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- # grimoire
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+ # @ghostpaw/grimoire
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+ [![npm](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@ghostpaw/grimoire)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ghostpaw/grimoire)
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+ [![license](https://img.shields.io/npm/l/@ghostpaw/grimoire)](LICENSE)
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+ [![TypeScript](https://img.shields.io/badge/TypeScript-5.9-blue?logo=typescript&logoColor=white)](https://www.typescriptlang.org)
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+ [![Live Demo](https://img.shields.io/badge/demo-live-06d6a0?style=flat&logo=github)](https://ghostpawjs.github.io/grimoire)
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+ A procedural knowledge engine for Node.js, built on Git, SQLite, and the filesystem.
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+ Grimoire treats spells (learned procedures), evidence, versioning, and health
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+ as one coherent model instead of separate systems. It ships as a single
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+ prebundled blob with zero runtime dependencies, designed for two audiences at
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+ once: human developers working directly in code, and LLM agents operating
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+ through a structured `soul` / `tools` / `skills` runtime.
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install @ghostpaw/grimoire
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+ ```
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+ Requires **Node.js 24+** (uses the built-in `node:sqlite` module).
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ ```ts
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+ import { DatabaseSync } from 'node:sqlite';
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+ import { init, read, write } from '@ghostpaw/grimoire';
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+ const db = new DatabaseSync(':memory:');
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+ const root = '/path/to/my-grimoire';
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+ await init({ root, db });
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+ // Inscribe a new spell from scratch
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+ const spell = await write.inscribe(root, {
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+ name: 'deploy-service',
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+ title: 'Deploy a service to production',
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+ tags: ['devops', 'deploy'],
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+ body: '## Steps\n\n1. Run `npm run build`\n2. Push to registry\n3. Apply manifests',
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+ });
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+ // Drop an observation note as evidence
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+ write.dropNote(db, {
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+ topic: 'deploy-service',
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+ body: 'Build step fails if DOCKER_REGISTRY is not exported first.',
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+ });
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+ // Seal the improvement into a git commit, advancing rank
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+ await write.seal(root, 'Fix: document required env var for build step');
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+ // Read back the enriched spell
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+ const detail = await read.getSpell(root, db, 'deploy-service');
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+ const chapters = await read.listChapters(root);
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+ ```
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+ ## The Model
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+ Eight concepts, strict separation of concerns:
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+ | Concept | Purpose |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | **Spell** | A learned procedure stored as `SKILL.md` with YAML frontmatter and a markdown body |
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+ | **Chapter** | A folder grouping related spells into a focused collection |
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+ | **Seal** | A git commit marking a verified improvement — rank equals seal count |
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+ | **Tier** | Mastery level computed from rank: Uncheckpointed → Apprentice → Journeyman → Expert → Master |
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+ | **Note** | Raw evidence (observation, failure path, correction) awaiting distillation into a spell |
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+ | **Resonance** | Read-time signal indicating which spells have the highest return on honing effort |
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+ | **Draft** | A proposed new spell submitted for review before inscription |
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+ | **Catalogue** | A health snapshot: staleness, dormancy, oversizing, velocity, and clustering |
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+ The model means each kind of truth has its own home:
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+ | What it looks like | What it actually is |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | A how-to guide or runbook | A Spell |
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+ | Related spells grouped by domain | A Chapter |
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+ | "This procedure is proven — preserve it" | A Seal |
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+ | "We got burned by this edge case" | A Note |
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+ | "This spell hasn't been touched in months" | A Catalogue health signal |
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+ | "This spell is ready to hone next" | Resonance |
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+ State is derived, not hand-toggled. Tier, resonance color, staleness, dormancy,
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+ and health scores are computed from evidence and commit history at read time,
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+ never stored as caller-written flags.
