contox approve
Flush the daemon's captured data and display brain statistics. This command is a quick way to ensure all captured evidence has been sent to the platform and to see the current state of your project brain.
Usage
bash
contox approve
Options
This command has no options.
Examples
Flush and view brain stats:
bash
contox approve
What it does
The approve command performs two actions:
- Flushes the daemon -- If the background daemon is running, any buffered session evidence is immediately sent to the Contox platform.
- Shows brain stats -- Displays a summary of your project brain, including counts of approved, draft, and deprecated contexts.
Notes
- This command is a convenient shortcut that combines daemon flushing with a brain overview.
- To approve or deprecate individual contexts, use the Contox dashboard or the MCP server's
contox_approvetool. - For a more detailed view of specific contexts, use
contox explain <schemaKey>. - For a broader operational overview, use
contox oncall.