Seen Context builds open-source tools that capture visual and situational context, shape it into something an agent can use, and hand it off without making you restate what is already on screen.
Seen is the acquisition of a signal. Context is the transformation of that signal into something useful. The product lives in the handoff between the two.
Capture the specific visual region or situation you want the agent to understand, instead of rebuilding it manually in prose.
Turn perception into portable context: focused, explicit and ready to accompany the next instruction.
Keep the interaction moving by handing context into the agent workflow rather than switching tools and narrating the screen from scratch.
A focused macOS utility under the Seen Context brand: capture what is on screen, turn it into context, and deliver it into an agent workflow.
The first product keeps the scope deliberately narrow: make the visual handoff fast, direct and useful, while leaving the Seen Context brand open to broader agent-context tooling later.
A focused visual capture from the active screen, ready to accompany the next instruction.
The visual signal stays attached to the user's intent instead of becoming a disconnected screenshot.
The identity is built around transformation and handoff, so Seen Context can grow beyond a single capture utility without changing what the brand means.
The approved Batch 03 · 04 symbol becomes a visual metaphor for the product itself: an input folds, changes state and leaves as something more useful.
Seen Context is the parent brand. Product names can change or multiply without tying the symbol to Codex.
Technical, quiet and functional. The gradient acts as signal; the surrounding interface stays restrained.
Seen Context is positioned as open-source tooling for agent workflows: inspectable, extensible and focused on solving the context handoff cleanly.