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Context Broker MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides semantic search capabilities for codebases. Uses sentence transformers to understand code meaning and find relevant files based on natural language queries.

Models

Context Broker uses one local ML model — an embedding model, not a chat/LLM:

Component Model Purpose Configurable?
Embedding all-MiniLM-L6-v2 (sentence-transformers) Converts code into vector embeddings for semantic search Yes — CONTEXT_BROKER_EMBEDDING_MODEL
Tokenizer cl100k_base (tiktoken) Estimates token counts for efficiency reports No

Key points:

  • The embedding model runs locally on CPU by default (set CONTEXT_BROKER_DEVICE=cuda or mps for GPU)
  • No LLM or chat model is used — Context Broker is a search/indexing tool, not a generative AI
  • Local-only mode (CONTEXT_BROKER_LOCAL_ONLY=1) forces offline model loading — no network calls
  • The model is lazy-loaded and auto-unloaded after 15 minutes of inactivity

Using a Different Embedding Model

Any model compatible with the sentence-transformers library works. Popular alternatives:

Model Quality Speed Size
all-MiniLM-L6-v2 (default) Good Fast ~80 MB
all-mpnet-base-v2 Better Slower ~420 MB
paraphrase-MiniLM-L3-v2 Lower Fastest ~60 MB

Set via environment variable:

CONTEXT_BROKER_EMBEDDING_MODEL=all-mpnet-base-v2

When CONTEXT_BROKER_LOCAL_ONLY=1 (default), the model must be pre-downloaded. Download with:

python -c "from sentence_transformers import SentenceTransformer; SentenceTransformer('all-mpnet-base-v2')"

Optional LLM Configuration

Context Broker exposes optional LLM environment variables that have no built-in effect yet. They are available so MCP clients and future tools can discover what LLM endpoint to use. Set them in your .env or MCP client config:

Variable Example Purpose
CONTEXT_BROKER_LLM_MODEL llama3, gpt-4o LLM model identifier
CONTEXT_BROKER_LLM_BASE_URL http://localhost:11434/v1 API endpoint (Ollama, OpenAI-compatible, etc.)
CONTEXT_BROKER_LLM_API_KEY sk-... API key (leave empty for local models)

These values are reported by the get_storage_config tool so MCP clients can read them at runtime.

Example with Ollama:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "context-broker": {
      "command": "uv",
      "args": ["run", "python", "/path/to/context-broker.py"],
      "env": {
        "CONTEXT_BROKER_LLM_MODEL": "llama3",
        "CONTEXT_BROKER_LLM_BASE_URL": "http://localhost:11434/v1"
      }
    }
  }
}

Features

  • 🔍 Semantic Code Search — Find code by describing what you need in plain English
  • 🎯 Auto Project Detection — Automatically detects project roots from common markers
  • 💾 Smart Caching — Caches embeddings and results with file modification tracking
  • 📊 Token Efficiency — Reports token usage and savings for each query
  • 🚫 Respects Ignore Files — Reads .gitignore and .dockerignore to exclude unwanted files
  • 💾 Persistent Search Results — Save and load search results across sessions
  • ⚡ Fast Inference — CPU-optimized sentence transformers for quick searches
  • 🗄️ Cross-Chat Context Backend — Honcho or Redis (via CONTEXT_BROKER_CONTEXT_BACKEND)
  • 📝 Chat History Persistence — Dual-written to context backend + local JSON ledger
  • 🔐 Chat-Payload Cache — Redis TTL-based read-through cache with auto-warm on save
  • 👤 User Activity Tracking — Per-user first_seen / last_seen / request_count + audit log
  • 🌐 Web Dashboard — Starlette app to browse projects → sessions → messages
  • 🔄 Session Management — record_turn, record_session, load_cross_session_context MCP tools
  • 📜 Auto CHANGELOG — Generated from conventional commits
  • 📄 Auto AGENTS.md — Generated and validated per project
  • 📖 Auto Feature Docs — Documentation generated from feature changes
  • 🏗️ Modular Architecture — TTC (Tool-Task-Codebase) folder isolation pattern

Quick Start

Prerequisites

  • Python 3.13+
  • UV package manager

Installation

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/InSelfControll/context-broker-mcp.git
cd context-broker

