Start with a Software System
Every durable session belongs to one explicit Backstage/C4 System boundary.
Public documentation
Zero for people. MCP for agents. Tenant-scoped APIs underneath both. Konteks is model-neutral by design, so your team can choose the model and coding agent that fit the work.
The human workspace for creating Systems, opening sessions, selecting Components and repositories, reviewing estimates, approving work, and reading evidence.
Zero is available on the web. Native iOS and Android apps are coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Open Zero ↗Every durable session belongs to one explicit Backstage/C4 System boundary.
Reuse catalogued repositories naturally, or bootstrap new Components from repository information.
Inspect proposal scope, upfront estimate, affected repositories, and the human approval boundary.
Track runs, tasks, validation, pull requests, usage, and Value Receipt evidence from the same session.
The public remote MCP endpoint for authorized external agents. It federates Konteks capabilities behind one tenant-scoped connection.
Use it from Codex, Claude, or another MCP-compatible coding agent. Konteks supplies the durable software context, policy, estimate, approval boundary, and evidence; your team chooses the model.
Endpoint: https://api.konteks.io/mcp
Transport: Streamable HTTP
Auth: Bearer <scoped credential>
initialize
→ tools/list
→ resources/list
→ resources/templates/list
→ tools/call | resources/readFind Systems, sessions, catalog context, billing state, and federated tools without hard-coded IDs.
Tool metadata, permissions, tenant scope, budgets, and human approval control what may run.
Zero and MCP share the same product context, policies, and outcome model.
Create, rotate, and revoke credentials from Zero’s Work Locally surface. Never place credentials in prompts, source control, screenshots, or shared logs.
Public APIs are tenant-scoped and generally consumed through Zero or MCP. Direct integrations should use documented endpoints and published authentication methods.
Authentication, active workspace, membership, invitations, and tenant-scoped account context.
Create and select Systems; create sessions; send messages; attach files; inspect and cancel runs.
Review known Components, provisional repository-derived facts, and evidence-backed catalog changes.
Connect, validate, inspect, revoke, restore, and browse repositories from supported providers.
Inspect proposals and plans, follow events and tasks, confirm or revise approved work, and read outcomes.
Read plans, entitlements, balance, budgets, quotes, reservations, usage analytics, exports, and transactions.
Choose and validate supported models and coding-agent configurations while keeping credentials protected.
Browser requests use the authenticated Zero session. External agents use revocable, scoped MCP credentials. Service credentials are not public client credentials.
Treat 401/403 as authentication or authorization boundaries, 409 as state conflict, 402 as billing recovery, and 5xx as retryable only when the operation is idempotent.
The public surface is being stabilized for launch. We will publish versioned schemas and changelog details before incompatible changes.
If a capability is not documented here, contact us before building against it.