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+ # llmwiki-bridge-start
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+
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+ Local adoption harness for connecting pre-built LLMWiki/OpenWiki knowledge
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+ artifacts to `llmwiki-serve`, `llmwiki-agent-bridge`, and coding-agent clients.
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+
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+ This package does not compile or ingest knowledge. It discovers existing wiki
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+ folders and Markdown knowledge-tool roots, validates that `llmwiki-serve` can
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+ read them, starts loopback source servers when requested, registers those
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+ sources with a local bridge when requested, and runs bridge smoke checks.
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+
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+ ## Quick Start
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+
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+ Recommended first run:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest --path ./wiki
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+ npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest --workspace
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+ npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest
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+ ```
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+
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+ Use `--path ./wiki` when you already know the source folder. The scan is
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+ constrained to that directory tree, so quickstart does not wander into your
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+ home directory, workspace siblings, or unrelated local projects. Use
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+ `--workspace` when you want quickstart to look under your `~/workspace`
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+ directory. Use
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+ the bare command when you want the guided flow to propose a broader scan; it
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+ asks before scanning the current user's home directory.
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+
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+ Minimum success: when quickstart starts `llmwiki-serve` and reports healthy
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+ loopback source endpoints, first onboarding has succeeded. If you skip
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+ `llmwiki-agent-bridge`, quickstart prints one MCP Streamable HTTP registration
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+ URL per started source, using the `http://127.0.0.1:<port>/mcp/stream` shape.
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+ These are MCP-over-HTTP/Streamable HTTP server URLs for coding agents or
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+ scripts that support MCP over HTTP; exact client configuration syntax varies by
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+ client. `llmwiki-agent-bridge` can still be added later when you want source
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+ fan-out or one normalized bridge across sources.
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+
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+ If `llmwiki-serve` is not on `PATH`, a sibling `../llmwiki-serve` checkout with
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+ an existing `.venv` is used automatically when available. Otherwise point the
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+ harness at a local checkout or environment explicitly, for example:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest --path ./wiki \
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+ --serve-command uv --serve-arg run --serve-arg llmwiki-serve --serve-cwd ../llmwiki-serve
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+ ```
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+
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+ Running `npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest` with no subcommand starts the bounded
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+ first-run quickstart flow; `quickstart` remains an explicit equivalent. By
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+ default it asks before scanning the current user's home directory. Use `--path
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+ DIR`, `--workspace`, or `--cwd` to constrain discovery before answering yes.
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+ The flow shows a checkbox multi-select in interactive terminals, falls back to
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+ comma-separated numbered selection for piped/non-interactive runs, validates
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+ selected folders only when you choose to start them, waits for started
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+ loopback source URLs to answer health checks, then explains that those URLs can
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+ be used directly without
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+ `llmwiki-agent-bridge`. Bridge setup is optional: if you skip it, quickstart
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+ prints one coding-agent MCP Streamable HTTP registration URL (`/mcp/stream`)
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+ per started source. For simple local use, this `llmwiki-serve` direct path is
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+ already enough when your coding agent can register one or more MCP source URLs.
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+ Add `llmwiki-agent-bridge` only when you want one bridge endpoint across
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+ multiple sources or runtime-backed answers. Quickstart keeps the final screen
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+ concise with an operational details file reference. PIDs, log paths, and stop
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+ guidance are written to
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+ `.llmwiki-bridge-start/quickstart-handoff.md`. After you choose source folders,
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+ quickstart echoes the selected label and full path before validation/start. If
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+ stdin and stdout are both interactive TTYs, quickstart clears only the visible
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+ screen between major screens and redraws a compact `KBL / Knowledge Bridge
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+ Labs` logo block at the top of each focused screen; redirected/piped
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+ transcripts are unchanged. Use `--no-clear-screen` or
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+ `LLMWIKI_BRIDGE_START_NO_CLEAR_SCREEN=1` to keep all interactive screens
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+ visible. If
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+ you opt in, quickstart uses an already running bridge or prints copy-pasteable
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+ PowerShell and POSIX manual-start examples such as
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+ `LLMWIKI_AGENT_BRIDGE_HOST='127.0.0.1' LLMWIKI_AGENT_BRIDGE_PORT='8788' npx --yes llmwiki-agent-bridge@0.2.0`;
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+ custom `--bridge http://host:port` values are reflected in those env
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+ assignments. The command does not install a global package.
