ContextForge → AI Coding Context

About the startup

AI coding agents can write code, but they don't always see what you're seeing in the browser. **ContextForge is a Chrome extension that bridges that gap.** Capture a bug or change request directly from your web app with screenshots, element and DOM context, API traffic, console errors, and security findings. ContextForge packages that evidence into structured Markdown or ZIP context you can hand directly to tools like Claude, Cursor, Codex, and Copilot. Instead of taking screenshots, copying errors, inspecting requests, and writing long explanations, you capture the issue once and give your AI agent the context it needs to understand what actually happened. API responses provide ground-truth evidence of application behavior, while sensitive fields are masked before export. **Coming next: ContextForge AI Agent** ContextForge is evolving from a Chrome extension for capturing browser context into a real-time bridge between your running application, codebase, and AI coding agent. Find a bug or request a change in the browser, trace it to the relevant code, work with your coding agent on the fix, and verify the result back in the application. Or simply point to any part of a website and ask questions about it — understand which code powers it, how the workflow works, what APIs it calls, and review the underlying implementation in real time. As AI writes more of our code, reviewing thousands of files and lines becomes harder. ContextForge lets you start from the application you actually see and interact with, then trace directly into the code behind it. **See it → understand it → trace the code → change it → verify it.** Built for developers, QA, product teams, founders, and vibe coders. 🚀 **Check it out and download the Chrome extension at coderfrommars.com** **Pro is free for 30 days. Basic is free forever. And Pro? Priced about the same as a hamburger. 🍔**