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Context Atlas

A PHP library that structures a document section by section by the kind of text each part is, then, given a question, gathers the few hundred tokens that answer it instead of the whole document, aimed at improving RAG chunking. Powered by Jev.
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Oct 2026

Fox-Islam/context-atlas

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Utility library to help process large context inputs in limited context window scenarios

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Highlights

  • Structures each document section by text kind, then answers questions from the few hundred relevant tokens rather than the whole document.
  • Targets the chunk-size problem where chunks mix unrelated paragraphs, split sentences or drag in the next section's heading.
  • Positioned as a layer that improves RAG implementations; the README keeps the vector store in the loop.
  • Powered by Jev, with the README linking the TypeSafe docs.
  • MIT-licensed PHP library; the repository had gained one fork by 2026-10-16.

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README reviewed 2026-10-17; the captured text stops mid-sentence, gives no benchmarks or accuracy numbers, and does not spell out how it calls Jev or what a run costs, so the RAG-improvement claim is the author's framing.

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