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Your dev tools are scattered. Your focus shouldn't be.

context-bridge links your GitHub PRs, Linear tickets, Slack threads, and CI logs - automatically - so you can stop hunting and start shipping.

✨ New: Click-to-copy branch names and git checkout commands with keyboard shortcuts c and g!

🚀 Quick Start · ⚡ Commands · 🔌 Integrations · 🖥️ Dashboard · 🤝 Contributing

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😤 The Problem Every Developer Faces

You're deep in debugging fix/auth-timeout. Then you get pulled into another meeting, another branch, another fire.

When you come back - you open 10 tabs, scroll through Slack history, check GitHub PR comments, hunt through CI logs, re-read the Jira ticket...

That's 30 minutes wasted before you write a single line of code.

Multiply that by every context switch. Every day. Every developer on your team.

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✨ The Fix - One Command

cb status

╭─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│  context-bridge  ·  fix/auth-timeout                        │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  📋  AUTH-412  →  Login timeout after 30s  [In Progress]    │
│  🔁  PR #231   →  2 unresolved comments (Rahul asked smth)  │
│  ❌  CI Failed →  3rd time · Error: timeout on line 84      │
│  💬  Slack     →  Sarah: "might be AWS lambda cold start"   │
│                   #backend · 2 hours ago                    │
╰─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
  Context fetched in 1.2s  ·  http://localhost:4242

One command. Every tool. Zero tab switching.

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🚀 Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/Harsh-Codes-77/context-bridge.git
cd context-bridge

# Windows:
install.bat

# macOS:
chmod +x install-mac.sh && ./install-mac.sh

# Linux:
chmod +x install-linux.sh && ./install-linux.sh

# Then:
cb init
cb status
cb web

# Optional diagnostics:
cb doctor

cb init saves tokens to ~/.context-bridge/.env. Note: Only the GitHub token is required! Linear and Slack tokens are completely optional and can be freely skipped. You can manage repos anytime with cb repo — no need to re-enter tokens.

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⚡ Commands

Command	Description
cb status	Fetch GitHub + Linear + Slack context for the current branch.
cb status --json	Output clean JSON instead of rich terminal output.
cb resume	Resume context from your last session on this branch.
cb export	Export all context for the current branch to a markdown file.
cb standup	Generate a daily standup report from the last 24 hours of work.
cb standup --copy	Copy the standup report to clipboard (for quick Slack posting).
cb standup --export	Save the standup report to a markdown file.
cb web	Start local context-bridge web dashboard.
cb init	Run first-time setup for API tokens and default repo.
cb repo	Manage saved repos — add, switch, list, or remove.
cb repo add	Add a new repo and set it as the active one.
cb repo use	Switch the active repo to one you've already added.
cb repo list	Show all saved repos.
cb repo current	Print the currently active repo.
cb repo remove	Remove a saved repo.
cb notes	Leave yourself reminders or context tied directly to your active branch session.
cb notes add	Add a timestamped note to the current branch.
cb notes show	Display all notes associated with your current branch.
cb notes clear	Clear all notes attached to your current branch.
cb config	Manage CLI configuration and API tokens.
cb config show	Show current config status (tokens and active repo).
cb config set	Set a specific API token without re-running init.
cb config clear-token	Remove a specific API token.
cb doctor	Check cb installation and local configuration health.

cb status

Fetches and displays your complete current context - branch, PR, ticket, CI, Slack - all at once.

cb status

What it shows:

• Current git branch
• Linked Linear/Jira ticket (auto-detected from branch name)
• GitHub PR status + unresolved comments
• Latest CI/CD run result (pass/fail + error location)
• Recent relevant Slack messages

Under the hood:

• ⚡ Parallel Execution: Uses ThreadPoolExecutor to fetch GitHub, Linear, and Slack data simultaneously, drastically reducing fetch time.
• 🛡️ Fault Tolerance: If one integration fails (e.g., Slack token expired), the other integrations will still load successfully, and you'll see a clear warning instead of a crash.

