Org Context Mapper for Copilot
Proprietary © Vimin Labs, Inc.
Org Context Mapper for Copilot shows decision records, constraints, ADRs, and governance context for the file you're editing, so GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and your team can follow how your organization actually builds software, especially after long agent chats compact and lose earlier context.
This release adds trust-tiered retrieval:
- governing decisions for enforcement
- graph-linked supporting evidence for explanation
- exploratory search results kept separate from guardrails
It also adds a one-click Recover Context for Current Task flow that rebuilds design memory into a markdown packet after long sessions or context compaction, plus Attest Current Change for running machine-verifiable checks against the current diff and seeing what still needs signoff. For the full thesis demo, Recover Context and Attest Change now combines both in one markdown handoff.
Despite the Marketplace name, the product is not technically Copilot-only. The same
repo compiles Cursor rules, emits Copilot instructions, and exposes an MCP server for
other coding-agent clients.
What it does
- Sidebar — context records linked to the active file
- Organization panel — cross-repo search and decision graph
- Copilot integration — compile
.github/copilot-instructions.md and Cursor rules from active records
- Enforcement — diagnostics when edits conflict with active constraints
- Correctness checks — attach
command, static, or judge checks to records and run attestation from VS Code
- Intent-aware capture — PR-derived records can carry a stated intent plus an intent-preservation judge check
- Coverage view — workspace summary now shows checkable records, merge-gated records, and judged-only records
- Policy-aware gating — attestation can enforce
.context/policy.yaml rules like minimum evidence strength or verifiable-check coverage on sensitive paths
- Standalone judge support —
judge checks can run through a configured local command or HTTP backend in CI
- PR capture & session digest — turn reviews and agent sessions into durable context
Pricing
| Phase |
Access |
| First 7 days |
Full features (local eval) |
| After eval |
$10/month via Stripe checkout |
| VS Code Marketplace |
Free install (Trial label) — billing is through Stripe, not Marketplace |
Install
Install Org Context Mapper for Copilot from the Marketplace (vimin-labs.org-context-mapper)
On first launch: Org Context: Welcome & Install Guide
Org Context: Download Python Wheel → install:
pip install /path/to/org_context_mapper-1.3.0-py3-none-any.whl
In your repo: org-context init (or open a project with .context/records/)
Org Context: Setup → select Python interpreter
After purchase: Org Context: Activate License with your OCM-… key
Key commands
| Command |
Purpose |
| Welcome & Install Guide |
First-run checklist |
| Download Python Wheel |
Licensed Python CLI package |
| Purchase License |
Stripe checkout |
| Activate License |
Enter OCM-… key |
| Setup |
Configure Python path |
| Query Active File |
CLI context for current file |
| Recover Context and Attest Change |
Rebuild context after compaction and immediately verify the current diff |
| Attest Current Change |
Verify the current diff against governing records and checks |
| Run Related Checks |
Execute record-linked checks directly from diagnostics / record detail |
| Request Signoff / Waiver |
Record that a governed change still needs human review |
| Compile Rules & Copilot Instructions |
Regenerate agent instructions |
Settings
| Setting |
Default |
orgContext.pythonPath |
(auto-detect) |
orgContext.purchaseUrl |
https://license.viminlabs.com/v1/purchase |
orgContext.licenseApiUrl |
https://license.viminlabs.com |
orgContext.wheelDownloadUrl |
Hosted wheel download |
Requirements
- VS Code 1.96+
- Python 3.11+ with the licensed
org-context-mapper wheel
- A workspace with
.context/records/ (or run org-context init)
Support
licensing@viminlabs.com
Development
See docs/MARKETPLACE.md and docs/STRIPE.md.
pip install -e ".[dev,license-server]"
cd extension && npm install && npm run compile
# F5 — set ORG_CONTEXT_DEV=1 to skip license checks
