Claude OS

AI Memory & Knowledge Base System for Claude Code
Initialize projects in seconds • Never lose context again

🚀 What is Claude OS?

Claude OS is Claude Code's personal memory system - making AI the best coding assistant in the universe by remembering everything across sessions.

The Problem

You work with Claude Code on a feature, close the terminal, come back tomorrow... and Claude forgot everything. You explain the same architecture. You reference the same files. You repeat yourself constantly.

The Solution

Claude OS gives Claude persistent memory:

📝 Remembers decisions across all sessions
🔍 Searches past work automatically at session start
📚 Indexes your docs and makes them searchable
🧠 Learns patterns that improve over time
🔄 100% Local - Never leaves your machine, fully private

Key Features

✅ Lightning-Fast Indexing - NEW! Tree-sitter hybrid indexing: 10,000 files in 30 seconds (vs 3-5 hours) ✅ Real-Time Kanban Board - NEW! Auto-syncing task visualization for agent-os specs (updates within 3 seconds) ✅ One-Command Project Init - /claude-os-init and you're done ✅ Automatic Context Loading - Starts every session with relevant memories ✅ Session Management - Track work, save progress, resume later ✅ Documentation Ingestion - Auto-indexes your docs during setup ✅ Agent-OS Integration - Optional spec-driven development with 8 specialized agents ✅ Flexible AI - Choose local Ollama (free) or OpenAI API (paid) ✅ Template System - Commands and skills shared via symlinks

⚡ NEW: Hybrid Indexing System

Claude OS v2.0 introduces lightning-fast tree-sitter based indexing!

The Problem with Traditional Indexing

Previous versions embedded EVERY file, which was painfully slow for large codebases:

Pistn project (10,000 Ruby files): 3-5 hours to index
Must complete before Claude can start working
High resource usage, blocks productive coding

The Solution: Hybrid Two-Phase Indexing

Inspired by Aider's approach, Claude OS now uses:

Phase 1: Structural Index (30 seconds)

⚡ Parse files with tree-sitter (no LLM calls!)
📊 Extract symbols only (classes, functions, signatures)
🔗 Build dependency graph
🏆 PageRank importance scoring
✅ Ready to code immediately!

Phase 2: Semantic Index (optional, background)

🎯 Selective embedding (top 20% most important files)
📚 Full embedding for documentation
🔍 Deep semantic search when needed
⏰ Runs in background while you code

Performance Comparison

Feature	Before	After (Hybrid)
Pistn (10k files)	3-5 hours	30 seconds + 20 min optional
Files embedded	100,000+ chunks	~20,000 chunks (80% reduction)
Start coding	After full index	Immediately!
Resource usage	High Ollama load	Minimal CPU/memory
Query speed	Semantic search	Instant structural + semantic

📖 Read the full design: docs/HYBRID_INDEXING_DESIGN.md

🎨 Visual Interface

Claude OS provides a beautiful, intuitive web interface for managing your AI development workflow:

Welcome Screen Get started with Claude OS	Project Overview View project details and MCP status
Kanban Board Track spec implementation progress	Services Dashboard Monitor all Claude OS services

📖 See the complete visual guide: docs/guides/VISUAL_GUIDE.md

🏗️ Architecture Overview

Claude OS is built on 5 core pillars that work together to give Claude persistent memory:

🧠 Real-Time Learning - Automatically captures insights from conversations via Redis Pub/Sub
💾 Memory MCP - Persistent memory system with instant recall using natural language
🔍 Analyze-Project - Intelligent codebase indexing with git hooks and tree-sitter
🎯 Session Management - Auto-resume sessions with full context preservation
📚 Semantic Search - Vector-based code understanding and pattern recognition

All knowledge flows through the Semantic Knowledge Base (SQLite + sqlite-vec), exposed via the MCP Server (port 8051) to Claude Code, giving you an AI assistant that never forgets.

Data Flow: Git Commit → 3s indexing → SQLite → MCP → Claude → You

💻 Installation & Setup

Note: The install.sh script currently supports macOS only. Linux and Windows support coming soon.