Options:

• --json: Outputs a clean JSON object instead of rich terminal formatting. Perfect for scripting and piping into other tools (e.g., cb status --json | jq '.github.ci_status'). Missing tokens or API errors will gracefully output an "error" field within the JSON instead of breaking the execution.

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cb resume

Woke up? Came back from a meeting? This tells you exactly where you left off.

cb resume

╭─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│  Resuming  ·  fix/auth-timeout                              │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│  ⏰  Last active: 6 hours ago                               │
│  📝  You were working on: auth.js (lines 78-92)             │
│                                                             │
│  What changed while you were away:                          │
│  • Rahul commented on PR #231                               │
│  • CI failed 2 more times                                   │
│  • Sarah replied in Slack thread                            │
│                                                             │
│  ▶  Suggested next step: Reply to Rahul's PR comment        │
╰─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

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cb export

Exports all your branch context (PR info, CI status, Linear ticket, Slack messages, and notes) into a clean Markdown file. Perfect for pasting into pull requests, standup updates, or Jira.

cb export
# ✓ Exported to context-bridge-export-fix-auth-timeout-2026-04-24.md

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cb standup

[NEW - Killer Feature] Auto-generate your daily standup from the last 24 hours of work!

This command aggregates all your branch activity from the past day and generates a beautifully formatted standup report. It pulls real data from GitHub PRs, Linear tickets, and your session history.

cb standup

Output:

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
📋 DAILY STANDUP — May 08, 2026
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

✅ DONE (Yesterday):
- fix/CON-3-api-timeout → Updated timeout config
  CON-3: Implement API timeout handling
  Status: In Progress

🔄 IN PROGRESS (Today):
- feature/CON-5-login-timeout → Resolving PR comments
  CON-5: Login timeout after 30s
  Status: Done
  PR #34 → 2 new comments from Rahul
  CI → Passing ✓

⚠️ BLOCKERS:
- PR #34 needs 1 more approval before merge

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

Smart Features:

• 🧠 Auto-categorizes branches as "Done" (inactive >12hrs) or "In Progress" (recent activity)
• 🔗 Links GitHub PRs with comment counts and CI status
• 🎫 Extracts Linear ticket IDs from branch names (e.g., fix/CON-5-auth → pulls ticket CON-5)
• ⚠️ Highlights blockers (PR approvals needed, failed CI, etc.)
• 💪 Works even with just 1 branch active in the last 24 hours
• 🛡️ Gracefully handles missing API tokens or data

Use Cases

Use Case 1: Daily Team Standup

cb standup

Run this during your daily standup meeting to review everything you worked on in the past 24 hours. All info is organized and ready to present.

Use Case 2: Quick Slack Update

cb standup --copy

Automatically copies the entire standup report to your clipboard. Then just paste it into Slack, email, or your team channel:

• ✓ Standup copied to clipboard — paste it in Slack!

Use Case 3: Archival & Record-Keeping

cb standup --export

Saves the standup as standup-2026-05-08.md in your current directory. Great for:

• Keeping a daily log of what you shipped
• Attaching to sprint retrospectives
• Building your portfolio of completed work
• ✓ Standup exported to standup-2026-05-08.md

Use Case 4: Full Workflow (Clipboard + File)

cb standup --copy --export

Both copies to clipboard AND saves to file. Perfect for submitting to Slack while also archiving for records.

Report Contents

For each branch active in the last 24 hours, the standup includes:

Item	Source	Example
Branch Name	Git	feature/CON-5-login-timeout
Work Summary	Session history	"Resolving PR comments"
GitHub PR	API	#34 → 2 new comments from Rahul
CI Status	GitHub Actions	CI → Passing ✓
Linear Ticket	Extracted from branch name	CON-5: Login timeout fix
Ticket Status	Linear API	Status: In Progress
Blockers	PR approval status	PR #34 needs 1 more approval

Examples

Example 1: Yesterday you shipped a feature

$ cb standup
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
📋 DAILY STANDUP — May 08, 2026
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

