Context Link

Context Link provides a single way for AI to talk to an organization's existing sources, including Notion, Google Docs, websites, inboxes, files, and project tools. It keeps them in sync as one knowledge base that can be searched by meaning rather than by keyword, and sources re-sync every 24 hours. The product enables AI agents like ChatGPT and Claude to ask questions grounded in current content, with citations attached to answers.

Context Link offers a dashboard and integrations so AI tools can access source-backed context from the connected materials. It supports saving decisions as Memories, updating them over time, and ensuring AI reads the latest version across all connected tools. Answers surface with exact sources cited and lookups reviewable, helping users evaluate trust. Users can settle changes and have them reflected across AI tools.

Context Link connects to channels where business information lives, such as Notion pages, Google Docs and Drive, websites, inboxes, files, and project tools. It allows asking about pricing, positioning, customer pain, or recent changes, with answers grounded in the connected sources. The system emphasizes staying up to date by syncing sources every 24 hours and returning source-backed results with citations.

Context Link states it can be used from a dashboard or inside ChatGPT, Claude, and any MCP-aware agent. It also mentions modes that weight connections for different tasks (e.g., customer-support vs. sales) and a Memory feature to store and retrieve settled decisions for future AI queries.

Use cases

• Connect the support inbox, brand book, catalogue and help centre once, and AI gets a single place to ask your whole e-commerce business.
• Connect the docs you already keep, like specs, changelogs, interviews and support threads for software business.
• Aggregate briefs, case studies, brand books and project archives for agencies.