RunContext Cloud

Why Cloud?

The ContextKit CLI is powerful for solo work — you build a semantic plane on your machine and serve it locally. But when your team needs to share that context, things get complicated:

Who runs the MCP server? Someone has to keep it up 24/7
How do you share updates? Git works, but agents need a live endpoint
Who can edit what? No access controls on local YAML files
Which version is live? Multiple people editing the same metadata

RunContext Cloud solves all of this. Publish your semantic plane to a hosted endpoint, and every team member’s AI tools connect to the same source of truth.

What You Get

Hosted MCP Endpoint

A managed MCP server at api.runcontext.dev that your AI tools connect to. No local server to run, no ports to open, no uptime to manage. Just add the endpoint to your MCP config and every query has context.

Web Dashboard

A browser-based dashboard at app.runcontext.dev where you can view your published semantic planes, browse data products, check tier scores, and manage your team. See everything at a glance without touching the CLI.

Team Collaboration

Invite teammates by email. Everyone connects their AI tools to the same hosted endpoint. When someone publishes an updated semantic plane, every agent on the team gets the latest context immediately.

Managed Connectors

Connect databases directly to the cloud — PostgreSQL, Snowflake, BigQuery, and more. RunContext Cloud introspects your schema on a schedule, so your semantic plane stays fresh as your database evolves.

How It Works

1. Build locally, publish to cloud

You still use the ContextKit CLI to build your semantic plane. Nothing changes about your local workflow. When you’re ready to share, publish:

context publish --org my-team

This uploads your compiled semantic plane to RunContext Cloud. Your metadata is now hosted and available to your whole team.

2. Connect your AI tools

Every team member adds the cloud MCP endpoint to their tool config:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "contextkit-cloud": {
      "url": "https://api.runcontext.dev/mcp/my-team",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer <your-api-key>"
      }
    }
  }
}

That’s it. Their agents now have full access to your team’s semantic planes — search, explain, guardrails, golden queries, everything.

3. Manage in the dashboard

Browse your published data products and their tier scores
Invite team members and manage access
Monitor usage — which tools are querying, which data products are most used
Configure managed database connectors for automatic introspection
View billing and manage your subscription

The Dashboard

When you sign in, you’ll see:

Home — Overview of all your published semantic planes, their tier scores (Bronze/Silver/Gold), and recent activity.

Data Products — Browse each data product in detail. View models, fields, descriptions, semantic roles, guardrails, and golden queries. See what Silver and Gold checks are still missing.

Team — Invite members, set roles (Admin, Editor, Viewer), and manage API keys for each team member’s tools.

Connectors — Set up managed database connections. Choose which tables to introspect and how often to refresh. The cloud runs the introspection pipeline for you.

Usage — See how many MCP queries your team is making, which tools are connected, and which data products are most accessed.

Billing — View your current plan, manage payment methods, and upgrade or downgrade.

Getting Started with Cloud

Sign up at app.runcontext.dev — create an account with your email or GitHub
Create an organization — this is your team’s namespace (e.g. my-company)
Get an API key — generated in the dashboard under Settings
Publish your semantic plane: context publish --org my-company --token <key>
Share the MCP endpoint URL with your team

See Sign Up & Onboarding for the full walkthrough.

Plans

	Free	Team ($49/mo)	Enterprise ($299/mo)
Local CLI	All features	All features	All features
Hosted MCP endpoint	—	Yes	Yes
Web dashboard	—	Yes	Yes
Published data products	—	10	Unlimited
Database connectors	—	3	Unlimited
Team seats	1 (local)	5 (+$10/seat)	Unlimited
RBAC	—	—	Yes
SSO	—	—	Yes
Support	GitHub Issues	Email	Priority Slack

See Pricing for full details and FAQ.