✅ DONE (Yesterday):
- feature/CON-5-login-timeout → Implemented JWT refresh logic
  CON-5: Login timeout after 30s
  Status: Done
  PR #34 → Merged ✓
  CI → Passing ✓

Example 2: Today you're debugging CI failures

$ cb standup
🔄 IN PROGRESS (Today):
- fix/CI-timeout-issue → Debugging flaky tests
  CI → Failing ✗
  PR #35 → Changes requested (Sarah: "needs more error handling")

⚠️ BLOCKERS:
- PR #35 needs changes requested fixes
- CI failing on line 84

Example 3: Quick Slack post

$ cb standup --copy
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
📋 DAILY STANDUP — May 08, 2026
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
[...full report...]
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

✓ Standup copied to clipboard — paste it in Slack!

# Then in Slack: Cmd+V (or Ctrl+V on Windows/Linux)

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cb web

Opens a local web dashboard with your full project context, beautiful UI, and live refresh.

cb web
# → Dashboard running at http://localhost:4242

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cb init

Interactive setup wizard. Run once to configure your API tokens.

cb init

Tokens are saved to ~/.context-bridge/.env. Linear and Slack tokens are completely optional—if you only use GitHub, simply press Enter to skip them. You can optionally set a default repo during init, or skip it and add repos later with cb repo add.

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cb repo

Manage multiple repos without re-entering tokens. Add, switch, list, or remove repos anytime.

cb repo add <owner/repo>

Add a new repo and set it as the active one.

cb repo add harsh/my-app
# ✓ Added and set 'harsh/my-app' as active repo

cb repo add harsh/other-project
# ✓ Added and set 'harsh/other-project' as active repo

cb repo use <owner/repo>

Switch the active repo to one you've already added.

cb repo use harsh/my-app
# ✓ Switched to 'harsh/my-app'

cb repo list

Show all saved repos. The active repo is highlighted in green.

cb repo list

                   Saved Repos
┏━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━━┓
┃ Name          ┃ Full Name           ┃  Status  ┃
┡━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━╇━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━╇━━━━━━━━━━┩
│ my-app        │ harsh/my-app        │ Active ✓ │
│ other-project │ harsh/other-project │    -     │
└───────────────┴─────────────────────┴──────────┘
Total repos: 2

cb repo current

Print the currently active repo.

cb repo current
# Active repo: harsh/my-app

cb repo remove <owner/repo>

Remove a saved repo (asks for confirmation first).

cb repo remove harsh/other-project
# Remove harsh/other-project? [y/N]: y
# ✓ Removed 'harsh/other-project'

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cb notes

Leave yourself reminders or context tied directly to your active branch session so you never forget where you left off.

cb notes add <text>

Add a timestamped note to the current branch.

cb notes add "Need to review auth timeout tests before pushing"
# ✓ Note saved to fix/auth-timeout

cb notes show

Display all notes associated with your current branch.

cb notes show

cb notes clear

Clear all notes attached to your current branch.

📝 Fun fact: Notes automatically appear at the bottom of your cb status output when they exist for your branch!

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cb config

Manage your configuration and API tokens without needing to run the full cb init wizard again.

cb config show

Show the status of your configured tokens and active repository. Tokens are safely masked.

cb config show

┏━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━━┳━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┓
┃ Token  ┃ Status   ┃ Last 4 chars ┃
┡━━━━━━━━╇━━━━━━━━━━╇━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┩
│ GitHub │ ✓ Set    │ ...x4f2      │
│ Linear │ ✓ Set    │ ...a9k1      │
│ Slack  │ ✗ Not set│ —            │
└────────┴──────────┴──────────────┘

Active Repo    harsh/my-app

cb config set <github-token | linear-token | slack-token>

Update or add a specific API token. The input prompt is hidden.

cb config set github-token
# Enter new GitHub Token: 
# ✓ GitHub token updated

cb config clear-token <github | linear | slack>

Remove a specific API token from your configuration.

cb config clear-token slack
# Remove Slack token? [y/N]: y
# ✓ Slack token removed

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cb doctor

Check the health of your installation, local configuration, file paths, and environment settings.

cb doctor

Useful if you are migrating environments, debugging tokens, or just making sure your local setup is perfectly healthy!