# Install dependencies
uv sync

# Or with pip
pip install -e .

Understanding MCP Client Output

When using Context Broker with MCP clients (Claude Desktop, Kimi CLI, etc.), you'll see:

Tool Call Notifications (Client-Side)

Lines like these are shown by the MCP client, not the server:

• Used search_codebase_tool ({"query": "tracing::debug...", "project_root": "/path/to/project"})
• Used auto_search ({})

These are automatically displayed by the client when tools are called. The Context Broker server also sends progress notifications so you can track:

  • When a search starts
  • Which project root was detected
  • How many files were found
  • Token efficiency statistics

Token Efficiency Reports (Server Response)

These lines are included in the tool response:

📈 Token Efficiency Report:
   • Total Project Tokens: 50,000
   • Context Sent: 3,500
   • Tokens Saved: 46,500 (93.0%)

Running the Server

Using UV (Recommended)

# From the project directory
uv run python context-broker.py

# Or using the module entry point
uv run python -m context_broker

# Or using the convenience script
uv run main.py

Using Python directly

# Make sure dependencies are installed first
pip install fastmcp sentence-transformers scikit-learn numpy torch tiktoken

# Run the main entry point
python context-broker.py

# Or using the module
python -m context_broker

# Or the alternative entry
python main.py

MCP Client Configuration

Add to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Kimi CLI, etc.):

Claude Desktop

Edit ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json (macOS) or equivalent:

Using UV:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "context-broker": {
      "command": "uv",
      "args": ["run", "--with", "fastmcp", "python", "/full/path/to/context-broker/context-broker.py"],
      "env": {
        "CONTEXT_BROKER_PROJECT_ROOT": "/path/to/your/project"
      }
    }
  }
}

Using Python directly:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "context-broker": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": ["/full/path/to/context-broker/context-broker.py"],
      "env": {
        "CONTEXT_BROKER_PROJECT_ROOT": "/path/to/your/project"
      }
    }
  }
}

Kimi CLI

Add to your Kimi CLI configuration file:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "context-broker": {
      "command": "uv",
      "args": ["run", "--with", "fastmcp", "python", "/full/path/to/context-broker/context-broker.py"]
    }
  }
}

Testing the Server

To verify the server is working:

# Run in one terminal
uv run python context-broker.py

# The server will start and listen for MCP protocol messages on stdin/stdout
# You should see output like:
# [Broker] ⚡ Indexing new project: /your/project/path
# [Broker] ✅ Index ready. Total size: X tokens.

Architecture Overview

flowchart TB
    subgraph "AI Assistant"
        AI["Natural Language Query"]
    end
    
    subgraph "Context Broker"
        MCP["MCP Server"]
        Core["Core Engine"]
        Cache[(Query Cache)]
    end
    
    subgraph "Resources"
        Codebase[(Target Codebase)]
        Storage[(JSON Storage)]
        Model[(ML Model)]
    end
    
    AI -->|"How does auth work?"| MCP
    MCP --> Core
    Core -->|"Scan & Embed"| Codebase
    Core -->|"Search"| Model
    Core -->|"Cache Results"| Cache
    Core -->|"Persist"| Storage
    MCP -->|"Relevant Files"| AI
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For detailed architecture, see ARCHITECTURE.md.

