Agent is not calling Contexity
Agent is not calling Contexity
The most frequent cause is a missing or broken host configuration. Run the following command to check whether the host is correctly set up for your project:If the host config is missing or broken, reinstall it:Restart the host after any config changes so it picks up the updated MCP server registration.
Project not initialized
Project not initialized
If Contexity has no record of your project, the agent has nothing to work with. Initialize the project and attach it in one sequence:After
attach completes, the project is registered and the MCP server can start serving context for it.Context looks stale
Context looks stale
When the agent’s answers feel outdated, run a fast analysis to refresh project intelligence:If a specific context item is wrong, ask the agent to invalidate it, or list all items manually to find the one you want to remove:Once you have identified the stale item, invalidate it through the agent or the CLI. Contexity will replace it the next time that context is observed or analyzed.
Metrics output is too noisy
Metrics output is too noisy
If metrics are cluttering the agent’s responses or your terminal output, disable visible metrics for the project:Structured metrics remain available for inspection at any time — disabling visibility does not delete the underlying data.
An external source was captured incorrectly
An external source was captured incorrectly
If Contexity captured an external reference — such as a Slack message, ticket, or document — that turns out to be wrong, obsolete, private, or superseded, signal the agent to invalidate it using the MCP tool:Agents should call this tool when you tell them an external update was incorrect. The reference and any signals extracted from it will be marked invalid and excluded from future retrieval.