Understand which instructions in your repository affect your coding agents. Take control of your AI workflow.
๐ Download NowFree download ยท Windows compatible ยท No programming skills needed
Think of AgentContextMap as a map for AI behavior. When you use coding agents like GitHub Copilot or Claude Code, these tools look at files in your project to understand what to do. But with many files, it's hard to know which instructions they follow.
AgentContextMap shows you exactly which repository files affect your AI coding assistance. It visually maps connections between instruction files (like README, AGENTS.md, or configuration files) and the agents that read them.
This helps you avoid conflicts, improve agent performance, and understand your project's "AI context" at a glance.
See a visual diagram of which instruction files your AI agents are reading. No more guesswork.
Discover when multiple files try to tell your agent different things. Fix issues before they break your workflow.
When your agents read the right instructions, they work better. Watch your coding speed improve immediately.
AgentContextMap is designed to work smoothly on most Windows computers. Here's the general requirement:
Ready to take control of your AI agents? Download today and see your repositories in a whole new way.
โญ Download ApplicationLast updated version available on the official release page
Visit this link to download the application: Download AgentContextMap
๐ฌ Quick Setup Tip: For your agent map to work, you'll need to open your existing project folder. When you first load it, just press "Open Project" and choose the folder that contains your coding project files.
Popular tools like GitHub Copilot, Claude Code from Anthropic, and Cursor's AI assistant. These tools "read" files in your project before suggesting results.
It analyzes common instructions files such as AGENTS.md, README.md, CLAUDE.md, configuration folders like `.github`, and any custom context file you set up.
No. Everything runs directly on your computer. AgentContextMap doesn't upload your projects or instructions anywhere.
Yes, AgentContextMap is provided as a free tool for developers, students, and hobbyists. It is open source and regularly updated.
If you have questions or run into any trouble, you're not on your own. Get help from:
Have a suggestion or found a bug? Your input improves AgentContextMap for everyone.