Start keeping project knowledge
Set up Lore, connect a project, and find your first entries.
Lore is coming soon. These guides describe the upcoming release.
Check availability and requirements
Lore is coming soon. The npm package is not published yet. The commands here show how installation will work after publication.
You will need Node.js 22.17 or later in the 22.x series, or Node.js 24.2 or later. Keep Lore's active data on a local disk.
After publication, a global installation makes the command available across your projects. You can also install it as a development dependency in one project.
npm install -g zedbee-lore
# Alternative: install in one project
npm install --save-dev zedbee-loreSet up your project
Open a terminal in your project and run the setup command. Read the proposed changes before applying them. New projects use review capture: submitted discoveries wait for review before becoming active knowledge.
For a project-local installation, use npm exec --no -- zedbee-lore in place of zedbee-lore. That runs your installed copy without downloading another version.
zedbee-lore init
zedbee-lore doctorSee what is already known
List the knowledge for an area of the code, or search for a particular topic. A new store can return no entries; that is a successful search with nothing saved yet.
Use zedbee-lore projects list to see your project ID. You will need it when adding your first project entry.
zedbee-lore list
zedbee-lore list --path src/jobs/
zedbee-lore projects listAdd a useful discovery
Start with one thing a future developer or agent would benefit from knowing. Explain why it matters and include evidence.
Record your first discovery
Connect a coding agent