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+ ### Tier progression at a glance
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+ Grimoire computes tier markers on every read. They advance as spells accumulate
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+ sealed improvements:
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+  
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+ > **Inscription**
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+ >
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+ > | | | |
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+ > |:---:|---|---|
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+ > | $\color{Gray}{\textsf{◎}}$ | *deploy-service* | `uncheckpointed · no seals yet` |
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+ > | | ↓   seal a validated improvement | |
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+ >
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+ > **Honing**
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+ >
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+ > | | | |
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+ > |:---:|---|---|
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+ > | $\color{SteelBlue}{\textsf{◎}}$ | *deploy-service* | `apprentice · rank 1–4` |
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+ > | $\color{MediumSeaGreen}{\textsf{◎}}$ | *deploy-service* | `journeyman · rank 5–14` |
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+ > | $\color{Goldenrod}{\textsf{◎}}$ | *deploy-service* | `expert · rank 15–29` |
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+ > | $\color{Orchid}{\textsf{◎}}$ | *deploy-service* | `master · rank 30+` |
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+ >
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+ > **Attention signals**
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+ >
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+ > | | | |
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+ > |:---:|---|---|
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+ > | $\color{OrangeRed}{\textsf{●}}$ | *deploy-service* | `resonance · hone now` |
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+ > | $\color{Gray}{\textsf{●}}$ | *deploy-service* | `dormant · low return on effort` |
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+  
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+ Rank is the only experience counter. Tier boundaries gate real capabilities
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+ (history, diff, rollback), not badges.
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+ ## Two Audiences
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+ ### Human developers
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+ Use the `read` and `write` namespaces for direct-code access to the domain:
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+ ```ts
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+ import { read, write } from '@ghostpaw/grimoire';
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+ // Inscribe and evolve a spell
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+ await write.inscribe(root, { name: 'lint-fix', title: 'Run lint with autofix' });
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+ write.dropNote(db, { topic: 'lint-fix', body: 'Biome needs --unsafe for some rules.' });
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+ await write.seal(root, 'Add note about unsafe flag');
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+ // Read derived state
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+ const spell = await read.getSpell(root, db, 'lint-fix');
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+ const resonance = read.allResonance(db);
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+ const catalogue = read.readCatalogue(db);
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+ ```
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+ See [HUMAN.md](docs/HUMAN.md) for the full direct-code guide with worked
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+ examples and modeling boundaries.
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+ ### LLM agents
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+ Use the `tools`, `skills`, and `soul` namespaces for a structured runtime
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+ surface designed to minimize LLM cognitive load:
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+ ```ts
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+ import { tools, skills, soul } from '@ghostpaw/grimoire';
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+ // 10 intent-shaped tools with JSON Schema inputs and structured results
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+ const allTools = tools.grimoireTools;
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+ const searchTool = tools.getGrimoireToolByName('search_grimoire')!;
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+ const result = await searchTool.handler({ root, db }, { query: 'deploy' });
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+ // Workflow skills for common multi-step scenarios
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+ const allSkills = skills.grimoireSkills;
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+ // Thinking foundation for system prompts
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+ const prompt = soul.renderGrimoireSoulPromptFoundation();
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+ ```
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+ Every tool returns a discriminated result with `outcome: 'success' | 'no_op' |
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+ 'needs_clarification' | 'error'`, structured entities, next-step hints, and
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+ actionable recovery signals.
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+ See [LLM.md](docs/LLM.md) for the full AI-facing guide covering soul, tools,
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+ and skills.
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+ ## Tools
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+ Ten tools shaped around operator intent, not raw storage operations:
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+ | Tool | What it does |
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+ | `search_grimoire` | Search spells by name or description |
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+ | `review_grimoire` | Dashboard views: chapters, health, resonance, notes, drafts, validation, provenance |
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+ | `inspect_grimoire_item` | Detailed inspection of one spell: tier, resonance, validation, provenance, history |
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+ | `inscribe_spell` | Create a new spell in the grimoire |
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+ | `hone_spell` | Seal pending changes into a git commit, advancing rank |
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+ | `manage_spell` | Shelve, unshelve, move, delete, repair, or rollback a spell |
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+ | `drop_note` | Drop an observation note for later cataloguing |
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+ | `manage_draft` | Submit, approve, or dismiss proposed spells |
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+ | `run_catalogue` | Full maintenance pass: staleness, dormancy, oversizing, note routing, health |
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+ | `scout_skills` | Scout, search, adopt, and update spells from external sources |
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+ Each tool exports runtime metadata, JSON Schema inputs, and structured outputs
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+ so harnesses can wire them without parsing vague prose.
