Same universe, different tools
All four tools draw their identity through one generator, wonder-wagon-ui/cli. Each product imports it at build time, commits the generated module, and fails CI if it drifts. At run time the products need no Wonder Wagon package at all.
Who owns what
Wonder Wagon owns
- Layout grammarTwo leading cells, the mark, four cells, a letterspaced name.
- Version and serial placementOn the name row:
vX.Y.Z · XX-047. - Capability detectionTruecolor, 256 and 16 colours, read only from what the environment says.
NO_COLORandWW_ASCIIIndependent switches: colour off, and ASCII glyphs.- Narrow behaviourA layout that reflows instead of wrapping.
- Plain and machine behaviourNo identity when piped, for
--version, or for JSON.
Each product owns
- The markTrail bars, a star in a frame, a hallmark, a wagon.
- The accentBlaze orange, periwinkle, bronze, Bench Green.
- The taglineOne line saying what the tool is for.
- The metaphorWhat the mark depicts and why.
Four identities, one grammar
Full captures, exactly as each package prints them in a 100-column truecolor terminal.
▗▄▄▄▄▄▄▖ ▐▀▀▜▛▀▀▌ W O N D E R W A G O N v0.3.0 · WW-047 ╲ ▐▄▄▄▄▄▄▌ One family. Different tools. ╲▟▀▀▀▀▀▀▙ ▜▛ ▜▛ ━━ Pathfinder PF-047 npx create-pathfinder trail markers for AI-assisted work ✦ Lorekeeper LK-047 npx create-lorekeeper You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. ▐█ Forge FG-047 npm install forge-local-ai-kit the Local AI Kit ╱╲ Lama draft Running locally. Built by Lamadrid. Made on Maker 047's bench.
npx wonder-wagon-ui@0.3.0 · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0━━━ ━━━━━ P A T H F I N D E R v4.5.0 · PF-047 ━━━━━━━ trail markers for AI-assisted work ━━━━━━━━━ 🔍 ENVIRONMENT │ ✓ Git repository detected │ · No supported tools detected │ ✓ Kit files — 139 copied 📋 DRY RUN │ Would install the Pathfinder kit into /tmp/ww-catalog/demo-project │ ✓ 139 files to write ━━━ ━━━━━ 🎉 READY WHEN YOU ARE ━━━━━━━ 139 files ━━━━━━━━━ Hand your agent this prompt to begin: Use skills/kickstart-pathfinder/SKILL.md. Help me initialize this project. Do not install packages or write product code yet. Trail's marked. The rest is yours.
npx create-pathfinder@4.5.0 --dry-run --yes · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0╭───╮ ╭╯ ╰╮ │ ✦ │ L O R E K E E P E R v0.3.0 · LK-047 ╰╮ ╭╯ You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. ╰───╯ Usage: lore init <dir> Create a brain, or adopt an existing vault lore capture <brain> <item> Write a thought or a URL into that brain lore search <brain> <query> Rank the spans of that brain against a query lore --help Show this message lore --version Print the version A captured thought lands in inbox/ as YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-subject.md, with the same name as its id. Two captures in one second never collide: the second one takes the next free -2, -3 suffix. A captured URL lands in sources/ instead, named for the stable source id it carries. URLs that name the same thing are one source, so capturing one you already have reports the file that holds it and writes nothing. The URL is identified, never visited. Search ranks spans, not files: each result names a path, the heading it sits under, its line range, and its score, and prints the lines themselves. Add --json for that same result shape as JSON, or --limit to change how many come back. A score ranks; it never proves an answer is absent. Give several wordings of one question, each in its own quotes, and search fuses their rankings into one list. Three wordings find what one misses, so ask in other words rather than trusting a single phrasing. Spans that repeat the same text in several files are reported once. Search reads. It writes nothing, builds no index file, and works on any directory of Markdown, whether or not lore init has run there. Lorekeeper runs offline and takes no credentials.
npx create-lorekeeper@0.3.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0▗▄▄▄▄▖ ▐ █▀▀▀ ▌ F O R G E v0.2.0 · FG-047 ▐ █▀▀ ▌ the Local AI Kit ▝▀▀▀▀▘ Forge calls language models running on machines you control. Usage: forge ask "<prompt>" [--json] Delegate a prompt to the local runtime forge --help Show this help and exit forge --version Print the version and exit Flags: --json Emit the result or failure as a single JSON object --help Show this help and exit --version Print the version and exit Configuration (environment variables): OLLAMA_HOST Base URL of the Ollama API (required) FORGE_MODEL Model to run (required) FORGE_TIMEOUT_MS Request timeout in milliseconds (optional) a Wonder Wagon tool
npx forge-local-ai-kit@0.2.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0Down the fallback ladder
The same four packages, the same commands, in every environment the grammar supports.
Truecolor · 40 columnsEach identity reflows for a 40-column terminal. Pathfinder keeps its frozen one-line fallback; the newer products stack.
