@getlore/cli 0.5.1 → 0.5.2

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@getlore/cli",
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- "version": "0.5.1",
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+ "version": "0.5.2",
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  "description": "Research knowledge repository with semantic search, citations, and project lineage tracking",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "dist/index.js",
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  ## First-Time Setup
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- If Lore is not installed yet, you can set it up for the user. The process requires their input at two points.
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+ If Lore is not installed yet, you can set it up for the user.
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  1. **Install**: `npm install -g @getlore/cli` (requires Node.js 18+)
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- 2. **Ask the user** for their **email address** and their **OpenAI** and **Anthropic API keys**
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- 3. **Send OTP**: Run `lore setup --openai-key <key> --anthropic-key <key> --email <email> --data-dir ~/.lore` this sends a 6-digit code to their email and exits
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- 4. **Ask the user** for the **6-digit code** from their email
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- 5. **Complete setup**: Re-run the same command with `--code <code>` appended — this verifies and finishes setup
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- After setup, Lore works autonomously. No further user input is needed for searching, ingesting, or syncing.
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+ 2. **Ask the user** for their **email address**
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+ 3. **Ask for API keys**present these two options:
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+ - **Recommended**: Tell the user to run these commands themselves (keys stay out of chat history):
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+ ```
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+ export OPENAI_API_KEY="sk-..."
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+ export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-ant-..."
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+ ```
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+ Then run: `lore setup --openai-key $OPENAI_API_KEY --anthropic-key $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY --email <email> --data-dir ~/.lore`
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+ - **Convenient but riskier**: The user can paste keys directly into this chat and you run setup with them. Warn the user that keys shared in chat may be stored in conversation history.
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+ 4. **Send OTP**: Run the setup command — this sends a 6-digit code to their email and exits
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+ 5. **Ask the user** for the **6-digit code** from their email
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+ 6. **Complete setup**: Re-run the same command with `--code <code>` appended
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+ After setup, Lore works autonomously.
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  ## MCP Tools
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  ## First-Time Setup
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- If Lore is not installed yet, you can set it up for the user. The process requires their input at two points.
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+ If Lore is not installed yet, you can set it up for the user.
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  1. **Install**: `npm install -g @getlore/cli` (requires Node.js 18+)
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- 2. **Ask the user** for their **email address** and their **OpenAI** and **Anthropic API keys**
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- 3. **Send OTP**: Run `lore setup --openai-key <key> --anthropic-key <key> --email <email> --data-dir ~/.lore` this sends a 6-digit code to their email and exits
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- 4. **Ask the user** for the **6-digit code** from their email
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- 5. **Complete setup**: Re-run the same command with `--code <code>` appended — this verifies and finishes setup
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- After setup, Lore works autonomously. No further user input is needed for searching, ingesting, or syncing.
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+ 2. **Ask the user** for their **email address**
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+ 3. **Ask for API keys**present these two options:
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+ - **Recommended**: Tell the user to run these commands themselves (keys stay out of chat history):
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+ ```
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+ export OPENAI_API_KEY="sk-..."
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+ export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-ant-..."
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+ ```
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+ Then run: `lore setup --openai-key $OPENAI_API_KEY --anthropic-key $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY --email <email> --data-dir ~/.lore`
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+ - **Convenient but riskier**: The user can paste keys directly into this chat and you run setup with them. Warn the user that keys shared in chat may be stored in conversation history.
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+ 4. **Send OTP**: Run the setup command — this sends a 6-digit code to their email and exits
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+ 5. **Ask the user** for the **6-digit code** from their email
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+ 6. **Complete setup**: Re-run the same command with `--code <code>` appended
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+ After setup, Lore works autonomously.
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  ## MCP Tools
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  ## First-Time Setup
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- If Lore is not installed yet, you can set it up for the user. The process requires their input at two points.
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+ If Lore is not installed yet, you can set it up for the user.
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  1. **Install**: `npm install -g @getlore/cli` (requires Node.js 18+)
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- 2. **Ask the user** for their **email address** and their **OpenAI** and **Anthropic API keys**
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- 3. **Send OTP**: Run `lore setup --openai-key <key> --anthropic-key <key> --email <email> --data-dir ~/.lore` this sends a 6-digit code to their email and exits
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- 4. **Ask the user** for the **6-digit code** from their email
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- 5. **Complete setup**: Re-run the same command with `--code <code>` appended — this verifies and finishes setup
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-
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- After setup, Lore works autonomously. No further user input is needed for searching, ingesting, or syncing.
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+ 2. **Ask the user** for their **email address**
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+ 3. **Ask for API keys**present these two options:
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+ - **Recommended**: Tell the user to run these commands themselves (keys stay out of chat history):
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+ ```
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+ export OPENAI_API_KEY="sk-..."
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+ export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-ant-..."
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+ ```
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+ Then run: `lore setup --openai-key $OPENAI_API_KEY --anthropic-key $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY --email <email> --data-dir ~/.lore`
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+ - **Convenient but riskier**: The user can paste keys directly into this chat and you run setup with them. Warn the user that keys shared in chat may be stored in conversation history.
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+ 4. **Send OTP**: Run the setup command — this sends a 6-digit code to their email and exits
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+ 5. **Ask the user** for the **6-digit code** from their email
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+ 6. **Complete setup**: Re-run the same command with `--code <code>` appended
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+ After setup, Lore works autonomously.
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  ## MCP Tools
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  ## First-Time Setup
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- If Lore is not installed yet, you can set it up for the user. The process requires their input at two points.
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+ If Lore is not installed yet, you can set it up for the user.
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  1. **Install**: `npm install -g @getlore/cli` (requires Node.js 18+)
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- 2. **Ask the user** for their **email address** and their **OpenAI** and **Anthropic API keys**
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- 3. **Send OTP**: Run `lore setup --openai-key <key> --anthropic-key <key> --email <email> --data-dir ~/.lore` this sends a 6-digit code to their email and exits
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- 4. **Ask the user** for the **6-digit code** from their email
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- 5. **Complete setup**: Re-run the same command with `--code <code>` appended — this verifies and finishes setup
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-
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- After setup, Lore works autonomously. No further user input is needed for searching, ingesting, or syncing.
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+ 2. **Ask the user** for their **email address**
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+ 3. **Ask for API keys**present these two options:
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+ - **Recommended**: Tell the user to run these commands themselves (keys stay out of chat history):
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+ ```
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+ export OPENAI_API_KEY="sk-..."
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+ export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="sk-ant-..."
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+ ```
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+ Then run: `lore setup --openai-key $OPENAI_API_KEY --anthropic-key $ANTHROPIC_API_KEY --email <email> --data-dir ~/.lore`
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+ - **Convenient but riskier**: The user can paste keys directly into this chat and you run setup with them. Warn the user that keys shared in chat may be stored in conversation history.
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+ 4. **Send OTP**: Run the setup command — this sends a 6-digit code to their email and exits
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+ 5. **Ask the user** for the **6-digit code** from their email
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+ 6. **Complete setup**: Re-run the same command with `--code <code>` appended
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+ After setup, Lore works autonomously.
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  ## Core Concepts
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