Prerequisites

Required:

macOS (for install.sh)
Python 3.11 or 3.12 (python3 --version)
- Note: Python 3.13+ not yet supported due to dependency constraints
Git (git --version)

Optional:

Node.js 16+ (for React UI)
Ollama (for local AI) or OpenAI API key

Quick Installation

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/brobertsaz/claude-os.git
cd claude-os

# Run the installer
./install.sh

The installer will:

✅ Set up Python virtual environment
✅ Install all dependencies
✅ Configure MCP server
✅ Symlink commands and skills to ~/.claude/
✅ Create start script

Full Setup (with Ollama)

If you want to use local AI with Ollama:

# 1. Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/brobertsaz/claude-os.git
cd claude-os

# 2. Run the full setup script (installs Ollama + Redis)
./setup.sh

# 3. Start all services
./start_all_services.sh

The setup script automatically installs:

✅ Ollama (if not present) + LLM models
✅ Redis (if not present) for caching/queues
✅ Python virtual environment
✅ All Python dependencies
✅ SQLite database
✅ Frontend dependencies (if Node.js present)

Visit http://localhost:5173 to use the web UI.

Starting Claude OS

After installation, start the services:

./start.sh

This starts the MCP server at http://localhost:8051

🚀 Quick Start

Initialize any project with Claude OS in under 2 minutes:

Step 1: Navigate to Your Project

cd /path/to/your/project

Step 2: Initialize with Claude OS

In Claude Code, run:

/claude-os-init

The command will:

Ask Questions Interactively:
- Project name (auto-detects from folder)
- Tech stack (Ruby on Rails, Python, Node.js, etc.)
- Database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, etc.)
- Development environment (Docker, Local, etc.)
- Brief description
- Documentation directory to ingest (optional)
Create Project in Claude OS:
- Calls API to create project
- Creates 4 knowledge bases automatically:
  - {project}-project_memories - Claude's memory
  - {project}-project_profile - Architecture & standards
  - {project}-project_index - Codebase index
  - {project}-knowledge_docs - Your documentation

Set Up Project Structure:

your-project/
├── CLAUDE.md           # Auto-loaded every session!
├── .claude/            # Commands, skills, agents
│   ├── ARCHITECTURE.md
│   ├── CODING_STANDARDS.md
│   └── DEVELOPMENT_PRACTICES.md
└── .claude-os/         # Config and state (git-ignored)
    ├── config.json
    └── hooks.json

Ingest Documentation:
- Scans your docs directory
- Uploads all files to {project}-knowledge_docs
- Creates vector embeddings for search
Analyze Codebase:
- Runs initialize-project skill
- Generates coding standards
- Documents architecture
- Indexes key files
Ready to Code:
- Claude now knows your project
- Memory persists across sessions
- Context auto-loads on session start

What You Get

✅ 4 knowledge bases created (memories, profile, index, docs)
✅ Documentation auto-indexed
✅ Codebase analyzed
✅ CLAUDE.md file with all context
✅ Ready to code with AI memory!

🧠 How Claude OS Works

Session Workflow

Every Claude Code session automatically:

Checks for Active Session
- Reads claude-os-state.json
- Prompts: Continue working? Start something new?
Loads Context
- Searches {project}-project_memories for recent work
- Loads relevant patterns and decisions
- Shows what it remembers
Works With Memory
- Saves insights with /claude-os-remember
- Searches memories with /claude-os-search
- References past decisions automatically
Ends Session
- Saves session summary
- Updates memories
- Tracks what was accomplished

Available Commands

All these work in any initialized project:

/claude-os-init - Initialize new project
/claude-os-search [query] - Search memories & docs
/claude-os-remember [content] - Quick save to memories
/claude-os-save [title] - Full-featured save with KB selection
/claude-os-list - List all knowledge bases
/claude-os-session [action] - Manage development sessions
/claude-os-triggers - Manage trigger phrases

Available Skills

initialize-project - Analyze codebase and generate standards
remember-this - Auto-save when you say "remember this:"
memory - Simple memory management

🤖 Agent-OS: Spec-Driven Development (Optional)

Created by Builder Methods (CasJam Media LLC) MIT Licensed • Separate Optional Integration

Agent-OS adds structured workflows for planning and implementing features using 8 specialized agents.

Agent-OS is a separate open-source project that can be installed alongside Claude OS. We're grateful to Builder Methods for creating such powerful spec-driven development tools.

Manual Installation

If the Agent-OS repository is available, you can install it with:

git clone https://github.com/builder-methods/agent-os.git ~/.claude/agents/agent-os

Note: Check if the repository exists before attempting to install.