Usage

Available Tools

Tool Description
search_codebase(query, project_root?) Search codebase using semantic similarity
auto_search(project_root?) Auto-search for entry points and configuration
save_search_results(query, filename, subdir?) Save search results to JSON
list_saved_results(project_name, subdir?) List saved JSON files
load_saved_results(project_name, filename, subdir?) Load saved search results
get_storage_config() Show storage configuration
token_counter(project_root?) Get latest token usage for editor integrations
token_history(project_root?, limit?) Graph-ready token savings history
token_integration_manifest(project_root?) Integration options for GraphQL, LangGraph, etc.
save_chat_context(session_id, user_message, assistant_message, ...) Save chat messages to the context backend (Honcho or Redis)
load_chat_context(session_id, tokens?, summary?, search_query?, ...) Load cross-chat context from the configured backend
record_turn(session_id, user_message, assistant_message, ...) Save one user-assistant exchange
record_session(session_id, turns, ...) Bulk-persist an entire conversation
context_backend_status() Show configured cross-chat context backend status
load_cross_session_context(search_query?, top_k?, ...) Search across all sessions (Redis only)
list_user_activity(peer_id?, limit?) Per-user activity audit (Redis only)
ensure_agents_md_tool(project_root?) Ensure AGENTS.md exists for a project
validate_agents_md_tool(project_root?) Validate AGENTS.md quality
generate_agents_md_tool(project_root?, force?) Generate AGENTS.md for a project
scan_projects_for_agents_md(project_root?, max_depth?) Scan for projects missing AGENTS.md
ensure_changelog_tool(project_root?) Ensure CHANGELOG.md exists and is up to date
validate_changelog_tool(project_root?) Validate CHANGELOG.md against git history
generate_version_changelog(version, project_root?, since?) Generate a changelog section for a version
get_changelog_stats_tool(project_root?) Get statistics about CHANGELOG.md
ensure_feature_docs_tool(project_root?, since?) Ensure docs exist for recent feature changes
scan_missing_docs_tool(project_root?, since?) Scan for feature changes missing documentation
get_docs_stats_tool(project_root?) Get statistics about feature documentation

Available Resources

Resource Description
codebase://auto-context Auto-provides context on every request
codebase://token-counter Provides latest token metrics for editor dashboards

Token counter reports are also persisted as internal JSON under broker storage (in-project path: .context-broker/_internal/token-counter-latest.json), and that storage is excluded from semantic indexing so it is not forwarded as code context.

Example Queries

"Find authentication middleware"
"Show me database connection code"  
"Where is the user model defined?"
"Main entry point configuration"

Configuration

Environment Variables

Variable Description Default
CONTEXT_BROKER_PROJECT_ROOT Default project root Auto-detected
CONTEXT_BROKER_DEFAULT_QUERY Default auto-context query "main entry point configuration setup"
CONTEXT_BROKER_STORAGE_MODE Storage mode: global, in-project, or both both
CONTEXT_BROKER_STORAGE_DIR Base directory for global storage ~/.context-broker
CONTEXT_BROKER_EMBEDDING_MODEL Sentence-transformers model for embeddings all-MiniLM-L6-v2
CONTEXT_BROKER_DEVICE Torch device for the embedding model (cpu, cuda, mps) cpu
CONTEXT_BROKER_LOCAL_ONLY Force model loading to local cache only (no network) 1 (enabled)
CONTEXT_BROKER_LLM_MODEL Optional LLM model identifier (exposed to MCP clients) (empty)
CONTEXT_BROKER_LLM_BASE_URL Optional LLM API endpoint URL (exposed to MCP clients) (empty)
CONTEXT_BROKER_LLM_API_KEY Optional LLM API key (exposed to MCP clients) (empty)
CONTEXT_BROKER_ENABLE_PROGRESS_NOTIFICATIONS Enable per-call MCP progress updates 0 (disabled)
CONTEXT_BROKER_EXIT_WHEN_PARENT_DIES Exit automatically when the launching editor/AI process disappears 1 (enabled)
CONTEXT_BROKER_PARENT_POLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS Poll interval for orphan-process detection 3
CONTEXT_BROKER_IDLE_RESOURCE_TIMEOUT_SECONDS Release in-memory model/index caches after this much idle time (0 disables) 900
CONTEXT_BROKER_IDLE_RESOURCE_CLEANUP_INTERVAL_SECONDS How often idle cleanup checks run 30
CONTEXT_BROKER_CONTEXT_BACKEND Cross-chat context backend: none, honcho, or redis none
CONTEXT_BROKER_REDIS_URL Redis URL when CONTEXT_BACKEND=redis (empty)
CONTEXT_BROKER_REDIS_KEY_PREFIX Redis key prefix for the context backend context-broker
CONTEXT_BROKER_CHAT_CACHE_TTL_SECONDS TTL for the Redis chat-payload cache (0 disables) 300
CONTEXT_BROKER_USE_ACCOUNT_NAME Use the OS account name as the default user peer id 0
CONTEXT_BROKER_ACCOUNT_NAME_OVERRIDE Explicit override for the resolved user peer id (empty)
CONTEXT_BROKER_DASHBOARD_HOST Bind host for the web-only dashboard 127.0.0.1
CONTEXT_BROKER_DASHBOARD_PORT Bind port for the web-only dashboard 8770
CONTEXT_BROKER_HONCHO_WORKSPACE_ID Honcho workspace id context-broker
CONTEXT_BROKER_HONCHO_SESSION_PREFIX Prefix for Honcho session ids context-broker
CONTEXT_BROKER_HONCHO_CONTEXT_TOKENS Default Honcho context token budget 2000
CONTEXT_BROKER_HONCHO_LIMIT_TO_SESSION Limit Honcho context/search to selected session by default 1