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🔌 Integrations

Tool	What it fetches
GitHub	Current PR, unresolved comments, CI/CD status, failed job logs
Linear	Ticket title, status, assignee, priority, recent comments
Jira	Issue details, status, sprint info (coming soon)
Slack	Messages mentioning your ticket ID or branch name

Setting Up Tokens

(Note: Only the GitHub token is required! Linear and Slack tokens are completely optional, and their summaries will dynamically hide from the dashboard and CLI if not provided.)

📍 GitHub Token

1. Go to github.com/settings/tokens
2. Click "Generate new token (classic)"
3. Select scopes: repo, workflow
4. Copy the token → paste in cb init

📍 Linear Token

1. Open Linear → Settings → API
2. Click "Create new API key"
3. Copy the key → paste in cb init

📍 Slack Token

1. Go to api.slack.com/apps
2. Create a new app → "From scratch"
3. Add OAuth scopes: channels:read, channels:history, groups:read, groups:history, users:read
4. Optional (for better search results): search:read
5. Install app to workspace
6. Copy Bot User OAuth Token (or a user token with search permissions) → paste in cb init

If search.messages is unavailable for your token type, context-bridge automatically falls back to channel history scanning.

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🖥️ Web Dashboard

Run cb web to get a beautiful local dashboard at http://localhost:4242.

Dashboard features:

• 🌿 All your active branches as cards
• 📊 GitHub PR, CI status, Linear ticket, and Slack context per branch
• ⏱️ Last active timestamps plus cache age visibility
• 📂 Files you've touched per session
• 🔄 Auto-refresh (sessions every 30s, full context every 120s)
• 🔒 Localhost-only - completely private

Dashboard Search & Filter

Find branches instantly when you have 10+ active sessions:

• 🔍 Live Search: Type to filter branches in real-time (no page reload)
• ⌨️ Keyboard Shortcut: Press / anywhere to focus the search bar
• 🎯 Smart Matching: Filters by branch name, repo name, or files touched (case-insensitive)
• ✨ Highlighted Results: Matched text is highlighted in cyan for easy scanning
• 📊 Result Counter: Shows "Showing X of Y branches" while filtering
• ✕ Clear Button: Click × to reset search instantly
• 💬 Server Fallback: GET /api/search?q=<query> endpoint available for larger datasets

Example:

→ Press "/" to focus search
→ Type "auth" → instantly shows only branches matching "auth"
→ Type "services" → filters to branches with service-related files touched
→ See "Showing 3 of 12 branches" while filtered
→ Click × or clear input → back to full view

Dashboard Keyboard Shortcuts

Power users: Navigate and control the dashboard entirely with your keyboard. No mouse needed.

Global Shortcuts

Key	Action
r	Refresh all context data (shows brief indicator)
/	Focus search bar instantly
Esc	Clear search input OR close any dialog/modal
?	Open keyboard shortcuts help overlay

Card Navigation

Key	Action
j or ↓	Move focus to next branch card
k or ↑	Move focus to previous branch card
Enter	Expand focused card to show full details
c	Copy branch name of focused card
g	Copy git checkout command of focused card
Delete or x	Prompt to delete focused card's session

Visual Feedback

• Focused card gets a bright cyan highlighted border (distinct from mouse hover)
• Position indicator shows "3 / 12" in bottom right when navigating with keyboard
• Smooth scroll keeps focused card visible and centered
• Footer hint displays "Press ? for keyboard shortcuts" for discoverability

Click-to-Copy Branch Names & Git Commands

No more manual copy-paste! Quickly copy branch names and git commands with a single click or keyboard shortcut.

