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+ # aiyoucli
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+ AI agent CLI with Rust-powered vector intelligence. Zero dependencies. Sub-millisecond operations.
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+ [![npm version](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@aiyou-dev/cli)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@aiyou-dev/cli)
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+ [![license](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-blue)](LICENSE)
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+ [![build](https://github.com/faugustdev/aiyoucli/actions/workflows/ci.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/faugustdev/aiyoucli/actions/workflows/ci.yml)
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+ [![platforms](https://img.shields.io/badge/platforms-macOS%20%7C%20Linux%20%7C%20Windows-brightgreen)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@aiyou-dev/cli)
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+ ---
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+ ## Why aiyoucli?
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+ - **65x smaller** than comparable tools -- 6,441 lines of code vs 416,834. Every line earns its place.
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+ - **Zero runtime dependencies.** A single NAPI binary handles vector search, neural learning, graph traversal, and code analysis. No node_modules tree at runtime.
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+ - **Sub-millisecond Rust engines.** Task routing in 0.04ms. Neural learning in 0.18ms. HNSW vector search with SIMD acceleration.
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+ - **24 CLI commands + 84 MCP tools.** Full AI agent orchestration from the terminal or through any MCP-compatible client.
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ ```sh
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+ npm install -g @aiyou-dev/cli
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+ ```
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+ Initialize a project:
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+ ```sh
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+ aiyoucli init
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Features
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+ | Category | What it does |
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+ |----------|-------------|
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+ | **Rust NAPI Engines** | 8 native engines -- HNSW vector search, SONA neural learning, attention routing, graph knowledge, code analysis, technology detection, TOON distillation, task routing. All compiled to a single `.node` binary. |
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+ | **MCP Server** | 84 tools exposed via Model Context Protocol for AI agent orchestration. Drop into Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. |
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+ | **Multi-Agent Orchestration** | Spawn agents, manage swarms across 5 topologies (hierarchical, mesh, ring, star, hybrid), route tasks to optimal model tiers. |
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+ | **Vector Memory** | Persistent HNSW vector database with SIMD-accelerated similarity search. Store, query, and manage embeddings locally. |
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+ | **Neural Learning (SONA)** | MicroLoRA adapters with EWC++ consolidation. Continuous learning without catastrophic forgetting. |
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+ | **TOON Distillation** | Convert Markdown instructions to dense structured format. 52% fewer tokens with no information loss. |
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+ | **Technology Detection** | Auto-detect 45+ technologies, frameworks, and tools in any project directory. |
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+ | **Deep Research** | Multi-engine web research (arXiv, PubMed, Semantic Scholar, Wikipedia, SearXNG) with strategy-driven orchestration, document processing, and knowledge graphs. |
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+ | **Local LLM Proxy** | Built-in proxy gateway for local GGUF models with shield, compression, caching, segmentation, and cost tracking. |
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+ | **Model Management** | Scan GGUF models, analyze quantization levels, get Unsloth Dynamic v2.0 upgrade recommendations. |
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+ | **Production Hardening** | Circuit breakers, rate limiters, retry with exponential backoff, health diagnostics, cost tracking. |
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+ ## CLI Commands
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+ ### Core
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+ | Command | Description |
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+ |---------|-------------|
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+ | `init` | Initialize project -- generates AGENTS.md, settings, and skills |
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+ | `status` | System status overview |
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+ | `doctor` | Health diagnostics and environment checks |
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+ | `config` | Get or set configuration values |
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+ ### Agents and Orchestration
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+ | Command | Description |
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+ | `agent` | Agent lifecycle -- spawn, list, status, stop, record, metrics |
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+ | `swarm` | Swarm coordination -- init, status, stop |
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+ | `task` | Task management -- create, list, status, complete |
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+ | `session` | Session lifecycle -- start, end, list |
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+ | `route` | AI-powered task routing to optimal model tiers |
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+ | `hooks` | Lifecycle hooks -- route, pre-task, post-task, stats |
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+ ### Intelligence
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+ | Command | Description |
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+ | `memory` | Vector memory -- init, store, search, list, stats, delete |
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+ | `neural` | Neural training -- observe, learn, stats |
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+ | `analyze` | Code analysis -- diff, commit, complexity |
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+ | `security` | Security scanning |
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+ | `performance` | Benchmarking suite |
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+ ### Local AI
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+ | Command | Description |
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+ | `models` | GGUF model management -- list, optimize recommendations |
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+ | `rd` | Deep research -- init, search, strategies, status, report, doc |
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+ | `route` | Task-to-agent routing with Q-learning + model tier selection |
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+ ### Utilities
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+ | Command | Description |
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+ | `skills` | Manage project skills -- sync, list, detect |
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+ | `gcc` | Git context extraction |
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+ | `statusline` | Rich status dashboard |
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+ | `completions` | Shell completions for bash and zsh |
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+ | `mcp` | MCP server management -- start, status, tools |
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+ ---
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+ ## Usage Guide
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+ ### Multi-Agent with Local Models
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+ aiyoucli lets you run a multi-agent system entirely on your local machine using GGUF models via the proxy gateway.
