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- 1APX adds --project flag to avoid wrong-directory commands●Pin the APX Project Before You Run the Command The current directory is a convenient default. It is not a reliable ident
The APX project now lets users explicitly pin a target project with the --project flag on most project-aware commands. The reasoning: relying on the current working directory is convenient but not a reliable identity, and commands can act on the wrong project when the directory changes. Making the target explicit acts as a small guardrail before APX reads agents or executes anything.
- 2Developer builds APX to fix AI agent context loss●I kept hitting the same small failure while building APX: a useful message existed, but it lived in the wrong conversati
A developer building APX says the tool came out of a recurring frustration: useful information would surface in one AI agent conversation, but be lost when work moved to another session. Users had to copy and paste details between threads, and the new agent could read the words but not the surrounding context. The project aims to keep context connected across conversations.
- 3Clarifying APC as a portable agent-context convention●APC is a portable project-context convention, not an APX installation requirement. That distinction matters when an agen
A software discussion is drawing a line between APC and APX: APC is described as a portable project-context convention that travels with a repository, not a requirement of an APX installation. When an agent opens a repository and finds an AGENTS.md file alongside .apc/ metadata, it gets the shared context layer even if the project deliberately chooses not to adopt the full tooling.