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        O(pen) Lore for AI Agents

“May the Skill be with you.”

Documentation package manager for AI coding agents. Local-first. Offline-ready.

olore install prisma nextjs zod
# Your AI now knows these libraries. No hallucinations.

Mission

Make high-quality technical documentation easy to install, verify, and share across AI agents. Keep it local-first, versioned, and reproducible.

Why olore?

Your AI hallucinates. Give it the docs. Same docs, every agent.

Manual = Copy-paste docs into skill folders yourself. Works, but tedious to keep consistent.

Context7 = Great for quick lookups. Requires network, returns snippets not full context.

RAG = Powerful but needs infrastructure (vector DB, embeddings, retrieval pipeline).

olore = One install, same curated docs for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and more.

Installation

npm install -g @olorehq/olore

Or run directly with npx:

npx @olorehq/olore install prisma

Quick Start

# Search available packages
olore search

# Install from registry
olore install prisma

# Install from local path
olore install ./my-local-package

# List installed packages
olore list

# Remove a package
olore remove prisma

Usage

After installing, skills are automatically available in your AI agent:

Claude Code:

/olore-prisma-latest

Codex:

$olore-prisma-latest

OpenCode:

olore-prisma-latest

Invoke the skill and your agent loads the full documentation as context. No copy-paste, no hallucinations.

Pro tip: Use olore inject to write a skill reference table into your project’s CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md so agents automatically discover available docs:

olore inject prisma zod

Create Your Own Docs

Add private documentation for your AI agent:

# One-time: install the docs packager
olore install docs-packager

# Create a new doc package
mkdir my-api-docs && cd my-api-docs
olore init

# Write your documentation in the docs/ folder
# Then in Claude Code, run:
/olore-docs-packager-1.0.0

# Review the generated TOC.md and SKILL.md for accuracy
# Then install the built package
olore install ./olore-package

Your docs are now available as /olore-my-api-docs-1.0.0 in Claude Code.

Options:

olore init                        # Interactive prompts
olore init -y                     # Use defaults (folder name, 1.0.0)
olore init -n my-lib -v 2.0.0     # Custom name and version

Config file (olore.config.json):

{
  "name": "my-api-docs",
  "version": "1.0.0",
  "description": "My API documentation",
  "contentPath": "./docs",
  "outputPath": "./olore-package",
  "extensions": [".md", ".mdx"],
  "exclude": ["**/drafts/**"]
}

The /olore-docs-packager-1.0.0 skill reads your config, copies docs, and generates SKILL.md and TOC.md automatically.

Available Packages

a2a · agentskills · astro · axiom · azure-sdk-js · cargo · checkly · claude-code · clerk · cloudflare · codex · convex · drizzle · github-actions · hono · langchain · lucia · neon · neverthrow · nextjs · openclaw · opencode · opennext · partykit · partyserver · posthog · prettier · prisma · rhf · sentry · supabase · t3-env · tanstack-query · trpc · tsf · turso · vitest · xstate · zod

Browse all with olore search. See the full registry.

How It Works

olore install prisma
       ↓
Each package is like a book for your AI:
├── SKILL.md           # Cover - when to read this
├── TOC.md             # Table of contents (AI-generated)
└── contents/          # The documentation files
       ↓
Stored in central location:
~/.olore/packages/prisma/latest/
       ↓
Linked to each agent's skills folder:
~/.claude/skills/olore-prisma-latest/   → ~/.olore/...
~/.codex/skills/olore-prisma-latest/    → ~/.olore/...
~/.config/opencode/skills/...           → ~/.olore/...
       ↓
AI reads local docs → accurate code

Platform notes:

• macOS/Linux: Stores in ~/.olore/, symlinks to agent directories
• Windows: Copies directly to agent directories (no ~/.olore/, no admin required)

Development mode: Use olore link ./path to link directly to your source folder (bypasses ~/.olore). On macOS/Linux, changes are immediately visible. On Windows, re-run olore link after changes.

Roadmap

See ROADMAP.md for development status and planned features.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Governance

See GOVERNANCE.md.

License

MIT