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+ #### 1. Start the LLM Proxy Gateway
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+ Run any llama.cpp-compatible server on port 8000:
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+ ```sh
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+ # Example with llama-server
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+ llama-server -m models/my-model.Q4_K_M.gguf --port 8000 --host 127.0.0.1
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+ ```
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+ Or use any OpenAI-compatible API endpoint by configuring the base URL:
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+ ```sh
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+ aiyoucli config set llm.base_url http://127.0.0.1:8000/v1
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+ ```
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+ #### 2. Spawn Agents
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+ Agents are lightweight state trackers. Each agent has a type, name, assigned model tier, and metrics:
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+ ```sh
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+ # Spawn a coder agent (default: sonnet-tier)
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+ aiyoucli agent spawn --type coder --name worker-1
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+ # Spawn an architect agent using opus-tier logic
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+ aiyoucli agent spawn --type architect --model opus
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+ # Spawn a lightweight tester agent (haiku-tier)
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+ aiyoucli agent spawn --type tester
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+ # Spawn a researcher agent for information gathering
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+ aiyoucli agent spawn --type researcher --name research-1
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+ ```
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+ **Agent types and their default model tiers:**
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+ | Type | Default Model | Best For |
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+ | `coder` | sonnet | Code generation and editing |
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+ | `researcher` | sonnet | Information gathering and analysis |
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+ | `tester` | haiku | Test writing and validation |
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+ | `reviewer` | sonnet | Code review and feedback |
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+ | `architect` | opus | System design and architecture |
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+ | `security` | opus | Security audit and vulnerability detection |
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+ | `debugger` | sonnet | Bug hunting and root cause analysis |
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+ | `documenter` | haiku | Documentation generation |
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+ The spawned agents are recorded in `.aiyoucli/agents/store.json` and can be listed, stopped, or queried at any time.
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+ #### 3. Initialize a Swarm
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+ A swarm coordinates multiple agents together. Choose a topology that matches your workflow:
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+ # Hierarchical: one coordinator delegates to workers (good for complex tasks)
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+ aiyoucli swarm init --topology hierarchical --maxAgents 5 --strategy specialized
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+ # Mesh: all agents collaborate peer-to-peer (good for research)
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+ aiyoucli swarm init --topology mesh --maxAgents 8 --strategy balanced
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+ # Star: central hub routes to specialized leaves (good for service architectures)
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+ aiyoucli swarm init --topology star --strategy adaptive
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+ ```
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+ **Topology comparison:**
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+ | `hierarchical` | Manager → Workers | Complex tasks with decomposition |
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+ | `mesh` | Peer-to-peer | Collaborative research, brainstorming |
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+ | `ring` | Sequential chain | Pipeline processing |
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+ | `star` | Hub → Spokes | Centralized orchestration |
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+ | `hybrid` | Mixed | Custom architectures |
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+ **Strategy options:**
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+ | `specialized` | Each agent is assigned tasks matching its type |
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+ | `balanced` | Tasks are distributed evenly based on load |
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+ | `adaptive` | Agent roles adjust dynamically based on performance metrics |
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+ #### 4. Route Tasks
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+ Use the Q-learning router to send tasks to the optimal agent:
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+ # Route a task description to the best agent type
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+ aiyoucli route --task "implement user authentication with JWT"
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+ # Select the optimal model tier for a task
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+ aiyoucli hooks model-route --task "analyze this security vulnerability"
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+ ```
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+ The router learns from outcomes via `hooks post-task` and persists its Q-table to `.aiyoucli/q-table.json`.