▗▄▄▄▄▄▄▖ ▐▀▀▜▛▀▀▌ ╲ ▐▄▄▄▄▄▄▌ ╲▟▀▀▀▀▀▀▙ ▜▛ ▜▛ W O N D E R W A G O N v0.3.0 · WW-047 One family. Different tools. ━━ Pathfinder PF-047 npx create-pathfinder trail markers for AI-assisted work ✦ Lorekeeper LK-047 npx create-lorekeeper You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. ▐█ Forge FG-047 npm install forge-local-ai-kit the Local AI Kit ╱╲ Lama draft Running locally. Built by Lamadrid. Made on Maker 047's bench.
npx wonder-wagon-ui@0.3.0 · PTY 40 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0P A T H F I N D E R v4.5.0 · PF-047 🔍 ENVIRONMENT │ ✓ Git repository detected │ · No supported tools detected │ ✓ Kit files — 139 copied 📋 DRY RUN │ Would install the Pathfinder kit into /tmp/ww-catalog/demo-project │ ✓ 139 files to write ━━━ ━━━━━ 🎉 READY WHEN YOU ARE ━━━━━━━ 139 files ━━━━━━━━━ Hand your agent this prompt to begin: Use skills/kickstart-pathfinder/SKILL.md. Help me initialize this project. Do not install packages or write product code yet. Trail's marked. The rest is yours.
npx create-pathfinder@4.5.0 --dry-run --yes · PTY 40 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0╭───╮ ╭╯ ╰╮ │ ✦ │ ╰╮ ╭╯ ╰───╯ L O R E K E E P E R v0.3.0 · LK-047 You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. Usage: lore init <dir> Create a brain, or adopt an existing vault lore capture <brain> <item> Write a thought or a URL into that brain lore search <brain> <query> Rank the spans of that brain against a query lore --help Show this message lore --version Print the version A captured thought lands in inbox/ as YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-subject.md, with the same name as its id. Two captures in one second never collide: the second one takes the next free -2, -3 suffix. A captured URL lands in sources/ instead, named for the stable source id it carries. URLs that name the same thing are one source, so capturing one you already have reports the file that holds it and writes nothing. The URL is identified, never visited. Search ranks spans, not files: each result names a path, the heading it sits under, its line range, and its score, and prints the lines themselves. Add --json for that same result shape as JSON, or --limit to change how many come back. A score ranks; it never proves an answer is absent. Give several wordings of one question, each in its own quotes, and search fuses their rankings into one list. Three wordings find what one misses, so ask in other words rather than trusting a single phrasing. Spans that repeat the same text in several files are reported once. Search reads. It writes nothing, builds no index file, and works on any directory of Markdown, whether or not lore init has run there. Lorekeeper runs offline and takes no credentials.
npx create-lorekeeper@0.3.0 --help · PTY 40 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0▗▄▄▄▄▖ ▐ █▀▀▀ ▌ ▐ █▀▀ ▌ ▝▀▀▀▀▘ F O R G E v0.2.0 · FG-047 the Local AI Kit Forge calls language models running on machines you control. Usage: forge ask "<prompt>" [--json] Delegate a prompt to the local runtime forge --help Show this help and exit forge --version Print the version and exit Flags: --json Emit the result or failure as a single JSON object --help Show this help and exit --version Print the version and exit Configuration (environment variables): OLLAMA_HOST Base URL of the Ollama API (required) FORGE_MODEL Model to run (required) FORGE_TIMEOUT_MS Request timeout in milliseconds (optional) a Wonder Wagon tool
npx forge-local-ai-kit@0.2.0 --help · PTY 40 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0256 coloursNo truecolor advertised: each accent snaps to its nearest 256-colour index.
▗▄▄▄▄▄▄▖ ▐▀▀▜▛▀▀▌ W O N D E R W A G O N v0.3.0 · WW-047 ╲ ▐▄▄▄▄▄▄▌ One family. Different tools. ╲▟▀▀▀▀▀▀▙ ▜▛ ▜▛ ━━ Pathfinder PF-047 npx create-pathfinder trail markers for AI-assisted work ✦ Lorekeeper LK-047 npx create-lorekeeper You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. ▐█ Forge FG-047 npm install forge-local-ai-kit the Local AI Kit ╱╲ Lama draft Running locally. Built by Lamadrid. Made on Maker 047's bench.
npx wonder-wagon-ui@0.3.0 · PTY 100 cols · TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0━━━ ━━━━━ P A T H F I N D E R v4.5.0 · PF-047 ━━━━━━━ trail markers for AI-assisted work ━━━━━━━━━ 🔍 ENVIRONMENT │ ✓ Git repository detected │ · No supported tools detected │ ✓ Kit files — 139 copied 📋 DRY RUN │ Would install the Pathfinder kit into /tmp/ww-catalog/demo-project │ ✓ 139 files to write ━━━ ━━━━━ 🎉 READY WHEN YOU ARE ━━━━━━━ 139 files ━━━━━━━━━ Hand your agent this prompt to begin: Use skills/kickstart-pathfinder/SKILL.md. Help me initialize this project. Do not install packages or write product code yet. Trail's marked. The rest is yours.