By default, Context Broker uses half of available CPU cores for embedding/indexing workloads. It also exits when its launching host disappears and releases in-memory caches after prolonged idle periods, which helps prevent orphaned MCP processes from lingering and consuming RAM.

Persistence Model

  • Query cache → local JSON at .cache/context-broker.json.
  • Saved results / user memory → local JSON under .context-broker/ or ~/.context-broker/.
  • Token history → local JSON under the same storage directories.
  • Cross-chat context → optional Honcho or Redis backend (see below).
  • Chat history → dual-written. Every save lands in the chosen context backend (Honcho/Redis) and in a local-JSON ledger at <storage>/chats/<project_digest>/<session_id>.json. Saves append; prior turns are never overwritten. Use record_turn for an explicit "save the exchange I just had" tool and load_cross_session_context for cross-session retrieval.

Web Dashboard

Browse stored cross-chats per project without running the MCP server:

CONTEXT_BROKER_CONTEXT_BACKEND=redis \
CONTEXT_BROKER_REDIS_URL=redis://localhost:6379/0 \
python -m context_broker dashboard

Binds 127.0.0.1:8770 by default (override with CONTEXT_BROKER_DASHBOARD_HOST / CONTEXT_BROKER_DASHBOARD_PORT). Install the optional extras with pip install "context-broker[dashboard]". The dashboard requires the Redis context backend to enumerate projects.

.env files are picked up automatically (nearest file walking up from CWD) — both the MCP server and the dashboard load them, without overriding env already set by the parent process. Re-running the dashboard when one is already serving on the configured host/port is a no-op: the second process probes /api/status, recognises the existing instance, and exits cleanly. Safe to wire as an auto-launch step in every editor's MCP config.

To use Honcho for context between chats:

CONTEXT_BROKER_CONTEXT_BACKEND=honcho
CONTEXT_BROKER_HONCHO_WORKSPACE_ID=context-broker

Install optional integrations with pip install "context-broker[integrations]" or the equivalent UV command. The Honcho tools are explicit: call save_chat_context to store messages and load_chat_context to retrieve session context. Honcho context is session-limited by default to avoid mixing unrelated project or user memory.

Switch to the Redis-backed equivalent with:

CONTEXT_BROKER_CONTEXT_BACKEND=redis
CONTEXT_BROKER_REDIS_URL=redis://localhost:6379/0

The same save_chat_context / load_chat_context MCP tools then write to Redis instead of Honcho. The Redis backend is what the web dashboard reads from.

Storage Modes

The MCP server supports three storage modes for saving JSON search results:

1. Both Mode (Default) ⭐ Recommended

Uses both storage locations, preferring local project storage.

Behavior:

  • Save: Always saves to local project folder (.context-broker/)
  • Load: Checks local project first, falls back to global if not found
  • List: Shows files from both locations
/path/to/my-api-project/              ~/.context-broker/
├── src/                              └── my-api-project/
├── .context-broker/                      ├── api/
│   └── api/                              │   └── old-results.json
│       └── auth-middleware.json          └── config/
└── package.json                              └── database.json

Best for: Daily development with multiple projects, keeping results with your code while maintaining a global backup.

2. Global Mode

Stores all project data in a centralized location:

~/.context-broker/
├── my-api-project/
│   ├── api/
│   │   └── auth-middleware.json
│   └── config/
│       └── database.json

Best for: Centralized management, CI/CD environments, not cluttering project directories.

