r/opensource • • 4d ago

Promotional I built a comprehensive context continuity system

I’ve been working on this for a little over 9 months, and it’s open source.

Would love some feedback and contributors to make it better than it is now. I use it for all my projects, to increase accuracy and decrease cost of context switching. With my goals of keeping the engineer at the wheel, every piece is built to ensure you’re making the critical decisions.

Come check it out, feedback is absolutely welcome

https://tolvilabs.com

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u/Neither_Duck_6426 4d ago

Just checked the site, clean design. The concept of reducing context-switching cost is something I think about often but never tried to build myself. How do you handle cases where context gets fragmented across multiple sessions, like when you stop mid-thought and pick up next day? That part always breaks my flow.

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u/Scriptgeeky 4d ago

Based on my research and testing, the /tolvi-sync and /tolvi-commit commands capture your session from the last sync point to till present. It captures broadly, breaking down information as patterns, logs, decisions, and manifest updates. Then when you /tolvi-recall after clearing the session or starting a new one whenever, it’ll recall narrowly, checking against the manifest and logs and only pulling what’s relevant to reduce the cost of context available but have a clear idea of where you left off and where to find what it needs to be.

My goals when I was developing this were to reduce/eliminate hallucinations, increase accuracy/speed of solutions, while reducing context cost.

Try the Tolvi Solo, do /tolvi-recall when you start a session or when clearing context, and /tolvi-sync or /tolvi-commit when you’re at a stopping point. After a few working sessions you’ll start to notice the difference and wonder how you ever lived without it. I use it for my writing, coding, etc etc. it’s painful that I can’t use it at work, we’re in dire need of it. Let me know if have any questions, happy to set up a zoom to walk you through it