Shared team standards
Planning, Publishing, Development, and QA continue from an immutable project snapshot and reviewed document revisions.
AX, where the project context leads to collaboration
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Connect a GitHub project and turn approved documents into shared standards for people and AI.
AX, where the project context leads to collaboration
CTX Flow treats project documents as working contracts. It preserves revisions, human approvals, releases, publication history, and execution evidence without letting AI claim completion on its own.
Planning, Publishing, Development, and QA continue from an immutable project snapshot and reviewed document revisions.
AI may draft and execute, but approval, Release, Publication, and activation remain human decisions.
Git commits, snapshots, commands, and test results connect implementation back to the team agreement that authorized it.
Collaboration status
The collaboration dashboard shows the latest document for every role and connects Release, Git publication, commits, snapshots, and execution results without reducing work to a chat log.

Collaboration-led workflow
CTX Flow preserves the authorization path from intent to execution, so every role and agent can continue from the same reviewed basis.
Connect the repository and establish shared intent, constraints, and brand or engineering standards.
Planning, Publishing, Development, and QA refine their responsibilities as versioned documents.
A person reviews revisions and decides which working agreement can become an active Release.
AI receives only the approved role standards and the revision identity that authorized the task.
Commits, snapshots, commands, tests, and runtime results are connected to the Release.
People inspect completion conditions and the document-to-implementation provenance before accepting the result.
One collaboration contract
CTX Flow keeps project knowledge useful at the moment a person decides or an AI acts.

Available now
Connect a GitHub project, coordinate role documents, approve a Release, and verify what was actually executed.
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