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LeanCTX
OBSERVEDControls what context and requests reach your AI
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LeanCTX connects an application's sources, prepares context for each task, and applies configurable rules to context and supported model requests. It provides source-access permissions, filtering of sensitive content, and traceable decisions for AI systems and coding assistants. It is aimed at developers and organizations wanting cost control, governance, and auditability over what reaches their AI models.
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Sources, search and every read mode · Local safety, reference routing and budgets · Cache, memory, receipts and recovery
SSO, SCIM and granular roles · Organization policy, audit and approvals · Deployment, recovery and operating support
Native SDKs for six language ecosystems · Versioned Engine integration contracts · Commercial delivery and redistribution scope
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