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+ #### 5. Check Status
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+ ```sh
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+ aiyoucli agent list
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+ # View swarm state
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+ aiyoucli swarm status
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+ # Full coordination overview
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+ aiyoucli coordination status
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+ # Rich dashboard
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+ aiyoucli statusline
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+ ```
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+ ### Deep Research
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+ The `rd` command provides multi-engine web research with strategy-driven orchestration.
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+ ```sh
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+ # Initialize a research session
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+ aiyoucli rd init --query "Rust async runtime comparison: tokio vs smol vs monoio" --strategy langgraph-agent
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+ # Search across academic engines
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+ aiyoucli rd search --query "async Rust performance benchmarks" --engine arxiv
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+ aiyoucli rd search --query "tokio scheduler overhead" --engine semantic-scholar
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+ # List available strategies
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+ aiyoucli rd strategies
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+ # Check session progress
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+ aiyoucli rd status --session-id rd_xxxx
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+ # Generate a research report
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+ aiyoucli rd report --session-id rd_xxxx --format markdown
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+ # Queue a document for processing (PDF/DOCX/image)
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+ aiyoucli rd doc --path paper.pdf
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+ aiyoucli rd doc --path scanned-doc.pdf --ocr
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+ ```
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+ | `langgraph-agent` | Autonomous agentic research: the LLM decides what to search, which engines to use, and when to synthesize findings |
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+ | `source-based` | Focused source extraction with cross-engine filtering and deduplication |
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+ | `focused-iteration` | Iterative deep-dive with adaptive sub-questions and progressive knowledge summation |
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+ | `topic-organization` | Structured output organized by topic clusters with hierarchical findings |
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+ | `quick` | Fast single-pass research summary (30s-3min) for quick answers |
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+ | `arxiv` | Academic papers (CS, physics, math) | export.arxiv.org |
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+ | `pubmed` | Biomedical literature | ncbi.nlm.nih.gov |
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+ | `semantic-scholar` | Scientific papers (AI/CS focus) | api.semanticscholar.org |
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+ | `wikipedia` | Encyclopedia | en.wikipedia.org |
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+ ### Local Model Management
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+ ```
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+ - File size and quantization level (Q2_K through Q8_0)
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+ - Quantization quality ranking (0-6)
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+ # - proxy_chat: Send chat completions to local LLM
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+ # - proxy_embed: Generate text embeddings
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+ # - proxy_compress: Compress context windows
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+ # - proxy_shield_check: Content safety filtering
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+ # - proxy_list_models: Available model listing
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+ # - proxy_estimate_cost: Token cost estimation
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+ # - proxy_analyze_text: Text analysis and compression
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+ # - proxy_segment: Text segmentation/chunking
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+ ```
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+ - **Shield**: Prompt injection detection, blocked keyword filtering, high-entropy detection
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+ - **Compression**: Smart context pruning and message truncation
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+ - **Caching**: Response cache to avoid redundant inference
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+ - **Segmentation**: Text splitting by chunks or sentences with overlap
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+ - **Embeddings**: Integration with local ONNX embedding server (port 8001)
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+ ### Run as MCP Server
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+ ```jsonc
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ aiyoucli mcp tools # list all 84 available tools
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+ ```
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+ ## MCP Tools
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+ 84 tools organized across 22 categories. All available through any MCP-compatible client.
