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modus-querens

v0.1.38

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Agent skill: reason over your notes/knowledge base without vector RAG

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Keywords

cursorclaude-codecodexskillknowledge-base

Readme

Modus Querens

Reason over your notes — not vector similarity.

A skill for Cursor, Claude Code, and OpenAI Codex. Query your notes and docs by reasoning over structure.

Install

npx modus-querens install
npx modus-querens install -g
npx modus-querens install cursor claude-code
npx modus-querens install -g codex

| Scope | Flag | Paths | |-------|------|-------| | This repo | (default) | .cursor/skills/, .claude/skills/, .agents/skills/ | | All your projects | -g | ~/.cursor/skills/, ~/.claude/skills/, ~/.agents/skills/ |

Run without agent names to pick from an interactive list (↑↓ move, Space toggle, Enter confirm). install -g with no names updates agents already installed globally; if none exist yet, you pick which to add.

Restart your agent after installing.

Uninstall

npx modus-querens uninstall
npx modus-querens uninstall -g
npx modus-querens uninstall cursor

Uninstall with no agent names removes the skill from all agents in that scope. Legacy paths from older installs (e.g. ~/.codex/skills/) are cleaned up too.

Does not delete .modus-querens/ indexes or run logs next to your notes.

Usage

  1. Point the agent at a folder of notes or docs.
  2. Ask something like "Ask my notes how X connects to Y" or "Query my knowledge base about …".
  3. Optional index:
    python skills/modus-querens/scripts/build_tree.py <corpus> --out .modus-querens/index
pip install rank-bm25
python skills/modus-querens/scripts/build_bm25.py <corpus> --index .modus-querens/index --rebuild-trees

Runs and indexes are written under .modus-querens/ next to your corpus.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.