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@alpharages/lore

v1.0.2

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Lore CLI — institutional memory for BMAD-driven AI development

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Readme

@alpharages/lore

CLI for Lore — institutional memory for AI-driven development teams.

Lore captures lessons from code reviews and developer sessions, embeds them semantically, and surfaces the right ones to AI agents before each task — so the same mistake is never explained twice.

This CLI wires a self-hosted Lore server into your local AI tools (Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, Cline, Continue, and more).

Requirements

Install

npm install -g @alpharages/lore
# or
npx @alpharages/lore <command>

Commands

lore init

Initialize a new project. Creates lore.yaml, CLAUDE.md, ops/constitution.md, and per-repo REPO_IDENTITY.md. Registers the project with the Lore server and prints an API key.

export LORE_ADMIN_SECRET=<your-admin-secret>
lore init

lore install

Reads lore.yaml and configures the local machine:

  • Interactive checkbox picker to select which AI tools to configure
  • Writes MCP entries for: Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Google Antigravity, Windsurf, Cline, Continue
  • Appends a Lore include to ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md
  • Installs post-commit / post-merge git hooks in declared repos
  • Records progress in ~/.lore/install-state.json for idempotency
lore install                           # interactive picker
lore install --ide cursor,claude-code  # non-interactive, specific targets
lore install --ide all                 # configure every supported target
lore install --ide detected            # configure only installed targets
lore install --force                   # clear state and redo everything

lore inbox

Fetch cross-project lesson suggestions and accept or reject them one-by-one.

export LORE_API_KEY=<your-project-api-key>
lore inbox

lore update

Check the running server version against the latest compatible Docker tag, show release notes, verify migration compatibility, and upgrade in place.

lore update

lore.yaml

A lore.yaml at the project root describes your workspace. lore init generates this for you.

project: my-project
server: https://your-lore-server.example.com
stackTags:
  - typescript
  - postgres
repos:
  - name: api
    path: ./apps/api
  - name: web
    path: ./apps/web

License

MIT — see LICENSE