your providers, and bring your own remote MCP server. MCP is a standard way for developer tools and AI to use information from other services.

Jira, GitHub, Confluence, and your own MCP server connect to Context Layer. Context Layer checks your account, approved projects, and allowed actions before bringing them into your IDE.
02 / CONTROL

Choose what developers and agents can use.

Pick the projects, repositories, and actions available in each agent connection. Save those choices as a bundle, then reuse them across your team.

An access map shows that a developer and their agents can use Jira, GitHub, and Confluence from their IDE. Bitbucket is not included in this connection.
03 / KEEP TRACK

See how your connections are being used.

See what developers and agents accessed, whether each request worked, and what happened recently. Send useful Microsoft Teams updates and a simple daily summary to your team.

A workspace activity view shows 1,284 requests from developers and their agents, a 99.4 percent success rate, recent Jira, GitHub, and Confluence activity, and a daily summary delivered to Microsoft Teams.

Keep developers in flow.

Bring code, tickets, and docs into the tools your team already uses, so people can find answers and work with AI without leaving their IDE.