Context.dev

A lot of our growth has come from developers telling other developers about @getcontextdev. That's been the goal from day one, it's what i'm most proud of. Building something useful enough that people naturally share it with their friends. So I'm experimenting with something new. We're launching an affiliate program for @getcontextdev I actually tried this once before and shut it down. Too much fraud, too many people trying to game the system. This time we're doing it differently. No blanket approvals. We're only accepting creators and communities that genuinely have a technical audience and already create content developers care about. If that's you, and you've been looking for a way to monetize your content without promoting something you don't believe in, this is a good fit! The link is below :)

Just interacted with a YC founder today. Yahia from @getcontextdev reached out to me. He saw that my project (Deio) had the perfect use case for his product, and gave me a generous amount of tokens to try and integrate context into my current architecture. First thoughts after playing with it a bit: > It's way better than my current website crawling architecture (which was expected) @getcontextdev completely bypasses any painpoints I encountered with Playwright. It effectively handles the heavy lifting, bypassing Cloudflare, anti bot walls, etc. And returns incredibly accurate json/md in a single API call. It's an incredible tool. As for my project, the output is better due to the cleaner data. However, the issue remains; low-cost LLMs just fundamentally lack the capability to direct an entire video. Huge thanks to @mynameisyahia for reaching out and being very generous!

@mynameisyahia @getcontextdev Absolutely loving my experience so far. Super seamless experience. I'm going to keep putting it through some tests.

🚨 Context CLI is now generally available 🚨 If you want your agent to have world class web context, you can now integrate @getcontextdev via - MCP - Skills - CLI 🆕 Thank you for your attention to this matter.

As I mentioned in my previous post, I'm starting a series where I pick standout Y Combinator startups and break down their brand from the ground up. The first startup I selected is @getcontextdev Why Context . dev? Because they operate in one of the most crowded spaces in tech right now, yet they've found an interesting angle to stand out. Most companies in this category talk about scraping, crawling, and data extraction. Context . dev talks about context for AI. That positioning shift makes the product feel much bigger than the underlying technology. Over the next few posts, I'll be diving deeper into their positioning, messaging, visual identity, and website experience.