When to Use Agent-OS

If you have Agent-OS installed, use it when you want:

Structured feature planning with iterative requirements gathering
Detailed specifications before coding
Task breakdowns with clear implementation steps
Verification workflows to ensure completeness

The 8 Agents

Specification Workflow:

spec-initializer - Initialize new spec directories
spec-shaper - Gather requirements through 1-3 questions at a time
spec-writer - Create detailed technical specifications
tasks-list-creator - Break specs into actionable tasks

Implementation Workflow:

implementer - Implement features following task list
implementation-verifier - Verify implementation completeness
spec-verifier - Verify specs and tasks consistency
product-planner - Create product documentation

Agent-OS Commands

Available when enabled:

/new-spec - Initialize a new feature specification
/create-spec - Full specification workflow (gather requirements → create spec → generate tasks)
/plan-product - Create product mission, roadmap, and tech stack docs
/implement-spec - Implement a specification following its tasks

How It Works

1. User: "/new-spec user-authentication"
   → Agent creates spec directory structure

2. User: "/create-spec"
   → spec-shaper asks 1-3 questions at a time
   → Gathers requirements iteratively
   → Identifies reusable code
   → Collects visual assets

3. Agent: spec-writer creates detailed specification
   → tasks-list-creator generates actionable tasks

4. User: "/implement-spec user-authentication"
   → implementer follows tasks step-by-step
   → implementation-verifier checks completeness

5. Result: Fully specified, implemented, and verified feature!

Agent-OS Project Structure

When enabled, your project gets:

your-project/
├── agent-os/
│   ├── config.yml          # Agent-OS configuration
│   ├── product/            # Product documentation
│   │   ├── mission.md      # Product mission
│   │   ├── roadmap.md      # Feature roadmap
│   │   └── tech-stack.md   # Technology stack
│   ├── specs/              # Feature specifications
│   │   └── YYYY-MM-DD-feature-name/
│   │       ├── planning/
│   │       │   ├── requirements.md
│   │       │   └── visuals/
│   │       ├── spec.md
│   │       └── tasks.md
│   └── standards/          # Coding standards (as skills)
└── .claude/agents/agent-os/  # 8 agents (symlinked)

Integration with Claude OS

Agent-OS agents deeply integrate with Claude OS:

Search memories before creating specs (avoid reinventing)
Save decisions to project_memories during planning
Reference patterns from previous work
Build knowledge that improves over time

This is the complete AI development system!

🎯 Spec Tracking & Kanban Board

NEW: Real-time auto-syncing Kanban board for Agent-OS specs!

Visual Kanban board showing specs, tasks, and progress tracking

What It Does

When you use Agent-OS to create specs with /create-spec, Claude OS automatically:

📋 Parses tasks.md files - Extracts all tasks, phases, dependencies, and metadata
🗄️ Stores in database - Tracks progress, completion, and time estimates
📊 Displays as Kanban - Visual board showing specs and tasks by status
⚡ Real-time sync - NEW! Auto-detects file changes and updates within 3 seconds
👀 File watching - Monitors agent-os/specs/ folder for changes
✅ Auto-refresh - Board polls every 3 seconds for live updates
🗃️ Archives completed specs - Keep your board focused on active work

Features

Real-Time File Watching (NEW!):

Automatically monitors your agent-os/specs/ folder
Detects changes to tasks.md and spec.md files
2-second debounce to batch rapid edits
Auto-syncs to database within 3 seconds
Frontend auto-refreshes every 3 seconds
Total latency: ~6 seconds from file save to board update

Automatic Syncing:

Syncs all specs from your project's agent-os/specs/ folder
Tracks task metadata (estimated time, dependencies, risk level)
Auto-detects completed tasks (marked with ✅ or [x] in tasks.md)
Supports both checkbox format and classic format

Progress Tracking:

Status auto-updates based on completion:
- planning - No tasks completed yet
- in_progress - Some tasks completed
- completed - All tasks done
Progress percentage calculated automatically
Time estimates tracked (estimated vs actual minutes)

Archive Feature:

Archive completed specs to keep your board clean
Archived specs hidden by default but can be viewed
Preserves all task history for future reference

API Endpoints

All spec tracking functionality is exposed via REST API:

