A local AI coding assistant.
ContextMint decides what ships.
Ask, Plan, and Agent on your machine, with evidence and human approval before anything writes. Coming soon.
Solo developer, or a team
One product. A solo developer starts frictionless on one machine and can turn on controlled checks. A small company or enterprise adds a shared server, SSO, and an admin lock so the team cannot change posture or cloud.
Install Engine and the VS Code extension. The default is frictionless. Turn on controlled checks when you want evidence review and patch approval. No signup, shared server, or SSO.
- Ask how the codebase fits together, plan the change, and let Agent propose it
- Frictionless by default; controlled when you turn on evidence review and patch approval
- Optional bring-your-own-key cloud, off until you turn it on
- Code and the index stay on your machine
Everything in the solo path. An admin can lock posture and cloud so a developer cannot change them.
- Shared on-prem server for the team
- SSO and workspace roles
- Admin lock for frictionless or controlled, and for bring-your-own-key cloud
- Quality map and operator audit for the team
On a coding day
Coming soon. Ask how the repo fits together and plan a change across the files it touches. Frictionless by default. Turn on approval when you want the patch to wait.
Explain the repo, write a plan for the change, or propose the patch. Approval waits for you when controlled checks are on.
Work spans the files a change touches, with citations from the indexed workspace.
Review a file, branch, feature, or flow, then decide what to accept.
See the retrieved evidence and the chosen model before the assistant answers.
Default: local Engine + Ollama per developer. What it does → Shared on-prem API server path for regulated pilots — deployment models. Optional BYOK cloud routing is off by default. Roadmap: v1.0 (coming soon) · v2.0 Engineering Intelligence · Track B enterprise & compliance. Full roadmap → · Verification Engine vision → · Getting started →
Your machine, your coding session
ContextMint Engine is a tray-native operator console — like Ollama or Docker Desktop, not a SaaS dashboard. It follows your OS theme, shows readiness at a glance, and stays out of the way until you need to start, stop, or diagnose. ContextMint is where engineers work. Click any screenshot to enlarge.
The Problem Isn't Code Generation. It's Trust.
AI creates changes faster than organizations can review them with evidence. That is a board-level risk — not a tooling gap.
The Bottleneck Moved
Code generation is no longer the constraint. Evidence and human oversight are.
Humans generated code slower than organizations could review it.
AI generates code faster than organizations can verify with evidence.
A coding assistant with a record
Ask, Plan, and Agent use the indexed workspace. Context Lens shows the evidence. Patch preview waits for your approval — on your machine, or on a shared server for a team.
✓ Findings Store finding IDs
✓ Patch preview unified diff
✓ Routing badge local model path
Roadmap PR verification gates, blast-radius, and CI packaging are the Verification Engine direction — after the coding assistant.
Where the product is headed
After the coding assistant, the Verification Engine direction adds deterministic graph checks for PR-time verification. Capabilities below stay labeled roadmap.
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Verification Engine capabilities come after the coding assistant. See Features.
Repository DNA
Planned: structure, owners, and conventions in one deterministic report.
Blast Radius
Planned: dependency-closure impact for PR-time verification.
Decision Graph
Planned: architecture intent with traceable ADR and change evidence.
Drift Detection
Planned: policy and architecture drift against accepted baselines.
Agent Governance
The IDE agent proposes changes with human approval. Policy-scoped MCP tools for CI agents are planned.
Audit & Compliance
Evidence trails, deployment models, and enterprise security posture.
trust & deployment · v1.0 docsWhy CI Tools Don't Solve This Alone
Linting and tests catch syntax. They don't give developers evidence gates in the IDE.
Start coding locally. Add team control when you need it.
A solo developer installs Engine and the extension and starts in VS Code.
A small company or enterprise adds a shared server, SSO, and human approval.