ctxfs, in detail

Running N coding agents against one repository on Windows normally means N full working copies. ctxfs gives each agent a private, writable view of the same repository instead: reads fall through to a shared read-only base snapshot, and writes are captured copy-on-write into a per-context upper layer.

Each context is a real git repository, so work is reconciled back through ordinary git merges rather than a bespoke sync protocol. The base is pinned at one commit and is never written to.

• Shared read-only base snapshot with per-context copy-on-write upper layers

• Every context is a real git repository — reconciliation is a normal merge

• Passthrough, overlay, git lifecycle and hardening milestones complete

• End-to-end acceptance demonstration passing against the specification

This is a prototype. The page documents its present direction, not a promise of general availability.

For questions about ctxfs, contact DWMM Holdings with the project name and a concise description of what you need. Please do not send credentials or sensitive information by email.

dmoore@dwmmholdings.com