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+ MIT License
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+ Copyright (c) 2026 Jeremy Longshore
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+ Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
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+ # intentional-cognition-os
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+ > Compile knowledge for the machine. Distill understanding for the human.
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+ [![License](https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-blue.svg)](LICENSE)
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+ ## Overview
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+ **Intentional Cognition OS** (`ico`) is a local-first knowledge operating system. You point it at a folder of sources — PDFs, markdown notes, web clips — and it:
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+ - Compiles raw corpus into a semantic wiki (concepts, topics, entities, contradictions)
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+ - Answers grounded questions with inline source citations
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+ - Spins up scoped episodic workspaces for hard research questions
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+ - Renders durable artifacts (reports, slides) that you can promote back into the wiki
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+ - Generates flashcards and quizzes to help you retain what you've ingested
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+ It is a cognition runtime, not a chat wrapper. The model proposes; the deterministic kernel owns durable state, traces, and control.
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+ ## Core loop
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+ ```
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+ ingest → compile → reason → render → refine
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+ ```
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+ Every step writes to an append-only audit trail (SQLite index + JSONL trace files), so the system is inspectable, reproducible, and queryable.
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+ ## Quick start
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+ ### Prerequisites
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+ - Node.js **22+**
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+ - pnpm **10+**
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+ - An [Anthropic API key](https://console.anthropic.com/) (the system uses Claude for compilation and reasoning)
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+ ### Install
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+ ```bash
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+ git clone https://github.com/jeremylongshore/intentional-cognition-os.git
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+ cd intentional-cognition-os
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+ pnpm install
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+ pnpm build
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+ ```
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+ The CLI binary `ico` is available via `node packages/cli/dist/index.js` after build, or globally after `npm pack && npm install -g intentional-cognition-os-*.tgz`.
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+ ### First run
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+ ```bash
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+ # Create a workspace
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+ ico init my-knowledge
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+ # Mount a corpus directory
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+ ico mount add papers ~/research/papers --workspace my-knowledge
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+ # Ingest sources
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+ export ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-ant-...
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+ ico ingest ~/research/papers --workspace my-knowledge
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+ # Compile semantic knowledge
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+ ico compile all --workspace my-knowledge
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+ # Ask a grounded question
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+ ico ask "How does self-attention scale with sequence length?" --workspace my-knowledge
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+ # Inspect what landed
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+ ico status --workspace my-knowledge
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+ ```
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+ ## CLI surface
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+ | Command | What it does |
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+ | `ico init <name>` | Create a new workspace with `wiki/`, `tasks/`, `outputs/`, `recall/`, `audit/`, `.ico/state.db` |
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+ | `ico mount add\|list\|remove` | Register / inspect / remove corpus mount points |
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+ | `ico ingest <path>` | Ingest a file or directory into `raw/`. Supports PDF, Markdown, web clips |
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+ | `ico compile sources\|topics\|all` | Run the six compiler passes (summarize → extract → synthesize → link → contradict → gap) |
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+ | `ico ask "<question>"` | Retrieval-augmented Q&A grounded in the compiled wiki, with inline citations |
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+ | `ico research "<brief>"` | Spin up a scoped episodic task: Collector → Summarizer → Skeptic → Integrator → render |
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+ | `ico research archive <id>` | Archive a completed research task |
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+ | `ico render report\|slides` | Render artifacts from a topic, task, or set of pages |
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+ | `ico promote <path> --as <type>` | Promote an L4 artifact into the L2 wiki |
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+ | `ico unpromote <path>` | Inverse of promote |
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+ | `ico lint` | Audit compiled knowledge for schema validity, staleness, uncompiled sources, orphans |
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+ | `ico recall generate --topic <name>` | Generate flashcards + quiz from compiled wiki for a topic |
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+ | `ico recall quiz --topic <name>` | Run an interactive quiz; supports `--answers-file <json>` for CI |
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+ | `ico recall weak [--report]` | Show lowest-retention concepts |
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+ | `ico recall export --format anki [--out <path>]` | Export cards as Anki-importable TSV |
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+ | `ico eval run [--spec <path>]` | Run YAML eval specs from `evals/`; supports retrieval + smoke handlers |
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+ | `ico status` | Workspace summary (counts, mounts, tasks, traces) |
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+ | `ico inspect <subcommand>` | Inspect specific subsystems (tasks, sources, …) |
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+ Global flags work on every command: `--workspace <path>`, `--json`, `--verbose`, `--quiet`.