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+ Before starting that bridge command, quickstart asks how to configure the LLM
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+ runtime for this bridge run: skip/evidence-only, Hermes, or DeepAgents. In
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+ interactive terminals this is a single-select menu; piped/non-interactive runs
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+ keep numeric text input for scripting compatibility. Hermes and DeepAgents are
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+ the supported QuickStart runtime profiles. If the selected runtime CLI is
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+ missing and an official OS-specific installer is recorded here, interactive
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+ quickstart shows the exact documented install command, downloads the official
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+ HTTPS installer script to `.llmwiki-bridge-start/logs`, and runs it only after
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+ explicit approval. `--yes` automation still does not run runtime installers
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+ unless `--install-runtime` is also passed; use `--no-install-runtime` to suppress
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+ the installer prompt. Installation success only means the CLI was installed:
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+ Hermes still needs its own setup/API-server configuration and `hermes gateway`;
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+ DeepAgents still needs its own provider/auth setup. Runtime setup checks
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+ installed frameworks through their supported CLI entrypoints (`hermes --version`,
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+ `dcode --version`) and uses Hermes API server health (`/health` or `/v1/health`)
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+ when deciding whether a Hermes endpoint can be offered as the Enter default.
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+ DeepAgents Code is checked through `dcode`, but quickstart does not infer a
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+ bridge runtime endpoint from DeepAgents config because no supported local
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+ endpoint discovery contract is recorded here. Quickstart also does not treat
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+ legacy or user-local runtime aliases such as `HERMES_BASE_URL`,
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+ `DEEPAGENTS_BASE_URL`, or `OPENAI_BASE_URL` as first-run defaults. If a default
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+ endpoint is shown, it came from an explicit CLI flag, the standard
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+ `LLMWIKI_AGENT_BRIDGE_BASE_URL`, or a framework-supported local health probe
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+ such as Hermes `/health`; blank Enter uses that verified/configured default,
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+ and `skip` forces evidence-only. If no default endpoint is shown, blank Enter
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+ or `skip` continues with evidence-only bridge smoke.
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+ DeepAgents ACP is an explicit bridge adapter path, not the default DeepAgents
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+ profile behavior. Use `--runtime-adapter deepagents-acp` when you want
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+ QuickStart to configure `runtimeAdapter=deepagents-acp`; a background bridge
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+ start then receives `LLMWIKI_AGENT_BRIDGE_RUNTIME_ADAPTER=deepagents-acp`, and
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+ an already running bridge receives `runtimeAdapter: "deepagents-acp"` through
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+ `/settings/config.json`. Without that explicit adapter flag, DeepAgents keeps
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+ the existing endpoint-based compatibility path when you enter an
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+ OpenAI-compatible runtime URL, or the safe evidence-only fallback when you do
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+ not. Inherited `LLMWIKI_AGENT_BRIDGE_RUNTIME_ADAPTER` values in the parent
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+ shell are ignored by QuickStart and scrubbed before background bridge startup;
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+ use the explicit flag when ACP is intended.
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+ Quickstart runs the bridge start command only after a second explicit
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+ approval. Once a bridge is running, it merge-registers the started sources and
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+ runs an A2A-style smoke request. After a successful bridge smoke, quickstart
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+ prints a concise bridge handoff with the bridge base URL, A2A-style answer
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+ endpoint (`POST /message:send`), MCP-style JSON-RPC endpoint (`POST /mcp`),
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+ settings UI (`/settings`), and a compact operational details section that
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+ points to `.llmwiki-bridge-start/quickstart-handoff.md` for PIDs, log paths,
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+ and stop guidance. The bridge endpoint handoff is separate from direct source
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+ MCP Streamable HTTP URLs (`/mcp/stream`). If an explicit LLM
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+ endpoint is configured through flags, quickstart treats it as a preconfigured
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+ compatibility path without adding it to the interactive first-run menu.