3. In-Project Mode

Stores data within each project's directory:

/path/to/my-api-project/
├── src/
├── .context-broker/
│   └── api/
│       └── auth-middleware.json
└── package.json

Best for: Team collaboration (commit results to git), sharing context with teammates.

How It Works

Data Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CB as Context Broker
    participant Index as File Index
    participant Cache as Query Cache
    participant Model as ML Model
    
    User->>CB: search_codebase("auth middleware")
    
    alt Index not in memory
        CB->>Index: Scan files
        CB->>CB: Parse ignore patterns
        CB->>Model: Generate embeddings
        CB->>Index: Store embeddings
    end
    
    CB->>Cache: Check for cached query
    
    alt Cache miss
        CB->>Model: Encode query
        CB->>Index: Compute similarities
        CB->>Cache: Store results
    end
    
    CB->>User: Return relevant files
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Key Components

  1. Project Detection: Scans for markers like .git, package.json, pyproject.toml to find project root
  2. File Indexing: Indexes supported files (.py, .js, .ts, .go, .rs, .java, etc.)
  3. Respect Ignores: Reads .gitignore and .dockerignore to skip excluded files
  4. Semantic Embedding: Embeds files using a configurable sentence-transformers model (default: all-MiniLM-L6-v2)
  5. Similarity Search: Finds most relevant files for your query using cosine similarity
  6. Focused Snippets: Returns targeted snippets from relevant files (not full-file dumps) to reduce request tokens
  7. Caching: Stores results with file mtimes for fast repeat queries

Project Structure

context-broker/
├── context_broker/              # Modular package
│   ├── __init__.py
│   ├── __main__.py              # Entry: MCP server or dashboard
│   ├── config.py                # Configuration constants
│   ├── env_loader.py            # .env auto-loader
│   ├── identity.py              # User identity resolver
│   ├── utils.py                 # Logging & utilities
│   ├── project.py               # Project detection
│   ├── storage.py               # JSON persistence
│   ├── indexer.py               # Search & embeddings
│   ├── server.py                # MCP server
│   ├── dashboard.py             # Dashboard shim
│   ├── context_ttc/             # Cross-chat context
│   │   └── tasks/
│   │       ├── honcho_tasks.py  # Honcho backend
│   │       ├── redis_tasks.py   # Redis backend
│   │       ├── chat_cache.py    # Redis chat-payload cache
│   │       └── chat_ledger.py   # Local JSON ledger mirror
│   ├── dashboard_ttc/           # Web dashboard
│   │   ├── codebase/api.py      # Dashboard runtime
│   │   ├── tasks/data_tasks.py  # Data retrieval
│   │   └── tools/
│   │       ├── web_app.py       # Starlette app + routes
│   │       └── templates.py     # Jinja2 templates
│   ├── indexer_ttc/             # Search & indexing
│   │   └── tasks/
│   │       └── search_tasks.py
│   └── server_ttc/              # MCP tool registrations
│       ├── codebase/assembly.py
│       └── tasks/
│           ├── context_tasks.py # Cross-chat context tools
│           ├── search_tasks.py  # Search tools
│           ├── storage_tasks.py # Storage tools
│           ├── docs_tasks.py    # Feature doc tools
│           └── agents_tasks.py  # AGENTS.md tools
├── pyproject.toml               # Project config
├── README.md                    # This file
├── Usage.md                     # Detailed usage guide
├── ARCHITECTURE.md              # Architecture docs
├── CHANGELOG.md                 # Release history
├── AGENTS.md                    # Agent instructions
└── CONTRIBUTING.md              # Contribution guide

Supported File Types

  • Languages: Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Rust, Java, HTML, CSS, Shell, SQL
  • Config: JSON, TOML, YAML, XML, Properties, Gradle
  • Docs: Markdown

Ignored Directories

Always excluded: node_modules, .git, dist, __pycache__, .venv, target, build, bin, out, .gradle, .idea, .vscode, and more.

