Lore
Official@lorehq · United States of America
Persistent knowledge framework for AI coding agents
Agent Skills by Lore
Showing 8 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
lore-create-fieldnote
Create structured FIELDNOTE.md files documenting non-obvious operational snags.
lore
Orchestrate persistent agent harnesses with memory, rules, and shared context.
lore-semantic-search
Enable semantic search over knowledge bases via MCP or HTTP endpoints.
lore-delegate
Enforce the Subagent Envelope Contract for standardized execution reporting across subagents.
prompt-engineering-principles
Define and enforce hardened prompt engineering principles for agent systems.
coding-principles
Surface hidden assumptions and enforce minimal, verified code changes.
docs-nav-design
Organize documentation site structure using Diataxis navigation guidelines.
documentation-principles
Apply documentation principles to link content and prevent duplication.
Frequently Asked Questions About Lore
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks does Lore enable for engineering teams?▼
Lore enables the creation of structured operational fieldnotes, the enforcement of hardened prompt engineering principles, and the implementation of semantic search over internal knowledge bases. It provides a framework for managing persistent memory and standardized reporting contracts across distributed subagent architectures.
Which technical personas benefit most from Lore?▼
Lore is designed for systems architects, technical leads, and engineers managing complex agentic environments. It is particularly useful for teams requiring rigorous documentation standards, consistent execution reporting, and persistent context management across multi-agent systems.
What are the prerequisites for implementing Lore?▼
Implementation requires an existing environment capable of supporting MCP or HTTP endpoints for semantic search integration. Users must adopt the Subagent Envelope Contract for reporting and adhere to Diataxis guidelines for documentation structure to ensure full compatibility with the framework.