# Get all specs for a project
GET /api/projects/{project_id}/specs

# Get all tasks for a spec
GET /api/specs/{spec_id}/tasks

# Update task status
PATCH /api/tasks/{task_id}/status
{
  "status": "in_progress",  # todo, in_progress, done, blocked
  "actual_minutes": 15
}

# Sync specs from agent-os folder (manual)
POST /api/projects/{project_id}/specs/sync

# Get Kanban board view
GET /api/projects/{project_id}/kanban?include_archived=false

# Archive/unarchive specs
POST /api/specs/{spec_id}/archive
POST /api/specs/{spec_id}/unarchive

# NEW: Real-time spec watcher control
GET /api/spec-watcher/status
POST /api/spec-watcher/start/{project_id}
POST /api/spec-watcher/stop/{project_id}
POST /api/spec-watcher/start-all

See: docs/guides/REALTIME_KANBAN_GUIDE.md for complete documentation.

How It Works

1. You create a spec with Agent-OS:
   /create-spec → agent-os/specs/2025-01-15-user-auth/

2. Spec Watcher detects the new folder:
   - Auto-starts when MCP server boots
   - Monitors agent-os/specs/ directory
   - 2-second debounce for batch changes

3. Auto-sync to database:
   - Reads tasks.md
   - Parses checkbox format: - [x] Task title
   - Extracts metadata, tasks, phases
   - Stores in SQLite database
   - ✅ Completes within 3 seconds

4. View in Kanban board (auto-refreshes every 3 seconds):
   - Todo: PHASE1-TASK1, PHASE1-TASK2
   - In Progress: PHASE2-TASK1
   - Done: PHASE1-TASK3, PHASE1-TASK4

5. As you work, agent-os updates tasks.md:
   - File watcher detects change
   - Auto-syncs to database
   - Board refreshes automatically
   - Total latency: ~6 seconds

6. Archive when complete:
   - Mark spec as archived
   - Keeps history but cleans up board

Database Schema

Two new tables track specs and tasks:

specs table:

Stores spec metadata (name, path, status)
Tracks total/completed tasks
Calculates progress percentage
Archive flag to hide completed specs

spec_tasks table:

Individual tasks with codes (PHASE1-TASK1)
Status (todo/in_progress/done/blocked)
Time tracking (estimated vs actual)
Dependencies between tasks
Risk levels and phases

Example: Pistn Project

# Sync all Pistn specs
curl -X POST http://localhost:8051/api/projects/1/specs/sync

# Response:
{
  "synced": 3,
  "updated": 0,
  "total": 3,
  "errors": []
}

# Get Kanban view
curl http://localhost:8051/api/projects/1/kanban

# Response shows:
# - 3 specs with 52+ tasks
# - Tasks grouped by status
# - Progress percentages
# - Time estimates

This is the complete AI development system!

📂 Template System

claude-os/
├── templates/              # Shared templates
│   ├── commands/          # Slash commands (symlinked to ~/.claude/)
│   │   ├── claude-os-init.md
│   │   ├── claude-os-search.md
│   │   └── ...
│   ├── skills/            # Skills (symlinked to ~/.claude/)
│   │   ├── initialize-project/
│   │   ├── remember-this/
│   │   └── memory/
│   └── project-files/     # Files created during /claude-os-init
│       ├── CLAUDE.md.template
│       └── .claude-os/
│           ├── config.json.template
│           └── hooks.json.template
├── cli/                   # CLI tools
│   └── claude-os-consolidate.sh
├── install.sh             # Quick setup script
└── start.sh               # Start services

Benefits:

✅ Update once, all projects benefit
✅ Symlinks mean instant updates
✅ Consistent across projects

📚 Managing Knowledge Bases

Via Web UI

Visit http://localhost:5173
Create Knowledge Base:
- Click "Create Knowledge Base"
- Choose type (Generic, Code, Documentation, Agent_OS)
Upload Documents:
- Select KB from dropdown
- Drag & drop files or click upload
- Supports .md, .txt, .pdf, .py, .js, .ts, .json, .yaml
Query:
- Type question in search box
- View answer with source citations

Via CLI

# Search your project memories
/claude-os-search "how did we implement authentication?"

# Save a quick insight
/claude-os-remember "Fixed bug in user controller by adding validation"

# Full-featured save
/claude-os-save "Authentication Pattern" my-app-project_profile Architecture

Auto-Created KBs

When you run /claude-os-init, you get 4 knowledge bases:

{project}-project_memories
- Claude's memory for decisions, patterns, solutions
- Automatically saved during sessions
- Searched at session start
{project}-project_profile
- Architecture, coding standards, practices
- Generated by initialize-project skill
- Updated as project evolves
{project}-project_index
- Automated codebase index
- Tracks file structure
- Updates on git commits (with hooks)
{project}-knowledge_docs
- Your documentation
- Auto-ingested during init
- Add more via UI or CLI

⚙️ Configuration

Environment Variables

# SQLite Database
SQLITE_DB_PATH=data/claude-os.db  # Default: data/claude-os.db

# Ollama
OLLAMA_HOST=http://localhost:11434  # Default: localhost:11434
OLLAMA_MODEL=llama3.1:latest        # Default: llama3.1:latest

# MCP Server
MCP_SERVER_HOST=0.0.0.0         # Default: 0.0.0.0
MCP_SERVER_PORT=8051            # Default: 8051

Project Configuration

Each project has .claude-os/config.json:

{
  "project_name": "my-app",
  "claude_os_url": "http://localhost:8051",
  "knowledge_bases": {
    "memories": "my-app-project_memories",
    "profile": "my-app-project_profile",
    "index": "my-app-project_index",
    "docs": "my-app-knowledge_docs"
  },
  "docs_settings": {
    "watch_paths": ["./docs", "./knowledge_docs"],
    "auto_ingest_patterns": ["*.md", "*.txt", "*.pdf"]
  },
  "tech_stack": "Ruby on Rails",
  "database": "MySQL"
}

📊 Performance

Native Ollama Setup:

Response time: ~40 seconds per query
GPU acceleration: Full Metal GPU on Apple Silicon
Memory usage: 8-10GB (models + context)
CPU usage: 12 cores (M4 Pro)

Why it's fast:

Direct GPU acceleration (no virtualization)
Efficient vector search in SQLite
Optimized RAG engine with caching
Single-file database with minimal overhead

🛠️ Scripts Guide

Installation & Setup

`./install.sh` - Quick Setup (macOS only)

./install.sh

Automated setup script:

✅ Creates ~/.claude/ directories
✅ Symlinks all commands and skills
✅ Sets up Python environment
✅ Installs dependencies
✅ Configures MCP server

`./setup.sh` - Full Setup (with Ollama + Redis)

./setup.sh

Complete installation:

✅ Installs Ollama + Redis (if needed)
✅ Downloads LLM models (~5-10 GB)
✅ Sets up Python environment
✅ Creates database

Service Management

`./start.sh` or `./start_all_services.sh` - Start Everything

./start.sh

Starts:

🔌 MCP Server (port 8051)
🎨 React Frontend (port 5173)
🤖 RQ Workers
💾 Redis
🧠 Ollama

`./stop_all_services.sh` - Stop All

./stop_all_services.sh

`./restart_services.sh` - Restart

./restart_services.sh

🐛 Troubleshooting

"Command not found: /claude-os-init"

Symlinks weren't created. Re-run:

cd /path/to/claude-os
./install.sh

"Connection refused to localhost:8051"

Claude OS server isn't running:

cd /path/to/claude-os
./start.sh

"Project already exists"

Project name is taken. Choose a different name or delete via UI at http://localhost:5173

Port Already in Use

# Find process on port 8051
lsof -i :8051

# Kill if needed
kill -9 <PID>

Ollama Issues

# Check if running
ollama list

# Start manually
ollama serve

# Check for model
ollama list | grep llama3.1

📁 Project Structure

claude-os/
├── templates/              # Shared templates system
│   ├── commands/          # Slash commands
│   ├── skills/            # Skills
│   └── project-files/     # Files created during init
├── cli/                   # CLI tools
│   └── claude-os-consolidate.sh
├── app/                    # Backend application
│   ├── core/              # Core modules
│   │   ├── sqlite_manager.py
│   │   ├── rag_engine.py
│   │   └── ...
│   └── db/                # Database schemas
├── frontend/              # React UI (Vite)
│   ├── src/
│   └── public/
│       └── assets/
│           └── claude-os-hero.png
├── mcp_server/           # MCP Server (HTTP)
│   └── server.py         # FastAPI + MCP endpoints
├── data/                 # SQLite database
│   └── claude-os.db
├── logs/                 # Service logs
├── install.sh            # Quick setup script
├── start.sh              # Start services
└── README.md             # This file