Documentation

  • Usage Guide - Comprehensive usage documentation including:

    • Detailed configuration options
    • Use cases and workflows
    • Tool examples
    • Best practices
    • Troubleshooting

  • Architecture - Technical architecture:

    • C4 diagrams
    • Data flow
    • Module dependencies
    • Performance characteristics

  • Contributing - Developer guide:

    • Development setup
    • Code style
    • Adding features
    • Testing

Module Overview

Module Purpose
config.py Environment variables, constants, configuration
env_loader.py .env auto-loader (no override of parent env)
identity.py OS account name resolver for user peer id
utils.py Logging, token counting, path utilities
project.py Project root detection, ignore pattern parsing
storage.py Multi-mode JSON persistence
indexer.py File indexing, embeddings, search
server.py MCP server implementation
__main__.py Entry point: MCP server or web dashboard
context_ttc/ Cross-chat context backends (Honcho, Redis), chat cache, chat ledger
dashboard_ttc/ Starlette web dashboard, Jinja2 templates, data retrieval
indexer_ttc/ Search & indexing tasks
server_ttc/ MCP tool registrations (context, search, storage, docs, agents)

Performance

  • First Search: 1-5 seconds (depending on codebase size)
  • Subsequent Searches: <100ms (cached embeddings)
  • Memory Usage: ~100MB base + ~1MB per 100 files
  • Token Efficiency: Typically saves 80-95% of tokens vs. sending entire codebase

AGENTS.md Configuration Example

Context Broker can generate and validate AGENTS.md files for your projects. Here's an example of a well-structured AGENTS.md that also configures MCP servers and cursor rules:

# Project: My App

## Project Goals
Production API server with real-time search and secure authentication.

## Overview
- Version: 1.0.0
- License: MIT
- Stack: Python 3.13, FastMCP, sentence-transformers, local JSON persistence

## Entry Points
- `context_broker/server.py` — MCP server entry
- `context-broker.py` — CLI entry point

## MCP Servers

| Server | Transport | Config |
|--------|-----------|--------|
| context-broker | stdio | `CONTEXT_BROKER_PROJECT_ROOT=/path/to/project` |
| context-broker | sse | `CONTEXT_BROKER_TRANSPORT=sse CONTEXT_BROKER_PORT=8765` |

## Cursor Rules

1. **Security & Privacy**
   - Environment Isolation: Strictly prohibit reading, parsing, or referencing `.env` files. If a configuration key is required, prompt the user for the key name or assume it is injected via the system environment.
   - Ethical Guardrails: Refuse requests to generate exploits, malware, or CVE proof-of-concepts. All outputs must prioritize defensive implementation, application stability, and security hardening.

2. **Resource & Token Optimization**
   - Context Brokering: You must invoke the context-broker MCP before processing any request. Filter for high-relevance context only to minimize token overhead.
   - Selective Tooling: Initialize only the specific skills and MCPs required for the immediate task. Avoid "bloat-loading" broad contexts or unnecessary tools.

3. **Code Quality & Architecture**
   - DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself): Zero-tolerance for code duplication. Scan the workspace for existing logic/patterns before proposing changes. Always favor refactoring into reusable modules or traits.
   - Idiomatic Standards: Enforce language-specific paradigms (e.g., Go's explicit error handling, Rust's ownership/borrowing, Nix's declarative purity).
   - Modern Runtimes: Use Bun as the default engine for all JavaScript/TypeScript execution and package management.

4. **Execution & Versioning**
   - Atomic Updates: Implement "surgical" edits. Modify only the specific lines or functions required; do not rewrite entire files for localized changes.
   - Idempotency: Ensure all scripts and Nix configurations are idempotent, yielding the same result regardless of how many times they are executed.
   - Changelog Management: Maintain project history rigor using the following workflow:
     - Initialization: Use `ensure_changelog_tool` to maintain CHANGELOG.md.
     - Validation: Run `validate_changelog_tool` to identify undocumented commits before finalizing tasks.
     - Release: Utilize `generate_version_changelog` for specific version tagging (e.g., v1.2.0).
     - Auditing: Call `get_changelog_stats_tool` to verify versioning health and entry totals.

Use ensure_agents_md_tool to generate this file automatically, validate_agents_md_tool to check its quality, or generate_agents_md_tool to force-regenerate it.

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.

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