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+ ## Key Properties
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+ - **Zero runtime dependencies.** Only `node:sqlite` (built into Node 24+) for the SQLite layer.
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+ - **Single prebundled blob.** One ESM + one CJS entry in `dist/`. No subpath exports, no code splitting.
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+ - **Three storage backends.** Filesystem for spell content, git for versioning and rank, SQLite for metadata. Each is optional — the package degrades gracefully without any of them.
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+ - **Evidence-first progression.** Rank is earned by sealing validated improvements. Speculative edits do not count as experience. Tier gates real capabilities, not badges.
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+ - **Derived health signals.** Resonance, staleness, dormancy, and health scores are computed at read time from evidence and commit history — never stored as flags.
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+ - **Intention-shaped writes.** `inscribe`, `seal`, `hone`, `dropNote`, `distill`, `adoptSpell`: operations that say what happened, not generic CRUD.
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+ - **Additive AI runtime.** `soul` for posture, `tools` for actions, `skills` for workflow guidance — layered over the same direct-code API.
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+ - **Colocated tests.** Every non-type module has a colocated `.test.ts` file. The documented behavior is backed by executable coverage.
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+ ## Package Surface
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+ ```ts
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+ import {
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+ init, // bootstrap: filesystem + SQLite setup
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+ initGrimoireTables, // SQLite schema only
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+ read, // all query functions
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+ write, // all mutation functions
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+ tools, // LLM tool definitions + registry
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+ skills, // LLM workflow skills + registry
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+ soul, // thinking foundation for system prompts
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+ } from '@ghostpaw/grimoire';
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+ ```
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+ All domain and runtime types are also available at the root for TypeScript
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+ consumers:
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+ ```ts
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+ import type {
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+ GrimoireDb,
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+ GrimoireToolDefinition,
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+ GrimoireSkill,
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+ GrimoireSoul,
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+ GrimoireErrorCode,
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+ } from '@ghostpaw/grimoire';
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+ ```
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+ ## Documentation
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+ | Document | Audience |
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+ | [HUMAN.md](docs/HUMAN.md) | Human developers using the low-level `read` / `write` API |
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+ | [LLM.md](docs/LLM.md) | Agent builders wiring `soul`, `tools`, and `skills` into LLM systems |
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+ | [docs/README.md](docs/README.md) | Architecture overview: model, storage topology, and source layout |
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+ | [docs/entities/](docs/entities/) | Per-concept manuals: spells, notes, events, health, drafts, provenance, registry |
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+ ## Development
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install
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+ npm test # node:test runner
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+ npm run typecheck # tsc --noEmit
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+ npm run lint # biome check
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+ npm run build # ESM + CJS + declarations via tsup
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+ npm run demo:serve # build and serve the browser demo
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+ ```
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+ The repo is pinned to **Node 24.14.0** via `.nvmrc` / `.node-version` /
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+ `.tool-versions` / `mise.toml` / Volta. Use whichever version manager you
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+ prefer.
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+ ### Support
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+ If this package helps your project, consider sponsoring its maintenance:
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+ ---
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  "name": "@ghostpaw/grimoire",
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- "version": "0.2.0",
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- "description": "Skill and capability model for Node.js — SQLite, zero dependencies, with a built-in LLM tool facade",
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+ "version": "0.2.1",
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+ "description": "Procedural knowledge management for Node.js — Git, SQLite, zero dependencies, with a built-in LLM tool facade",
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- "skill",
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- "capability",
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  "grimoire",
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+ "knowledge-management",
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+ "knowledge-base",
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- "proficiency",
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+ "procedures",
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+ "runbook",
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+ "playbook",
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+ "skill",
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+ "skills",
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+ "workflow",
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+ "git",
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  "llm",