📖 Additional Documentation

Getting Started

templates/README.md - 📂 Template system documentation

Core Features

docs/guides/REALTIME_KANBAN_GUIDE.md - ⚡ NEW! Real-time Kanban board (auto-sync, file watching, API reference)
docs/SELF_LEARNING_SYSTEM.md - 🧠 How Claude learns automatically
docs/REAL_TIME_LEARNING_GUIDE.md - Real-time learning usage
docs/MEMORY_MCP_GUIDE.md - Persistent memory guide

Technical Documentation

docs/API_REFERENCE.md - 🔌 Complete API Reference (all endpoints, examples, authentication)
docs/HYBRID_INDEXING_DESIGN.md - ⚡ Hybrid indexing architecture
README_NATIVE_SETUP.md - Detailed native setup
NATIVE_VS_DOCKER_DECISION.md - Why native Ollama
PERFORMANCE_TEST_RESULTS.md - Benchmark results

🤝 Contributing

Claude OS is open source. Feel free to:

Modify for your specific needs
Add new commands and skills
Optimize RAG strategies
Contribute improvements back

🙏 Acknowledgments

Agent-OS Integration

Claude OS optionally integrates with Agent-OS by Builder Methods (CasJam Media LLC).

Project: Agent-OS - Spec-driven development workflow system
Author: Builder Methods (CasJam Media LLC)
License: MIT
Repository: https://github.com/builder-methods/agent-os

Agent-OS provides 8 specialized agents for structured feature planning and implementation. We're grateful to Builder Methods for creating such powerful tools and for licensing them under MIT, making this integration possible.

If you find Agent-OS valuable, consider:

⭐ Starring their repository
📣 Sharing it with other developers
🤝 Contributing to their project

📄 License

MIT License - Use it freely!

Note: This project (Claude OS) is MIT licensed. Agent-OS, when installed, is a separate project also MIT licensed by Builder Methods (CasJam Media LLC). See the Agent-OS repository for their specific license terms.

Claude Code + Claude OS = Invincible! 🚀
Built by AI coders, for AI coders

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Claude OS

🚀 What is Claude OS?

The Problem

The Solution

Key Features

⚡ NEW: Hybrid Indexing System

The Problem with Traditional Indexing

The Solution: Hybrid Two-Phase Indexing

Performance Comparison

🎨 Visual Interface

Welcome Screen

Project Overview

Kanban Board

Services Dashboard

🏗️ Architecture Overview

💻 Installation & Setup

Prerequisites

Quick Installation

Full Setup (with Ollama)

Starting Claude OS

🚀 Quick Start

Step 1: Navigate to Your Project

Step 2: Initialize with Claude OS

What You Get

🧠 How Claude OS Works

Session Workflow

Available Commands

Available Skills

🤖 Agent-OS: Spec-Driven Development (Optional)

Manual Installation

When to Use Agent-OS

The 8 Agents

Agent-OS Commands

How It Works

Agent-OS Project Structure

Integration with Claude OS

🎯 Spec Tracking & Kanban Board

What It Does

Features

API Endpoints

How It Works

Database Schema

Example: Pistn Project

📂 Template System

📚 Managing Knowledge Bases

Via Web UI

Via CLI

Auto-Created KBs

⚙️ Configuration

Environment Variables

Project Configuration

📊 Performance

🛠️ Scripts Guide

Installation & Setup

./install.sh - Quick Setup (macOS only)

./setup.sh - Full Setup (with Ollama + Redis)

Service Management

./start.sh or ./start_all_services.sh - Start Everything

./stop_all_services.sh - Stop All

./restart_services.sh - Restart

🐛 Troubleshooting

"Command not found: /claude-os-init"

"Connection refused to localhost:8051"

"Project already exists"

Port Already in Use

Ollama Issues

📁 Project Structure

📖 Additional Documentation

Getting Started

Core Features

Technical Documentation

🤝 Contributing

🙏 Acknowledgments

📄 License

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Resources

`./install.sh` - Quick Setup (macOS only)

`./setup.sh` - Full Setup (with Ollama + Redis)

`./start.sh` or `./start_all_services.sh` - Start Everything

`./stop_all_services.sh` - Stop All

`./restart_services.sh` - Restart