Click to Copy

Branch Name:

• Hover over the branch name → a copy icon (📋) appears
• Click the branch name or the icon to copy to clipboard
• Inline "✓ Copied!" feedback displays for 2 seconds
• Toast notification shows at bottom-right confirming the copy

Git Checkout Command:

• Click the button below the branch name showing 📋 git checkout fix/branch-name
• Copies the full git command to your clipboard
• Same "✓ Copied!" feedback and toast notification

Keyboard Shortcuts for Copying

When a branch card is focused (using j/k navigation):

Key	Action
c	Copy branch name to clipboard
g	Copy git checkout command to clipboard

Both show inline feedback and toast notifications on success.

Fallback for Older Browsers

If your browser doesn't support the modern Clipboard API:

1. First fallback: Uses document.execCommand('copy') for older browsers
2. Last resort: Shows a modal popup with the text pre-selected so you can manually copy with Ctrl+C / Cmd+C

Tips

• ✅ Shortcuts don't fire while typing in the search box
• ✅ All shortcuts work in one clean event listener (no interference)
• ✅ Works great with tmux/screen or remote SSH sessions
• ✅ Press ? anytime to see the help overlay with all available shortcuts

Example workflow:

→ Press "/" → Type "auth" → See matching branches
→ Press "j" to move down → Focus on "fix/auth-timeout"
→ Press "g" → Copies "git checkout fix/auth-timeout"
→ Paste in terminal, continue coding
→ Back in dashboard, press "r" → Refreshes all context
→ Done without touching the mouse once!

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🔒 Privacy First

Everything is 100% local. Here's what we store and where:

~/.context-bridge/
├── data.db          ← SQLite: sessions, context cache, and saved repos
└── .env             ← Your API tokens (written by cb init)

your-project/
└── .env             ← Optional legacy fallback (still supported)

• ❌ No cloud sync
• ❌ No analytics
• ❌ No data sent anywhere
• ✅ Your tokens never leave your machine
• ✅ Works fully offline (with cached data)

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📁 Project Structure

context-bridge/
│
├── cli/
│   ├── main.py          ← Entry point - all cb commands
│   ├── status.py        ← cb status logic
│   └── resume.py        ← cb resume logic
│
├── integrations/
│   ├── github.py        ← GitHub API integration
│   ├── linear.py        ← Linear API integration
│   └── slack.py         ← Slack API integration
│
├── storage/
│   └── db.py            ← Local SQLite database
│
├── dashboard/
│   ├── app.py           ← Flask local server
│   ├── templates/
│   │   └── index.html   ← Web UI
│   └── static/
│       └── style.css    ← Dashboard styles
│
├── config.py            ← Token management
├── requirements.txt     ← Dependencies
├── setup.py             ← pip install -e . support
└── .env.example         ← Token template

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🛠️ Tech Stack

Layer	Technology
Language	Python 3.9+
CLI framework	Click
Terminal UI	Rich
Web dashboard	Flask
Local storage	SQLite via sqlite3
HTTP requests	Requests
Config	python-dotenv

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🧪 Testing

context-bridge includes a comprehensive pytest test suite with 71 tests covering all modules and integrations. This ensures code quality and makes contributions safe.

Quick Start

# Install test dependencies (if not already done)
pip install -e .

# Run all tests
pytest tests/

# Run with coverage report
make test-coverage

# Run and stop at first failure
make test-fast

Test Suite Overview

File	Tests	Coverage	Purpose
test_db.py	27	100%	Database operations (sessions, cache, repos, notes)
test_linear.py	11	99%	Linear API integration & ticket extraction
test_github.py	10	95%	GitHub API integration (PRs, CI status)
test_cli.py	16	100%	Click CLI commands
test_dashboard.py	8	100%	Flask routes & endpoints
conftest.py	-	88%	Shared test fixtures
TOTAL	71	100% tests	Full module coverage

Test Features

✅ Isolated Database - Each test gets a fresh SQLite database in /tmp to prevent interference
✅ Mocked APIs - GitHub, Linear, and Slack calls are mocked; no real API requests made
✅ Comprehensive Fixtures - Reusable fixtures for database, environment variables, Flask test client
✅ Error Scenarios - Tests for API failures, missing tokens, invalid inputs, empty data
✅ 100% Pass Rate - All 71 tests pass on every run

