Context7 Completely Solves Hallucination Issues in Cursor/Windsurf Coding!
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Upstash co-founder Enes Akar personally endorses their new tool, Context7.
He complains that over the past year, using AI programming assistants to write code felt like opening a blind box—things worked fine with older libraries from before the model’s training cutoff, but with newer stuff, the AI would start fabricating APIs and generating piles of broken, unrunnable code.
Even if you fed the AI new library documentation, the results were mediocre: documentation is often bloated, easily exceeding token limits, requiring page-by-page input, and the AI still couldn’t grasp the key points.
For example, Claude 3.5 might not understand the latest Next.js 15, providing outdated CDN links, and when asked to fix it, it’s clueless because it never learned the new syntax.
Context7 is a platform that provides the latest documentation and code examples for large language models (LLMs) and AI code editors (like Cursor).
Through its MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, it directly fetches version-specific documentation and example code from official sources, injecting them into the AI’s prompts, reducing the likelihood of generating outdated or incorrect code.