ContextKit

ContextKit is no longer actively maintained. Its planning features have evolved into 📋 PlanKit — a lighter, plugin-based system that integrates directly with Claude Code's plugin marketplace. For quick plans without a full planning system, use Claude Code's built-in Plan mode (/plan).
Migration: Install PlanKit via the 🧩 Plugin Marketplace and run /plan-kit:init to set up your project. PlanKit covers Ideas → Roadmap → Steps → Done with a cleaner architecture and automatic archiving.

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🤔 Why ContextKit exists

The real problem: AI assistants are reactive, not proactive. You have to spoon-feed them every single step: "Now create the model", "Now add the service", "Don't forget tests", "Now wire up the UI". They wait for instructions instead of understanding the bigger picture and driving the process forward.

The frustration: You're managing the AI instead of collaborating with it. You spend your time figuring out what to ask for next, breaking down work into AI-digestible chunks, and constantly steering the conversation. It's like having a junior developer who needs step-by-step instructions for everything.

The solution: ContextKit gives AI the planning intelligence to understand your project, suggest the right technical approach, break down features systematically, and guide you through proven development phases. The AI becomes a proactive partner that knows what comes next and why.

And you stay in control: ContextKit enables AI autonomy at the right moments while keeping you in strategic control. You review and approve the spec, tech decisions, and implementation plan at key checkpoints. The AI then executes with specialized quality agents (accessibility,…