AI Context Loading

Export Your Context

Once you have clipped the documentation you need, ContextCove outputs a clean, consolidated Markdown file complete with a Table of Contents and formatted code snippets. Feeding this pristine data into your AI workflow ensures fewer hallucinations.

How to Export

From the ContextCove extension panel, you have a few ways to export your compiled Markdown pack:

  • Copy to Clipboard: Instantly copy the entire compiled document to your clipboard, ready to paste directly into your Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini chat interface.
  • Save as Markdown (.md): Download the `.md` file directly to your local file system. This is highly recommended for IDE usage.
  • Copy URLs: Just need the source links? Copy the original URLs of all clipped pages.

IDE Integration (Cursor, Windsurf, etc.)

The easiest way to use your exported Markdown in your codebase is to save the `.md` file directly into your project's directory.

Cursor Reference Prompting
1. Download your package to your project folder: e.g. docs/stripe-n8n-context.md 2. In the Cursor chat panel, type @stripe-n8n-context.md to link it. 3. Reference it in your prompt: "Generate a custom n8n node for checkout completion based on the API docs in @stripe-n8n-context.md"
Tip for Token Economy

The extension's token guard calculates estimated tokens based on your clipped files. Try to keep individual Markdown packages concise and relevant to the task at hand to ensure faster LLM response times and avoid hitting context degradation limits.