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Swytchcode packages the Context.dev API as agent-ready tools with authentication, validation, retries, policies, and audit history handled by its execution layer.

Open Context.dev on Swytchcode

Review the Context.dev manifest and setup guide in Swytchcode’s integration directory.

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Install and connect

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Install the CLI

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Add Context.dev to your project

Run these commands from the project your agent will use:
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Enable the tools you need

Inspect the downloaded manifest, then add only the methods your agent should be allowed to call:
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Connect Context.dev

Enter a Context.dev API key from the dashboard when prompted.
Swytchcode uses a Context.dev API key for REST API calls. This is separate from the browser-based OAuth flow used by the hosted Context.dev MCP server.

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Verify the setup

Inspect an enabled method before calling it:
When the dry run validates, remove --dry-run and provide the method’s required arguments. Calls consume credits from the connected Context.dev account.

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Use with an agent

Swytchcode can expose the enabled tools to supported MCP clients and agent frameworks. Follow its MCP setup guide for your client, then ask the agent for a concrete result:

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Reference

Context.dev on Swytchcode

Open the integration listing and manifest instructions.

Swytchcode CLI guide

Install integrations, enable methods, connect accounts, and execute tools.

Swytchcode MCP setup

Add Swytchcode to supported AI clients.

Context.dev API quickstart

Call Context.dev directly with an SDK or REST.