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+ Quickstart keeps the first selection list focused. By default it shows
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+ recommended LLMWiki source folders: Native LLMWiki/OpenWiki projections and
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+ LLMWiki Markdown roots. Native LLMWiki/OpenWiki means an already compiled
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+ projection; LLMWiki Markdown means a source-like wiki that can be served
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+ through the Markdown adapter. App vaults, graphs, workspaces, generic Markdown
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+ folders, and noisy example/demo/starter/e2e paths are treated as
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+ advanced/lower-priority candidates. They are hidden from the default
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+ quickstart selection list when at least one recommended source exists. Use
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+ `--include-additional` to render recommended and advanced/lower-priority
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+ candidates as separate selectable sections.
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+ If an app vault contains a strong direct child `wiki/` source, default
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+ quickstart presents the child as recommended and keeps the parent app vault in
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+ the advanced/lower-priority section. If quickstart finds only
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+ advanced/lower-priority candidates without `--include-additional`, it stops
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+ before selection and asks you to rerun with `--include-additional`.
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+ The scriptable `discover` command is inventory, not presentation. Within the
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+ directories it scans, it reports every candidate that meets its score threshold,
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+ including parent/child overlaps and app vault roots that also contain a strong
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+ child `wiki/` source. Noisy-path and advanced/lower-priority filtering is a
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+ quickstart UX policy, not a broad-discover hiding rule.
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+ `--yes` is intended for local smoke automation: it accepts discovery and source
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+ startup defaults, selects the first candidate, and still skips optional bridge
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+ setup unless `--setup-bridge` is also supplied.
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+ Default discovery scans the user home directory unless `--path`, `--cwd`, or
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+ `--workspace` is supplied. The scanner prefers optional local tools such as
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+ `fd`/`rg` when available and falls back to Node traversal. It scores likely
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+ wiki roots, exposes the markers behind each score, keeps parent/child overlap
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+ visible when both paths meet the score threshold, and optionally validates
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+ candidates with `llmwiki-serve manifest`. The default minimum score is `30`.
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+ Generic Markdown folders are often low confidence, so use `--min-score 10` when
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+ intentionally looking for plain Markdown folders. Broad scans still avoid
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+ dependency, cache, build, transient editor/download, and other infrastructure
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+ folders; pass an explicit `--path DIR` when you intentionally want to inspect a
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+ normally skipped area.
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+ Quickstart intentionally prints full local paths for disambiguation so users can
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+ distinguish candidate folders before starting servers. Redact or replace those
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+ paths and any private bridge/runtime endpoints before publishing screenshots,
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+ logs, docs, or issue reports.
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+ When several visible candidates are all named `wiki`, or a candidate is under
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+ `.llmwiki-work`, quickstart adds a small parent/project context to the display
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+ label while still printing the full path on the next line.
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+ ### Advanced/scriptable commands
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+ Use these when you want to automate or debug individual steps. They are not a
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+ required first-run sequence.
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+ ```bash
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+ npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest discover --home
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+ npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest discover --path . --validate
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+ npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest start --path ./wiki --port 11001
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+ npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest register --bridge http://127.0.0.1:8788 --config .llmwiki-bridge-start/sources.json
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+ npx llmwiki-bridge-start@latest smoke --bridge http://127.0.0.1:8788
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+ ```
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+ ## Supported Source Variants
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+ `discover` is a heuristic finder. The score and confidence explain why a folder
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+ looks like a candidate; `--validate` is the compatibility check that asks
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+ `llmwiki-serve manifest` whether the candidate can actually be served.
