In the spring of 2025, a problem emerged that would change how I, and hopefully a few others, think about AI-assisted programming forever.
For my first vibe coding project, I decided to tackle a complex analysis on a data set 10,000 rows deep, 1,000 columns wide, and sliced and diced into 100 or so database tables. It seemed straightforward enough — just another data project.
Two months later, I was still wrestling with the ever-spinning data alligator.
The issue wasn't the complexity of the data. It wasn't the tools. It was something more fundamental: context loss.
Every morning felt like starting over. Every AI conversation began with lengthy explanations. Every decision made yesterday was forgotten today. The productivity promise of AI-assisted development was drowning in a sea of repeated context.
After two months of this dance, MSP was born.
What started as a simple PowerShell script to track my sessions evolved into something much more profound. MSP became the bridge between human memory and AI understanding — a protocol that ensures nothing is ever lost.
The evolution was remarkable:
Each iteration brought us closer to the truth: Context is everything.
MSP isn't just a tool. It's a philosophy about how development should work in the AI era:
After experiencing the pain of an endless cycle of context loss, session tracking became mandatory for my own sanity. It was time to 'kill the vibe' and regain some personal discipline.
I am now sharing the MSP framework to help other developers also maintain their sanity in complex, multi-session projects.
MSP continues to evolve, but the core mission remains unchanged: making context engineering accessible to every developer. We're building towards a future where:
MSP is open source and always will be. It was born from pain, refined through experience, and shared with love.
Whether you're wrestling your own data alligator or just tired of losing context between sessions, MSP is here to help.
Never lose your mind again.
Boris Leshinsky
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MSP: Where Context Engineering Begins