
Lore
A Reasoning engine for code
Lore launched on January 15, 2026.
What it does
Lore stores theCreate a high-context repository where AI agents don't just read your code, they read the minds of previous developers and agents who worked on it.
Lore stores the
Create a high-context repository where AI agents don't just read your code — they read the minds of previous developers and agents who worked on it. While Git tells you who changed code and when , Lore tells you why . All entries are cryptographically linked to file content hashes and optionally to Git commits. # After merging two branches with conflicting reasoning $ lore explain src/auth.rs --all Agent: claude-code (feature/auth) │ 2026-01-14 10:00:00 UTC Intent: Refactored JWT validation for security hardening Agent: claude-code (feature/perf) │ 2026-01-14 11:30:00 UTC Intent: Optimized token validation caching # Both perspectives visible—complete context preserved! Installation…from avraammavridis.github.io
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