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context_gsc_import Import an existing-agent handoff snapshot (JSON lines or a Markdown table) in the gsc.jsonl row shape, instead of granting anything. The connector stays named in retrieved_by and is never re-labeled as fetched by us; its capture date stays captured_at, separate from any later fetch of ours; rows missing window, aggregationType or retrieved_by are refused per file with what is missing; a connector row whose key matches a row we fetched is refused , ours is kept. A handoff and a grant may coexist, rows kept distinct by retrieved_by.
Repository-local stdio MCP only. This tool is absent from hosted MCP and HTTP. It can write local context files or fetch bounded public context.

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Setup and request

Start the local context host with an explicit repository root. Paths are restricted to that root, including symlink resolution.

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Input fields

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Returned result

Captured from a local fixture repository without external credentials.
Parse errors set isError; per-row refusals can coexist with accepted rows. Connector names and capture dates retain their original provenance. Download result schema.

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Result and recovery

The host returns JSON in both structuredContent and text content. The local context reference describes each result, file ownership and recovery. Start/end dates must be supplied together. Thrown input or file failures return isError: true. Missing manual/profile files and unresolved citations also flag an error. Inspect returned connection states separately: revoked or unavailable access can be result data. Manual-only configuration is valid. See local context, CLI context commands and schema conventions.