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+ | Category | Count | Key Tools |
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+ | Deep Research | 8 | rd_init, rd_search, rd_document_process, rd_strategies, rd_status, rd_knowledge_graph, rd_citations, rd_report |
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+ | Metrics and Monitoring | 8 | metrics_snapshot, metrics_cost, metrics_latency, metrics_memory, metrics_record_tokens, metrics_save, metrics_reset, metrics_tools_summary |
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+ | Agent Management | 6 | agent_spawn, agent_list, agent_status, agent_stop, agent_record, agent_metrics |
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+ | Vector Memory | 6 | memory_init, memory_store, memory_search, memory_stats, memory_count, memory_delete |
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+ | Proxy Gateway | 10 | proxy_chat, proxy_health, proxy_shield_check, proxy_compress, proxy_analyze_text, proxy_segment, proxy_list_models, proxy_estimate_cost, proxy_embed, proxy_cache_stats |
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+ | Semantic Router | 5 | semantic_route, semantic_route_hybrid, semantic_route_enhanced, semantic_embed, semantic_stats |
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+ | Hooks and Lifecycle | 5 | hooks_route, hooks_model_route, hooks_pre_task, hooks_post_task, hooks_stats |
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+ | Neural Learning | 4 | neural_observe, neural_learn, neural_stats, neural_transform |
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+ | Task Management | 4 | task_create, task_list, task_status, task_complete |
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+ | Code Analysis | 3 | analyze_diff, analyze_commit, analyze_complexity |
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+ | Session | 3 | session_start, session_end, session_list |
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+ | Swarm | 3 | swarm_init, swarm_status, swarm_stop |
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+ | AST Analysis | 3 | ast_analyze, ast_analyze_batch, ast_detect_language |
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+ | Skills | 3 | skills_sync, skills_list, skills_detect |
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+ | Models | 2 | models_list, models_optimize |
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+ | Distiller | 2 | distill_markdown, distill_file |
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+ | Config | 2 | config_get, config_set |
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+ | System | 2 | system_status, system_doctor |
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+ | Other | 5 | perf_benchmark, security_scan, coordination_status, git_context, statusline |
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+ ## Architecture
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+ ```
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+ | CLI / MCP Server |
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+ | (TypeScript) |
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+ | 24 commands 84 MCP tools production middleware |
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+ NAPI Bridge
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+ | Rust Engines |
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+ | vector.rs - HNSW vector search, SIMD acceleration |
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+ | sona.rs - MicroLoRA + EWC++ neural learning |
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+ | attention.rs - Flash attention, agent coordination |
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+ | routing.rs - Task routing, model tier selection |
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+ | graph.rs - Knowledge graph, k-hop traversal |
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+ | analysis.rs - Code complexity, diff analysis |
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+ | detector.rs - Technology detection (45+ frameworks) |
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+ | distiller.rs - TOON markdown distillation |
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+ | proxy/ - LLM gateway, shield, compression, cache |
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+ | semantic/ - Keyword + embedding hybrid routing |
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+ ```
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+ TypeScript handles CLI parsing, MCP protocol, and production middleware (circuit breakers, rate limiting, retries). All compute-intensive work crosses the NAPI bridge into Rust, where operations complete in microseconds to low milliseconds.
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+ ## Configuration
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+ Configuration is stored per-project in `.aiyoucli/` and managed through the CLI or MCP tools.
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+ ```
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+ - **Model routing** -- default model, tier thresholds, fallback behavior
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+ - **Memory** -- vector dimensions, similarity metric, persistence path
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+ - **Production** -- circuit breaker thresholds, rate limits, retry policy
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+ - **Skills** -- detected technologies, custom skill definitions
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+ - **LLM proxy** -- base URL, model name, provider type
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+ ## Performance
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+ Benchmarked on Apple M-series. All operations run in-process with no network calls.
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+ | Operation | Avg Latency | Ops/sec |
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+ | Model tier selection | 0.04ms | 23,923 |
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+ | Graph k-hop (100 nodes) | 0.08ms | 13,158 |
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+ | Task routing | 0.11ms | 8,718 |
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+ | Complexity analysis | 0.15ms | 6,631 |
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+ | Neural learn | 0.18ms | 5,445 |
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+ | Neural observe | 0.42ms | 2,398 |
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+ | Vector insert (3D) | 1.87ms | 534 |
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+ | Vector search (100 vectors) | 3.36ms | 297 |
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+ ## License
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+ Built by [Francisco August](https://github.com/faugustdev).
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