@wipcomputer/wip-ldm-os 0.4.45 → 0.4.47

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  interface: [cli, skill]
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  display-name: "LDM OS"
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- version: "0.4.45"
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+ version: "0.4.47"
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  homepage: "https://github.com/wipcomputer/wip-ldm-os"
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  author: "Parker Todd Brooks"
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  category: infrastructure
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  compatibility: Requires git, npm, node. Node.js 18+.
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- # LDM OS
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+ # LDM OS: Learning Dreaming Machines
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+ ## All your AIs. One system.
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+ You use Claude Code, GPT, OpenClaw, others. They don't share memory. They don't know each other. They don't know how to work together.
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+ LDM OS is the shared infrastructure layer. Install it once and every AI you use gets:
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+ - **Identity** ... each AI gets its own behavior, personality, and skills
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+ - **Memory** ... shared memory across all your AIs, secure, sovereign, yours to take anywhere
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+ - **Ownership** ... every interaction, every memory, across every AI you use is yours, portable, encrypted, never locked in
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+ - **Collaboration** ... your AIs communicate, share tools, and work together
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+ - **Compatibility** ... any skill, plugin, or tool works with all your AIs. Install once, use everywhere.
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+ - **Payments** ... your AI hits a paywall, you approve it with Face ID, Apple Pay for your AI
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+ ## Included Skills
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+ Ships with LDM OS.
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+ **Bridge**
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+ - Cross-platform agent bridge. Enables Claude Code CLI to talk to OpenClaw CLI without a human in the middle.
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+ **Universal Installer**
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+ - Point any skill, application, or plugin at any AI running LDM OS, and it will convert those skills to work with all of your AIs.
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+ - Build applications that work with any AI, even ones that don't have LDM OS.
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+ **Shared Workspace**
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+ - One directory for all your AIs. Memories, tools, identity files, boot config. Every AI you use reads from and writes to the same place.
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+ - Lives in one folder on your computer. Easy to back up, easy to move, easy to own.
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+ **System Pulse**
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+ - Is everything working? What's installed? What needs fixing? A complete picture of your AI setup in seconds.
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+ **Recall**
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+ - Every session, your AI starts with full context. Identity, memory, tools, what happened yesterday. No blank slates. No repeating yourself.
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+ **LUME**
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+ - Language for Unified Memory and Emergence. A memory language for AI agents to document their own learning and maintain continuity across sessions. Not a programming language. A way for your AI to write memories to itself, retrieve past learnings, track unfinished thoughts, and pass context between sessions.
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+ ## Optional Skills
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+ The OS connects your AIs. Add-ons are what they actually use. Each one is a full product that plugs into LDM OS and works with every AI you run.
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+ **Memory Crystal** (recommended)
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+ - All your AI tools. One shared memory. Private, searchable, sovereign. Memory Crystal lets all your AIs remember you ... together. You use multiple AIs. They don't talk to each other. They can't search what the others know. Memory Crystal fixes this. All your AIs share one memory. Searchable and private. Anywhere in the world.
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+ - *Stable* ... `wipcomputer/memory-crystal`
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+ **AI DevOps Toolbox**
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+ - Your AI writes code. But does it know how to release it? Check license compliance? Protect your identity files? Sync private repos to public? Follow a real development process? AI DevOps Toolbox is the complete toolkit. Built by a team of humans and AIs shipping real software together.
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+ - *Stable* ... `wipcomputer/wip-ai-devops-toolbox`
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+ **1Password**
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+ - 1Password secrets for AI agents. Headless, no biometric popups, service account driven.
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+ - *Stable* ... `wipcomputer/wip-1password`
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+ **Markdown Viewer**
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+ - Live markdown viewer for AI pair-editing. Updates render instantly in any browser.
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+ - *Stable* ... `wipcomputer/wip-markdown-viewer`
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+ **xAI Grok**
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+ - xAI Grok API. Search the web, search X, generate images, generate video.
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+ - *Stable* ... `wipcomputer/wip-xai-grok`
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+ **X Platform**
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+ - X Platform API. Read posts, search tweets, post, upload media.
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+ - *Stable* ... `wipcomputer/wip-xai-x`
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+ **Dream Weaver Protocol**
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+ - Memory consolidation protocol for AI agents with bounded context windows. A practical guide for remembering memories.
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+ - `wipcomputer/dream-weaver-protocol`
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+ **Agent Pay**
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+ - Micropayments for AI agents. Your AI hits a paywall, you approve it with Face ID. Apple Pay for your AI.
