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Full documentation coming soon. The interface is still being finalized.
Your agent has no idea why the code was built the way it was. The decisions are in Slack. The requirements are in Jira. The context is in Confluence. Agents don’t have access to any of it by default. Most teams try MCP, but multiple MCP servers consume 10–30% of the context window and flood agents with irrelevant data. jog context connects your internal sources — Jira, Slack, Confluence — and Joggr unifies them into a single MCP endpoint backed by a knowledge graph. It surfaces only what’s relevant to the current task, and only what you already have access to. If you can’t see a Confluence page, neither can the agent.