Contextus: The Context Management and Routing Hub of MATRIX （2/3）
May 7, 2025
Last updated
May 7, 2025
Last updated
Contextus enables you to easily add or remove MCP service configurations, with multi-client support for models such as Morpheus, Claude, GPT-4All, and LLaMA. It eliminates the need for complex commands or scripts.
With the "Profiles" feature, you can group and manage multiple MCP services based on use cases. For example:
· Configure lightweight models for personal assistant tasks;
· Set up long-context models for research scenarios;
· Deploy private models for enterprise environments. You can activate or deactivate different profiles with a single command, enabling a seamless "context-as-scenario" scheduling experience.
Contextus integrates an MCP server registry system that allows users to discover, browse, and connect to community-shared model services. This extends your capabilities from "local models" to a globally connected semantic service network.
Contextus includes a high-performance MCP routing daemon with the following capabilities:
Aggregate multiple MCP services under a single local port (e.g., http://localhost:6276);
Intelligently route context requests to the appropriate model based on the active profile;
Support session reuse, enabling multiple clients to share model connections and context states;
Provide hot-swapping capabilities to switch backend services without interrupting running applications.
All operations—including configuration, profile activation, routing control, and service queries—can be executed through the Contextus CLI tool, significantly reducing deployment and maintenance complexity.