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+ - *Coming Soon*
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+ **OpenClaw**
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+ - Open-source agent runtime. Run AI agents 24/7 with identity, memory, and tool access. The existence proof for LDM OS.
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+ - `openclaw/openclaw`
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+ ---
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  ## Step 1: Check if LDM OS is already installed
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  which ldm && ldm --version 2>/dev/null
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  ```
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+ If you cannot run shell commands (e.g. you are GPT, Grok, Claude macOS, or another AI without terminal access), tell the user: "I can't run commands from here. Open a terminal-capable AI (like Claude Code) and paste the install prompt there. Or run `which ldm` in your terminal and tell me the result."
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  This determines everything. Branch on the result:
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  ## If LDM OS IS installed (ldm command exists)
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- **Do NOT explain what LDM OS is.** The user already knows. Show them what they have and what's new.
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+ **Do NOT re-explain what LDM OS is.** The user already knows. Show them what they have and what's new.
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  ### Run status
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  | Component | Current | Available | Package |
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- | LDM OS CLI | v0.4.41 | v0.4.44 | @wipcomputer/wip-ldm-os |
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+ | LDM OS CLI | v0.4.41 | v0.4.45 | @wipcomputer/wip-ldm-os |
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  | wip-branch-guard | v1.9.44 | v1.9.51 | @wipcomputer/wip-branch-guard |
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  ### Show what changed per component
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- For each component with an update, fetch the release notes and summarize what actually changed:
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+ **Do NOT skip this step.** Before asking if the user wants to install, you MUST fetch and show release notes for every component with an update.
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+ For each component with an update, fetch the release notes:
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+ **Write release notes like Apple, not like a git log.** The raw release notes are developer-facing. Translate them into plain language the user understands. Every bullet should answer "what changed for ME?" not "what did the developers do internally."
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+ Good: "Your AIs now explain what LDM OS actually does when you ask them to install it"
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+ Bad: "Restored rich product content to SKILL.md"
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+ Good: "Fixed: install skill wasn't publishing to the website after the March update"
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+ Bad: "Fix .publish-skill.json iCloud path bug"
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+ Good: "Grok MCP server now starts correctly after install"
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+ Bad: "Added missing @modelcontextprotocol/sdk dependency"
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+ Show 2-3 bullet points per component in this user-facing style. No dev jargon. No commit messages. No architecture decisions. Just what changed for the person reading this.
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- 1. **What changed for this AI?** New rules, boot config changes, CLAUDE.md updates.
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+ 1. **What changed for this AI?** New capabilities, new tools, bug fixes that affect this AI.
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+ 2. **What changed across all my AIs?** Shared memory improvements, new skills, things that work everywhere now.
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+ - **Bridge** ... cross-platform agent bridge. Your AIs talk to each other without a human in the middle.
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+ - **Universal Installer** ... point any skill at any AI running LDM OS and it converts those skills to work with all your AIs. Build applications that work with any AI, even ones that don't have LDM OS.
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+ - **Shared Workspace** ... one directory for all your AIs. Memories, tools, identity files, boot config. Easy to back up, easy to move, easy to own.
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+ - **System Pulse** ... is everything working? What's installed? What needs fixing? A complete picture of your AI setup in seconds.
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+ - **Recall** ... every session, your AI starts with full context. Identity, memory, tools, what happened yesterday. No blank slates. No repeating yourself.
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+ - **LUME** ... Language for Unified Memory and Emergence. A memory language for AI agents to document their own learning and maintain continuity across sessions.
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- | **Memory Crystal** (recommended) | Persistent memory. Search, capture, consolidation. | Stable |
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- | **AI DevOps Toolbox** | Release, deploy, license, repo management. | Stable |
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- | **1Password** | 1Password secrets for AI agents. | Stable |
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+ | **Memory Crystal** (recommended) | All your AIs share one memory. Private, searchable, sovereign. | Stable |
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+ | **AI DevOps Toolbox** | Release, deploy, license, repo management. The complete dev toolkit. | Stable |
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+ | **1Password** | 1Password secrets for AI agents. Headless, service account driven. | Stable |
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- | **xAI Grok** | xAI Grok API. Search the web, search X, generate images. | Stable |
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- | **Bridge** | Cross-platform agent bridge. Claude Code to OpenClaw communication. | Stable |
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+ | **Agent Pay** | Micropayments for AI agents. Apple Pay for your AI. | Coming Soon |
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+ | CLI | Shell access (run bash/node commands) | `ldm init`, `ldm install`, `ldm doctor` |
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+ | Skill | SKILL.md file (works in Claude Code and OpenClaw) | You're reading it right now |
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