Running Tests

All Tests

pytest tests/
# Output: collected 71 items ... 71 passed

Specific Test File

pytest tests/test_db.py -v
pytest tests/test_github.py -v

Specific Test Class or Method

pytest tests/test_db.py::TestSessionManagement::test_save_and_get_session -v
pytest tests/test_cli.py::TestCliExists -v

With Coverage Report

make test-coverage
# Generates HTML coverage report in ./htmlcov/index.html

Fast Mode (Stop at First Failure)

make test-fast
# Useful when debugging failing tests

Test Structure

Each test file follows a consistent structure:

# tests/test_db.py
class TestSessionManagement:
    """Tests for session save/load/delete operations."""
    
    def test_save_and_get_session(self, patched_db_path: str) -> None:
        """Test saving and retrieving a session."""
        init_db()
        branch_name = "fix/CON-5"
        
        save_session(branch_name, "harsh/repo", ["file.js"])
        session = get_last_session(branch_name)
        
        assert session["branch_name"] == branch_name

Key Fixtures

patched_db_path - Creates an isolated SQLite database in /tmp for each test

def test_example(self, patched_db_path: str) -> None:
    init_db()
    # Database is fresh and isolated

mock_env - Mocks environment variables (API tokens)

def test_with_token(self, mock_env) -> None:
    mock_env.setenv("GITHUB_TOKEN", "fake_token")
    # Token is mocked

flask_test_client - Creates Flask test client with patched database

def test_dashboard(self, flask_test_client) -> None:
    response = flask_test_client.get("/api/sessions")
    assert response.status_code == 200

Writing New Tests

When adding a new feature, create a test in the appropriate file:

# tests/test_feature.py
from __future__ import annotations
import pytest

class TestNewFeature:
    """Tests for my new feature."""
    
    def test_feature_basic(self, patched_db_path: str) -> None:
        """Test basic functionality."""
        # Setup
        init_db()
        
        # Action
        result = my_new_function()
        
        # Assert
        assert result is not None

Guidelines:

• Use descriptive test names starting with test_
• Add docstrings explaining what is tested
• Use fixtures from conftest.py for database and mocking
• Mock external API calls with @patch decorator
• Keep tests focused on a single behavior
• Arrange-Act-Assert pattern for clarity

Continuous Integration

Tests are configured to run automatically via:

• pytest.ini - Test discovery and configuration
• Makefile - Convenient test targets
• GitHub Actions (coming soon) - Auto-run on push

Coverage

Current coverage breakdown:

tests/                  100%   All test files have 100% code coverage
storage/db.py            73%   Main logic well-tested
dashboard/app.py         65%   Routes and endpoints tested
integrations/            46-52% Core functions mocked & tested
cli/main.py              21%   CLI tested at high level
TOTAL                    55%   Focused on test code quality

Note: Coverage is focused on test file robustness. Production code is covered where tests are most valuable (integration points, data handling, error scenarios).

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🗺️ Roadmap

• GitHub integration (PR, CI status, comments)
• Linear integration (tickets, status, assignee)
• Slack integration (relevant messages)
• Local SQLite storage
• cb status command
• cb resume command
• Local web dashboard
• Multi-repo management (cb repo)
• cb standup - auto-generate daily standup from your activity
• Dashboard search & filter - find branches instantly with / keyboard shortcut
• Click-to-copy branch names and git commands with keyboard shortcuts
• GitLab support
• Jira integration
• VS Code extension
• Notion integration

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! This project is built by developers, for developers.

# Fork & clone
git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/context-bridge.git
cd context-bridge

# Install in dev mode
pip install -e .

# Create a branch
git checkout -b feat/your-integration

# Make changes, then PR!

Want to add a new integration? Check integrations/github.py - it's a good template. Each integration needs:

• A get_* function (fetches data from API)
• A display_* function (renders using Rich)

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📄 License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

Free to use, modify, and distribute. If this tool helps you ship faster, give it a ⭐ - it means a lot!

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Built with obsession by Harsh

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