Token waste
Raw API responses pile up in the context window before the agent starts reasoning. It spends tokens cleaning data instead of answering.
CONTEXT STORE
Semantic search across your entire business. The Context Store replicates, unifies, and optimizes data for agentic discovery. Available today for Snowflake and BigQuery users.
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WHY AGENTS STRUGGLE IN PRODUCTION
Every answer becomes a live crawl across Salesforce, Zendesk, Stripe, and the rest. The agent burns tokens, hits rate limits, and can only find what it already knows to ask for.
Raw API responses pile up in the context window before the agent starts reasoning. It spends tokens cleaning data instead of answering.
Every source is another round trip. Five systems means five sequential API calls, each with its own rate limits, before the agent can begin.
APIs only answer questions you already know how to ask. The agent can't see what data exists or how it connects, so it never asks for what it doesn't know is there.
WHAT A QUERY COSTS
Round trip. Renewal date buried in dozens of fields.
Salesforce API
Round trip. Rate-limited. Retry.
Zendesk MCP
Round trip. Completely different schema to parse.
Stripe API
Three raw payloads dumped in. Tokens burned before reasoning starts.
Gong MCP
Three different "Flowtech" records reconciled on the fly.
Linear MCP
Five round trips before the agent can begin to reason. Slow, expensive, and brittle the moment an API rate-limits or returns partial data.
context store
One query returns the unified Flowtech record, renewal, support, payments, already connected.
reason
The agent reasons immediately and answers.
One round trip. Fast, cheap, reliable.
How it works
READ & SEARCH
Business entities replicated into a searchable index on your warehouse. Agents run semantic search across unified context in a single call. No live crawl, no stitching.
WRITE & ACT
When an agent needs to act, Airbyte connectors handle real-time reads and writes back to the source systems.
Your agent discovers what it needs through the Context Store, then acts on it through connectors. It always knows where to look and always has a direct path to act.
the numbers
Measured across Gong, Linear, Salesforce, Slack, and Zendesk connectors. Open source. Model-agnostic. Your context, your stack.
73%
fewer tokens on a single query
33%
fewer tool calls vs. native vendor MCPs
83%
cost savings on multi-source queries
Cross-system questions your team already asks, answered by agents against indexed context, with live actions when needed.
tickets = await zendesk.execute("tickets", "context_store_search", params={"query": {"filter": {"eq": {"status": "open"}}}}) invoices = await stripe.execute("invoices", "context_store_search", params={"query": {"filter": {"eq": {"status": "past_due"}}}})
# tickets (zendesk) [ { "id": 4892, "subject": "Checkout API failing", "status": "open" }, { "id": 4891, "subject": "Dashboard export empty", "status": "open" } ] # invoices (stripe) [ { "id": "in_1P8x", "customer": "Flowtech", "amount_due": 12480, "status": "past_due" }, { "id": "in_1P8y", "customer": "NorthPeak", "amount_due": 4200, "status": "past_due" } ] // ─── truncated ─────────────────────────────────────
ENTITY RESOLUTION
The Context Store features entity resolution. Records are matched and merged across systems at the data layer.
Your agent queries one entity, not three fragments.
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How is the Context Store different from connecting vendor MCP servers?
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Can't we build this in-house?
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Semantic search across your entire business. Set up once, query from any agent.