ucp-gen 0.1.1

Generate Universal Context Packages (UCP) from real systems. First source: GitHub issues.

ucp-gen

Generate Universal Context Packages from real systems — no LLM in the loop. The first supported source is GitHub issues: one command turns an issue, its comments, timeline and linked pull requests into a validated, provenance-backed .ucp.json.

pip install ucp-gen
export GITHUB_TOKEN=...   # optional, raises the API rate limit

# JSON package to a file
ucp-gen github vercel/next.js#12345 -o task.ucp.json

# canonical LLM rendering, capped at 1500 tokens
ucp-gen github owner/repo#42 --markdown --token-budget 1500

# include a "what changed since" diff (adds the ucp-temporal profile)
ucp-gen github owner/repo#42 --since 2026-06-01T00:00:00Z

What the mapping does

GitHub	UCP
issue title / state / assignee	entity
first meaningful paragraph of the body	summary
state, assignees, milestone, labels, PR states, comment gists	must_know claims with salience
merged linked PRs	decisions (accepted)
comments with decision markers ("we decided", "let's go with")	decisions (proposed)
issue timeline	history, and context_diff when --since is given
linked PRs	related_objects
every issue / comment / PR	sources entry with URL + content hash

Every claim cites its sources; every source carries a sha256 content hash. The output always validates against the UCP schema before it is written — the generator will fail rather than emit an invalid package.

Feed the result to any UCP consumer, e.g. the reference MCP server:

pip install ucp-mcp
ucp-gen github owner/repo#42 -o ./contexts/task.ucp.json
ucp-mcp --dir ./contexts   # Cursor / Claude Code now sees the context

Development

pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest

Part of the UCP reference toolchain (Apache 2.0).