context_query
Selector query with graph traversal (includedrafts)
How to use it
Project documentation lists context_query for the ContextNest MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
Install ContextNest
docker run -i --rm contextnest-mcp # demo vault baked into the imageOther tools in ContextNest (34)
Apply a suggestion: patch, bump version, write new canonical bytes, archive
Create a node — own id, publish: false, initial status, note, full skill block
Delete a node and its history; returns the deleted node's title
Read one node (includeraw, verifychecksum, allowrejected)
Bulk create-and-publish from documents and/or existing ids — one checkpoint for the batch
Open a vault: instructions, configuration, path, and what it holds (includenodes to also list nodes)
List nodes with type / status / tag filters (includeretired, full, limit)
List every nest in the central registry
List packs with their includes and excludes
Publish a node; takes a note, returns the chainhash
Reconstruct a specific version
Resolve a selector to full bodies within a token budget
Full-text search with graph traversal
Update a node — rename, set status, stamp a version, clear metadata with null
Verify every hash chain in the vault
List a document's version history
contextcreate
contextdelete
Get the document format spec (call before creating docs)
List recent checkpoints
contextlist
List all staged suggestions for a document
contextpublish
contextget
Return the context.yaml index
Resolve and return a context pack with documents
contextreconstruct
Reject a suggestion: archive with required reason, emit a chain event
contextresolve
contextsearch
Capture a drifted live file as a staged suggestion under suggestions/
contextupdate
contextinit
contextverify