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+ ## Architecture
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+ Six-layer cognition stack:
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+ | Layer | Path | What lives here |
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+ | **L1 — Raw Corpus** | `workspace/raw/` | Source-of-truth inputs. Append-only. |
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+ | **L2 — Semantic Knowledge** | `workspace/wiki/` | Compiled markdown: source summaries, concepts, entities, topics, contradictions, open questions. Recompilable from L1. |
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+ | **L3 — Episodic Tasks** | `workspace/tasks/<id>/` | Scoped per-question research workspaces. Brief, evidence, notes, critique, output. |
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+ | **L4 — Artifacts** | `workspace/outputs/` | Rendered reports, slides, briefings. Promotable to L2. |
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+ | **L5 — Recall** | `workspace/recall/` | Flashcards, quizzes, retention scores. Adaptive. |
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+ | **L6 — Audit & Policy** | `workspace/audit/` | Append-only trace JSONL + audit log. Deterministic control plane. |
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+ The **deterministic vs probabilistic boundary** is the most important constraint:
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+ - **Deterministic** (Kernel + SQLite + JSONL): file storage, mount registry, task state, provenance, policy, permissions, audit, promotion rules, eval execution.
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+ - **Probabilistic** (Compiler + Claude API): summarization, synthesis, concept extraction, contradiction detection, question decomposition, artifact drafting, recall generation.
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+ The model never directly writes to audit, policy, or promotion tables. It proposes; the kernel decides.
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+ ## Development
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+ | **Build all packages** | `pnpm build` |
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+ | **Run full test suite** | `pnpm test` |
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+ | **Lint** | `pnpm lint` |
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+ | **Typecheck** | `pnpm typecheck` |
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+ | **Coverage** | `pnpm test:coverage` |
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+ | **Single test file** | `pnpm --filter @ico/<package> test -- <file>` |
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+ See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) for full development setup, coding conventions, and PR process.
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+ ## Documentation
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+ Standards and design documents live in [`000-docs/`](000-docs/):
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+ | Doc | Purpose |
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+ | [Business Case](000-docs/001-PP-BCASE-business-case.md) | Problem, market, ROI |
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+ | [PRD](000-docs/002-PP-PRD-product-requirements.md) | Requirements & user stories |
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+ | [Architecture](000-docs/003-AT-ARCH-architecture.md) | System design & data flow |
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+ | [User Journey](000-docs/004-PP-UJRN-user-journey.md) | Walkthrough & personas |
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+ | [Technical Spec](000-docs/005-AT-SPEC-technical-spec.md) | Stack, APIs, deployment |
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+ | [Master Blueprint](000-docs/007-PP-PLAN-master-blueprint.md) | Authoritative design document |
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+ | [Glossary](000-docs/008-AT-GLOS-glossary.md) | Canonical terminology |
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+ | [Frontmatter Schemas](000-docs/009-AT-FMSC-frontmatter-schemas.md) | YAML schemas for all compiled page types |
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+ | [Database Schema](000-docs/010-AT-DBSC-database-schema.md) | SQLite DDL + migration strategy |
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+ | [Trace Schema](000-docs/011-AT-TRSC-trace-schema.md) | JSONL event envelope + event types |
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+ | [Workspace Policy](000-docs/012-AT-WPOL-workspace-policy.md) | Directory layout + naming |
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+ | [Coding Standards](000-docs/013-AT-CODE-coding-standards.md) | TypeScript conventions |
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+ | [Testing Strategy](000-docs/015-AT-TEST-testing-strategy.md) | Test layers + coverage targets |
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+ | [Promotion Rules](000-docs/018-AT-PROM-promotion-spec.md) | L4 → L2 promotion logic |
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+ | [Trace Coverage Audit](000-docs/023-OD-AUDIT-trace-coverage-2026-05-15.md) | Per-command trace-emission audit (E10-B04) |
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+ ## Roadmap
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+ | Phase | Status |
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+ | Phase 1 — Local-first MVP (Epics 1–9) | ✅ Complete |
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+ | Phase 2 — Hardening & v1.0 release (Epic 10) | 🚧 In progress |
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+ | Phase 3 — Remote/cloud features | Future |
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+ | Phase 4 — Multi-user collaboration | Future |
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+ | Phase 5 — Plugin system | Future |
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+ ## Security
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+ See [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md) for vulnerability reporting.
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+ ## License
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+ MIT — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).
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+ ## Author
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+ Jeremy Longshore · [intentsolutions.io](https://intentsolutions.io)
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+ export { buildProgram, cliVersion, installProcessHandlers };