Persistent project context for Google Gemini. Python/FastMCP. IANA-registered .faf format.
Persistent Project Context for Google Gemini. Define once. Sync everywhere. FAF defines. MD instructs. AI codes. Stop re-explaining your project to every new Gemini session. Every Gemini conversation starts cold — you re-state your stack, your goals, your conventions every single time. is one structured file that captures all of it. This package is the MCP server that lets Gemini read it. is read…
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Persistent Project Context for Google Gemini. Define once. Sync everywhere. FAF defines. MD instructs. AI codes. Stop re-explaining your project to every new Gemini session. Every Gemini conversation starts cold — you re-state your stack, your goals, your conventions every single time. is one structured file that captures all of it. This package is the MCP server that lets Gemini read it. is read once at session start. Every tool call lands on a Gemini that already knows your project. and now…
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