contextpilot

Agent Building

Optimize document ordering in LLM context for better retrieval performance

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ContextPilot Integration

You have ContextPilot enabled as a transparent proxy. All your LLM API requests are automatically routed through ContextPilot, which reorders documents in your context window for optimal retrieval performance.

What ContextPilot Does

When your request contains multiple documents (in system prompts or tool results), ContextPilot:

Extracts documents from XML tags (<documents>, <files>, etc.), numbered lists, separators, or markdown headers
Clusters documents by semantic similarity using hierarchical clustering
Reorders documents to minimize attention distance between related content
Reconstructs the request preserving the original format

Supported Document Formats

XML tags: <documents><document>...</document></documents>, <files><file>...</file></files>
Numbered: [1] doc [2] doc [3] doc
Separator: docs separated by --- or ===
Markdown headers: sections split by # or ## headers

How to Verify

Check the X-ContextPilot-Result response header:

X-ContextPilot-Result: {"intercepted":true,"documents_reordered":true,"total_documents":5,"sources":{"system":1,"tool_results":1}}

Configuration Headers

Send these headers with your API requests to control behavior:

Header	Values	Default
`X-ContextPilot-Enabled`	`true`/`false`	`true`
`X-ContextPilot-Mode`	`auto`/`xml_tag`/`numbered`/`separator`/`markdown_header`	`auto`
`X-ContextPilot-Scope`	`all`/`system`/`tool_results`	`all`
`X-ContextPilot-Alpha`	float	`0.001`