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+ | Variant | Meaning | Detection markers | Default confidence |
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Native LLMWiki/OpenWiki projection | An already-built projection intended to be served by `llmwiki-serve`. | `.wiki-compiler.json`; sidecar graph or projection metadata such as `graph/graph.json`; or structural projection combinations that include stronger projection frontmatter such as `source_refs` or `sources`, `hot.md` plus `index.md` or `overview.md`, and typed folders such as `concepts/`, `entities/`, `sources/`, or `queries/`. Frontmatter alone, `review_state` alone, `wiki_title` alone, `hot.md` alone, and docs-like hub plus typed folders are not enough to classify Native. | Usually medium to high; high when multiple projection markers are present. |
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+ | LLMWiki Markdown | A source-like Markdown wiki root that `llmwiki-serve` can often read with its Markdown adapter, but that is not a compiled Native projection. | Source-like root names such as `wiki`, `llmwiki`, `openwiki`, or `vault`, plus typed folders and either a strong hub pair (`hot.md` plus `index.md`/`overview.md`) or a hub file with a larger Markdown set. | Usually medium to high; validate before treating it as startable. |
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+ | Obsidian vault | A plain-file Obsidian vault that may be usable directly or through a future adapter. | `.obsidian/` plus Markdown notes. If the vault has a strong direct child `wiki/` source, `discover` keeps both the vault root and child visible when both meet the score threshold. Default quickstart presents the child as recommended and the parent app vault as advanced/lower-priority. App markers keep the app variant label unless stronger projection evidence such as `.wiki-compiler.json`, sidecar graph metadata, or `source_refs` marks a compiled projection. | Medium before validation; higher only if projection markers are also present. |
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+ | Logseq graph | A Logseq knowledge graph. | `logseq/config.edn`, or the weaker fallback of both `pages/` and `journals/`. | Medium for `logseq/config.edn`; low for `pages/` plus `journals/` unless other source-like hints are present. |
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+ | Dendron workspace | A Dendron workspace or vault root. | `dendron.yml`. | Medium. |
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+ | Foam workspace | A Foam Markdown workspace. | `.foam/`, or the weaker fallback of a VS Code extensions recommendation that mentions Foam. | Medium for `.foam/`; low for the VS Code hint unless other source-like hints are present. |
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+ | Quartz site source | A Quartz site content repository. | `quartz.config.ts`, `.js`, `.yaml`, or `.yml`. | Medium. |
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+ | Generic Markdown fallback | A folder of Markdown or Org files without a known app or projection marker. | Markdown file counts, source-like folder names such as `wiki`, `llmwiki`, `openwiki`, or `vault`, hub files, and projection-like frontmatter. | Low by default and capped below the default `--min-score 30`; use `--min-score 10` for intentional fallback discovery. |
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+ Confidence bands are score-based: `60+` is high, `30-59` is medium, `10-29` is
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+ low, and lower scores are hidden. Validation does not change the source files;
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+ it runs `llmwiki-serve manifest <candidate>` and reports `startable: yes/no`
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+ plus manifest fields such as title, source id, adapter, page counts, and graph
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+ counts when available. The `start` command performs the same manifest check
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+ before launching `llmwiki-serve serve`.
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+ See [Supported Source Variants](docs/supported-source-variants.md) for the
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+ longer compatibility notes and non-goals.
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+ ## Commands
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+ | Command | Purpose |
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+ | --- | --- |
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+ | no subcommand / `quickstart` | Guided first-run flow: optional discover, multi-select, validate/start sources, optional bridge setup, register, and A2A-style smoke. |
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+ | `discover` | Find local LLMWiki Markdown, Native LLMWiki/OpenWiki, Obsidian, Logseq, Foam, Dendron, Quartz, and generic Markdown candidates. |
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+ | `start` | Start `llmwiki-serve` on one or more selected local wiki paths. |
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+ | `register` | Upsert started or existing source URLs into `llmwiki-agent-bridge`. Use `--replace` only when intentionally replacing the registry. |
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+ | `smoke` | Run a bridge smoke request; defaults to evidence-only and accepts delegated-runtime or hybrid with `--mode`. |
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+ | `doctor` | Check local prerequisites and optional bridge reachability. |
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+
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+ ## Boundary
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+ `llmwiki-bridge-start` is an onboarding/adoption harness. It is not a wiki
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+ compiler, crawler, sync engine, model runtime, Redis manager, production auth
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+ layer, or replacement for `llmwiki-agent-bridge`. It also does not promise
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+ lossless interpretation of Obsidian, Logseq, Dendron, Foam, or Quartz-specific
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+ syntax; manifest validation is the source of truth for whether the current
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+ `llmwiki-serve` can serve a candidate.
