santismm-knowledge-mcp 0.2.1
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- package/LICENSE +21 -0
- package/README.md +62 -0
- package/content/CONVENTIONS.md +77 -0
- package/content/LICENSE +55 -0
- package/content/architectures/ai-workforce.json +280 -0
- package/content/architectures/customer-service-agent.json +292 -0
- package/content/architectures/enterprise-knowledge-assistant.json +292 -0
- package/content/architectures/operations-center.json +280 -0
- package/content/architectures/sales-copilot.json +280 -0
- package/content/governance/agentic-ai-governance-checklist.json +323 -0
- package/content/governance/audit-framework-for-agentic-systems.json +280 -0
- package/content/governance/enterprise-ai-governance-framework.json +277 -0
- package/content/governance/eu-ai-act.json +162 -0
- package/content/governance/human-oversight-and-accountability-policy.json +275 -0
- package/content/governance/iso-42001.json +161 -0
- package/content/governance/mitre-atlas.json +280 -0
- package/content/governance/nist-ai-rmf.json +161 -0
- package/content/governance/owasp-llm-top10.json +301 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-001-definition-and-overview.es.md +76 -0
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- package/content/harness/HRN-001-definition-and-overview.pt.md +76 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-002-a-brief-history-of-harness-engineering.es.md +83 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-002-a-brief-history-of-harness-engineering.md +113 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-002-a-brief-history-of-harness-engineering.pt.md +83 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-003-the-harness-taxonomy.es.md +105 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-003-the-harness-taxonomy.md +158 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-003-the-harness-taxonomy.pt.md +105 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-004-harness-engineering-principles.es.md +91 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-004-harness-engineering-principles.md +135 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-004-harness-engineering-principles.pt.md +91 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-005-memory-in-agentic-systems.es.md +98 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-005-memory-in-agentic-systems.md +145 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-005-memory-in-agentic-systems.pt.md +98 -0
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- package/content/harness/HRN-012-case-studies-in-harness-engineering.es.md +120 -0
- package/content/harness/HRN-012-case-studies-in-harness-engineering.md +157 -0
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- package/content/homeric/episodes/catalogue-of-ships.json +177 -0
- package/content/homeric/episodes/cattle-of-the-sun.json +131 -0
- package/content/homeric/episodes/chryse-and-the-plague.json +131 -0
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- package/content/homeric/episodes/laestrygonians.json +153 -0
- package/content/homeric/episodes/lotus-eaters.json +138 -0
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- package/content/homeric/episodes/phaeacians-on-scheria.json +129 -0
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- package/content/knowledge/tool-use.json +156 -0
- package/content/library/cognitive-architecture-emergent-ai.md +15 -0
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- package/content/library/self-improving-autonomous-ai.md +16 -0
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- package/content/library/vibe-coding-enterprise.md +15 -0
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- package/content/patterns/long-term-memory.json +305 -0
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"debate": "Hay tres cuestiones realmente abiertas: si la geografía homérica de las islas Jónicas es coherente siquiera, si «Ítaca» nombraba a otra isla en la Edad del Bronce, y si Paliki estuvo separada de Cefalonia por un canal hoy colmatado. El atlas dibuja las tres candidaturas y las puntúa por separado en vez de elegir."
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"El palacio que Evans excavó desde 1900 es minoico, más antiguo que el mundo que describen los poemas, pero siguió ocupado en época micénica y su archivo en Lineal B está en griego. Lo que los poemas conservan es el recuerdo de la importancia cretense, no de la civilización minoica tal como hoy la entiende la arqueología."
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"The description — the narrow entrance, the sheer sides, the calm inside — reads like sailing directions, which is why Bonifacio has attracted the identification. The poem also says the place has nights so short that a sleepless man could earn double wages, a detail read by some as a memory of high latitudes and by others as pure fantasy."
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"La descripción —la bocana estrecha, las paredes verticales, la calma interior— se lee como una instrucción náutica, y por eso Bonifacio ha atraído la identificación. El poema dice además que allí las noches son tan cortas que un hombre sin sueño podría cobrar doble jornal, un detalle que unos leen como recuerdo de latitudes altas y otros como pura fantasía."
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"A descrição — a entrada estreita, as paredes verticais, a calmaria interior — lê-se como instrução náutica, e por isso Bonifácio atraiu a identificação. O poema diz ainda que ali as noites são tão curtas que um homem sem sono poderia receber salário dobrado, detalhe que uns leem como lembrança de latitudes altas e outros como pura fantasia."
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