Deepcon

About Deepcon

Deepcon is a context-retrieval service for coding agents, addressing the failure where an agent writes plausible code against an API that changed six months ago because its training data is stale and its search results are shallow. It indexes more than 10,000 official documentation sets across major frameworks and languages and serves them to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents, combining docs, code, web results and deep research behind one interface. The technique it leans on is query decomposition — breaking a request into parts and retrieving exactly the passages needed rather than dumping whole pages into the context window — which is what lets it claim both higher accuracy and lower token usage at once. The published benchmark measures how effectively MCP servers supply context for implementing complex AI framework workflows across 20 real-world scenarios spanning AutoGen, LangGraph, OpenAI Agents, Agno and the OpenRouter SDK, each scored by three separate LLMs for completeness and relevance. Deepcon reports 18 of 20 against Context7 at 13, Nia at 11 and Exa at 5, at an average 2,365 tokens per task versus Context7's 5,626 — roughly 90% success at under half the token cost. Retrieval returns in under five to seven seconds, which the company contrasts with ten-minute deep-research runs. There is a playground for trying queries before integrating, and the company reports over 5,000 daily developers.

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