Add KB lifecycle management system with deduplication, consolidation,
archival, and health analytics. Also fix pre-existing routing bug in
upload_document MCP tool (was hitting /import instead of new /documents/content).
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Memory Skill:
- Merged remember-this into unified memory skill
- Now uses Claude OS KBs (not separate memory MCP)
- Supports natural language: "remember this:", "save to memory:", etc.
- Deleted redundant remember-this skill
README:
- New tagline: "Give Your AI a Memory"
- Added "The Magic" section showing natural language UX
- Rewrote "What is Claude OS" with before/after comparison
- Added killer line: "Claude is a tool → Claude is a partner"
- Compact features table replacing wall of checkmarks
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Claude Code stores MCP configs in ~/.claude.json per-project, NOT in
~/.claude/settings.json. The previous approach of writing to settings.json
didn't work - projects showed "No MCP servers configured".
Changes:
- Remove broken MCP setup from setup-claude-os.sh (was writing to wrong file)
- Add Step 2.5 to /claude-os-init that runs `claude mcp add` for each project
- Update final summary to remind users to restart Claude Code after init
Now the workflow is:
1. ./setup-claude-os.sh - Install Claude OS once
2. /claude-os-init - Run in each project (creates KBs + configures MCP)
3. Restart Claude Code - MCP connects
4. mcp__code-forge__* tools available!
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- Add Discord badge and invite link at top of README
- Add 5 new PRs from @illAssad (#18-#22) to contributions table
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- Replace context manager pattern with direct cursor assignment
(SQLite cursors don't support context manager protocol)
- Use conn.close() instead of db_manager.return_connection()
(SQLiteManager doesn't have return_connection method)
Fixes 500 error when deleting documents via REST API.
The ingest_directory function was recursively indexing ALL files including
node_modules, which caused:
- Massive index bloat (thousands of irrelevant library files)
- Polluted search results with third-party code
- Very slow indexing times
Added SKIP_DIRECTORIES set with common directories to exclude:
- Package managers: node_modules, vendor, Pods
- Build outputs: dist, build, target, .next, .nuxt
- VCS: .git, .svn, .hg
- Caches: __pycache__, .pytest_cache, .mypy_cache, .cache
- IDE: .vscode, .idea
- Our own: .claude-os
Also added should_skip_path() helper function with wildcard support
for patterns like *.egg-info.
Pin tree-sitter to 0.20.x because tree-sitter-languages 1.10.x is
incompatible with tree-sitter 0.21+. The 0.21+ API changed Parser()
and Language() constructors, causing '__init__() takes exactly 1
argument (2 given)' errors on all file parsing operations.
This fix restores selective indexing functionality which relies on
TreeSitter for code parsing and symbol extraction.
- Fix server blocking issue during semantic indexing by using FastAPI BackgroundTasks
- Add job progress tracking with real-time status updates
- Add /api/jobs and /api/jobs/{job_id} endpoints for monitoring
- Add JobsDashboard component with live progress bars and status indicators
- Add Jobs tab to MainApp for interactive monitoring
- Maintain backward compatibility with background=false option for sync mode
- Include automatic job cleanup to prevent memory leaks
The start script was running `npm run dev` without checking if
node_modules existed, causing "vite: command not found" errors
for new users who hadn't manually run npm install.
Now checks for node_modules and runs npm install automatically
if dependencies are missing.
New command line options:
- --demo: Interactive demo mode (no changes made)
- --dry-run: Preview what would be done without doing it
- --help/-h: Show usage information
- --version/-v: Show version number
- --force/-f: Skip confirmation prompts
Safety improvements:
- Automatic backup of .env and config.json before overwriting
- Backups saved as filename.backup.YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS
- Dry-run shows all actions that would be taken
- Demo mode lets users see the beautiful UI safely
Version bumped to 2.2.0
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- Detect gum and offer to install for enhanced UX
- Add wrapper functions with graceful bash fallback:
- gum_choose: Interactive option selection
- gum_confirm: Yes/no prompts
- gum_input: Text input
- gum_password: Hidden input
- gum_spin: Animated spinners
- gum_style_box: Styled boxes
- Works perfectly without gum, beautiful with it
- Supports macOS (Homebrew), Debian/Ubuntu (apt), and Go install
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✨ New Features:
- Beautiful CLI installer (setup-claude-os.sh) with ASCII art,
progress bars, spinners, and styled prompts
- Choose between Local (Ollama) or Cloud (OpenAI) providers
- Lite model (llama3.2:3b) as default - faster download, works on more machines
- Full model (llama3.1:8b) option for users who want better quality
- OpenAI API support for users who prefer cloud
🔧 Changes:
- setup.sh and install.sh now redirect to setup-claude-os.sh
- config.py updated with provider support and new defaults
- Works on both macOS and Linux
📦 Default Model Change:
- Before: llama3.1:latest (8B, 4.7GB download)
- After: llama3.2:3b (3B, 2GB download)
This makes Claude OS accessible to more users with smaller machines
while still offering the full experience for power users.
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Previously, if ~/.claude already existed from a prior Claude Code
installation, the install script would skip creating the commands/
and skills/ subdirectories. This caused symlink creation to fail
silently, leaving users without access to /claude-os-init and other
commands.
This fix ensures the subdirectories are always created, regardless
of whether ~/.claude already exists.
Fixes issue where /claude-os-init command was not available after
running install.sh on systems with existing ~/.claude directory.
Fixes#7
- Add frontend/src/lib/auth.tsx with AuthProvider and useAuth hook
- Add frontend/src/lib/api.ts with chat, getKBStats, listDocuments, etc.
- Add frontend/src/lib/filePicker.ts with path utilities
- Update .gitignore to not ignore frontend/src/lib/
These files were imported but never committed, preventing fresh
installations from building the frontend.
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- Add OS and package manager detection (apt, dnf, yum, pacman)
- Skip installation if Ollama/Redis already installed
- Use direct daemon execution instead of sudo for service start
- Update help messages with Linux package manager instructions
- Update README to reflect Linux support
Tested on Ubuntu with apt and systemctl.
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Removed deployment/mcp-only/* because it conflicts with our export-based
architecture for ServiceBot integration.
Why removed:
- MCP-only requires Claude OS MCP server running in production
- Export approach is simpler: SQLite file → ServiceBot (standalone)
- No runtime dependency on Claude OS
- Better aligns with "ServiceBot is standalone" design goal
What we're keeping (export approach):
- app/core/knowledge_exporter.py
- templates/commands/claude-os-export.md
- docs/EXPORT_FORMAT_SPEC.md
- docs/CLAUDE_OS_FAMILY.md
- docs/PISTN_API_INTEGRATION_PLAN.md
- docs/VECTOR_SEARCH_OPTIMIZATION.md
ServiceBot integration is export-based:
Claude OS → Export SQLite → ServiceBot reads directly (no API calls)