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+ `llmwiki-agent-bridge` remains optional. Use the direct `llmwiki-serve`
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+ handoff URLs when your local agent or script can call each source itself. Add
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+ the bridge later when you want source fan-out, runtime-backed synthesis, or one
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+ normalized bridge across sources.
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+ #!/usr/bin/env node
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+ import { runCli } from '../src/index.mjs'
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+
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+ runCli(process.argv.slice(2)).catch((error) => {
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+ const message = error && typeof error.message === 'string' ? error.message : String(error)
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+ console.error(`llmwiki-bridge-start: ${message}`)
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+ process.exitCode = 1
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+ })
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+ # Supported Source Variants
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+ `llmwiki-bridge-start discover` is a heuristic finder. It does not certify that
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+ a folder is usable. The compatibility check is `llmwiki-serve manifest`, which
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+ is run by `discover --validate`, `quickstart` after candidate selection, and
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+ `start` before launching a source server.
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+ `discover` is scriptable inventory. Within the directories it scans, it should
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+ show every candidate that meets the selected score threshold, including
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+ parent/child overlap and app vault roots that also contain a strong child
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+ `wiki/` source. `quickstart` is the presentation layer: by default it
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+ recommends Native LLMWiki/OpenWiki and LLMWiki Markdown sources. Native
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+ LLMWiki/OpenWiki means an already compiled projection; LLMWiki Markdown means a
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+ source-like wiki served through the Markdown adapter. App vaults, graphs,
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+ workspaces, generic Markdown folders, and noisy example/demo/starter/e2e paths
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+ are advanced/lower-priority candidates and visible with `--include-additional`.
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+
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+ For first-run onboarding, prefer `--path DIR` when you already know the source
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+ folder. That constrains discovery to the selected directory tree instead of
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+ scanning the current user's home directory or unrelated workspace siblings.
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+
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+ ## Variants
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+
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+ | Variant | Intended use | Detection markers | Default confidence |
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Native LLMWiki/OpenWiki projection | Already-built source projection for serving to coding agents. | `.wiki-compiler.json`; sidecar graph or projection metadata such as `graph/graph.json`; or structural projection combinations that include stronger projection frontmatter such as `source_refs` or `sources`, `hot.md` plus `index.md` or `overview.md`, and typed folders such as `concepts/`, `entities/`, `sources/`, or `queries/`. Frontmatter alone, `review_state` alone, `wiki_title` alone, `hot.md` alone, and docs-like hub plus typed folders are not enough to classify Native. | Usually medium to high; high when several projection markers combine. |
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+ | LLMWiki Markdown | Source-like Markdown wiki root for `llmwiki-serve`'s Markdown adapter. | Source-like root names such as `wiki`, `llmwiki`, `openwiki`, or `vault`, plus typed folders and either a strong hub pair (`hot.md` plus `index.md`/`overview.md`) or a hub file with a larger Markdown set. | Usually medium to high; validate before treating it as startable. |
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+ | Obsidian vault | Plain-file Obsidian vault that may include a nested `wiki/` hub. | `.obsidian/` plus Markdown notes. Strong direct child `wiki/` sources do not remove the vault root from `discover`; both are listed when both meet the score threshold. Default quickstart recommends the child `wiki/` source and places the parent app vault in the advanced/lower-priority section. App markers keep the app variant label unless stronger projection evidence such as `.wiki-compiler.json`, sidecar graph metadata, or `source_refs` marks a compiled projection. | Medium before validation; higher only when projection markers are also present. |
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+ | Logseq graph | Local Logseq graph. | `logseq/config.edn`, or weaker fallback markers `pages/` plus `journals/`. | Medium for config; low for only `pages/` plus `journals/`. |
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+ | Dendron workspace | Dendron workspace or vault root. | `dendron.yml`. | Medium. |
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+ | Foam workspace | Foam Markdown workspace. | `.foam/`, or a VS Code extension recommendation mentioning Foam. | Medium. |
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+ | Quartz site source | Quartz source repository. | `quartz.config.ts`, `quartz.config.js`, `quartz.config.yaml`, or `quartz.config.yml`. | Medium. |
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+ | Generic Markdown fallback | Deliberately selected Markdown/Org folder without stronger app or projection markers. | Markdown/Org count, source-like root names such as `wiki`, `llmwiki`, `openwiki`, or `vault`, hub files, and projection-like frontmatter. | Low by default and capped below `--min-score 30`; use `--min-score 10` intentionally. |
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+ ## Confidence and validation
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+ - `60+`: high confidence.
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+ - `30-59`: medium confidence.
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+ - `10-29`: low confidence.
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+ - Below `10`: hidden.
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+ Confidence is only a discovery score. Validation is separate:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ llmwiki-bridge-start discover --path . --validate
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+ ```
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+ Validation reports whether the candidate is `startable` and includes manifest
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+ fields such as title, source id, adapter, page counts, approved page counts, and
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+ graph counts when available.
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+
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+ ## Discovery transparency and quickstart filtering
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+ Broad `discover` output is threshold-driven inventory after traversal safety
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+ guards have selected directories to inspect. It must not hide otherwise scoring
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+ candidates merely because they are app vault roots, generic Markdown folders,
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+ or parents of stronger child `wiki/` sources. Quickstart applies the default UX
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+ filter by splitting candidates into recommended and advanced/lower-priority
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+ sections; pass `--include-additional` to make the advanced section selectable.
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+
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+ Traversal may still avoid infrastructure folders that are not useful source
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+ roots, such as dependency, cache, build, transient editor/download, and OS
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+ folders. That safety guard is separate from noisy-path presentation filtering.
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+ When `--path DIR` is supplied, traversal is constrained to that directory tree;
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+ use it for targeted validation and for normally skipped areas that you
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+ intentionally want to inspect.
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+ The CLI prints full local paths for disambiguation by design. Redact or replace
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+ those paths before publishing screenshots, logs, docs, or issue reports.
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+
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+ ## Non-goals
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+
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+ This package does not compile repositories into knowledge graphs, convert
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+ app-specific syntax into canonical LLMWiki pages, crawl remote wikis, sync app
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+ state, manage Redis or model runtimes, or replace `llmwiki-agent-bridge`.
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+ {
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+ "name": "llmwiki-bridge-start",
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+ "version": "0.0.1",
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+ "private": false,
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+ "type": "module",
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+ "description": "Local adoption harness for connecting pre-built LLMWiki knowledge sources to agent bridges and coding-agent clients.",
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+ "license": "Apache-2.0",
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+ "repository": {
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+ "type": "git",
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+ "url": "git+https://github.com/knowledge-bridge-labs/llmwiki-bridge-start.git"
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+ },
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+ "bugs": {
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+ "url": "https://github.com/knowledge-bridge-labs/llmwiki-bridge-start/issues"
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+ },
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+ "homepage": "https://knowledge-bridge-labs.github.io/llmwiki-docs/",
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+ "keywords": [
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+ "llmwiki",
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+ "knowledge-source",
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+ "agent-runtime",
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+ "mcp",
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+ "a2a",
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+ "onboarding",
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+ "bridge",
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+ "codex",
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+ "claude-code",
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+ "cursor"
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+ ],
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+ "main": "./src/index.mjs",
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+ "exports": "./src/index.mjs",
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+ "bin": {
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+ "llmwiki-bridge-start": "bin/llmwiki-bridge-start.mjs"
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+ },
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+ "bin/llmwiki-bridge-start.mjs",
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+ "docs/supported-source-variants.md",
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+ "README.md",
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+ "LICENSE"
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+ ],
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+ "node": ">=22.12",
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+ "npm": ">=10"
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+ },
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+ "scripts": {
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+ "lint": "node --check bin/llmwiki-bridge-start.mjs && node --check src/index.mjs && node --check test/discover.test.mjs",
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+ "test": "node --test test/*.test.mjs",
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+ "check": "npm run lint && npm test && npm run pack:dry-run",
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+ "pack:dry-run": "npm pack --dry-run --json --ignore-scripts",
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+ "audit": "npm audit --omit=dev"
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+ },
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+ "dependencies": {
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+ "@clack/prompts": "1.7.0",
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+ "cross-spawn": "^7.0.6",
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+ "sisteransi": "^1.0.5"
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+ }
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+ }