npx create-pathfinder@4.5.0 --dry-run --yes · PTY 100 cols · TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0╭───╮ ╭╯ ╰╮ │ ✦ │ L O R E K E E P E R v0.3.0 · LK-047 ╰╮ ╭╯ You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. ╰───╯ Usage: lore init <dir> Create a brain, or adopt an existing vault lore capture <brain> <item> Write a thought or a URL into that brain lore search <brain> <query> Rank the spans of that brain against a query lore --help Show this message lore --version Print the version A captured thought lands in inbox/ as YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-subject.md, with the same name as its id. Two captures in one second never collide: the second one takes the next free -2, -3 suffix. A captured URL lands in sources/ instead, named for the stable source id it carries. URLs that name the same thing are one source, so capturing one you already have reports the file that holds it and writes nothing. The URL is identified, never visited. Search ranks spans, not files: each result names a path, the heading it sits under, its line range, and its score, and prints the lines themselves. Add --json for that same result shape as JSON, or --limit to change how many come back. A score ranks; it never proves an answer is absent. Give several wordings of one question, each in its own quotes, and search fuses their rankings into one list. Three wordings find what one misses, so ask in other words rather than trusting a single phrasing. Spans that repeat the same text in several files are reported once. Search reads. It writes nothing, builds no index file, and works on any directory of Markdown, whether or not lore init has run there. Lorekeeper runs offline and takes no credentials.
npx create-lorekeeper@0.3.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0▗▄▄▄▄▖ ▐ █▀▀▀ ▌ F O R G E v0.2.0 · FG-047 ▐ █▀▀ ▌ the Local AI Kit ▝▀▀▀▀▘ Forge calls language models running on machines you control. Usage: forge ask "<prompt>" [--json] Delegate a prompt to the local runtime forge --help Show this help and exit forge --version Print the version and exit Flags: --json Emit the result or failure as a single JSON object --help Show this help and exit --version Print the version and exit Configuration (environment variables): OLLAMA_HOST Base URL of the Ollama API (required) FORGE_MODEL Model to run (required) FORGE_TIMEOUT_MS Request timeout in milliseconds (optional) a Wonder Wagon tool
npx forge-local-ai-kit@0.2.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0NO_COLOR=1NO_COLOR removes every colour byte and keeps the Unicode geometry.
▗▄▄▄▄▄▄▖ ▐▀▀▜▛▀▀▌ W O N D E R W A G O N v0.3.0 · WW-047 ╲ ▐▄▄▄▄▄▄▌ One family. Different tools. ╲▟▀▀▀▀▀▀▙ ▜▛ ▜▛ ━━ Pathfinder PF-047 npx create-pathfinder trail markers for AI-assisted work ✦ Lorekeeper LK-047 npx create-lorekeeper You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. ▐█ Forge FG-047 npm install forge-local-ai-kit the Local AI Kit ╱╲ Lama draft Running locally. Built by Lamadrid. Made on Maker 047's bench.
npx wonder-wagon-ui@0.3.0 · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color NO_COLOR=1 · exit 0━━━ ━━━━━ P A T H F I N D E R v4.5.0 · PF-047 ━━━━━━━ trail markers for AI-assisted work ━━━━━━━━━ 🔍 ENVIRONMENT │ ✓ Git repository detected │ · No supported tools detected │ ✓ Kit files — 139 copied 📋 DRY RUN │ Would install the Pathfinder kit into /tmp/ww-catalog/demo-project │ ✓ 139 files to write ━━━ ━━━━━ 🎉 READY WHEN YOU ARE ━━━━━━━ 139 files ━━━━━━━━━ Hand your agent this prompt to begin: Use skills/kickstart-pathfinder/SKILL.md. Help me initialize this project. Do not install packages or write product code yet. Trail's marked. The rest is yours.
npx create-pathfinder@4.5.0 --dry-run --yes · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color NO_COLOR=1 · exit 0╭───╮ ╭╯ ╰╮ │ ✦ │ L O R E K E E P E R v0.3.0 · LK-047 ╰╮ ╭╯ You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. ╰───╯ Usage: lore init <dir> Create a brain, or adopt an existing vault lore capture <brain> <item> Write a thought or a URL into that brain lore search <brain> <query> Rank the spans of that brain against a query lore --help Show this message lore --version Print the version A captured thought lands in inbox/ as YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-subject.md, with the same name as its id. Two captures in one second never collide: the second one takes the next free -2, -3 suffix. A captured URL lands in sources/ instead, named for the stable source id it carries. URLs that name the same thing are one source, so capturing one you already have reports the file that holds it and writes nothing. The URL is identified, never visited. Search ranks spans, not files: each result names a path, the heading it sits under, its line range, and its score, and prints the lines themselves. Add --json for that same result shape as JSON, or --limit to change how many come back. A score ranks; it never proves an answer is absent. Give several wordings of one question, each in its own quotes, and search fuses their rankings into one list. Three wordings find what one misses, so ask in other words rather than trusting a single phrasing. Spans that repeat the same text in several files are reported once. Search reads. It writes nothing, builds no index file, and works on any directory of Markdown, whether or not lore init has run there. Lorekeeper runs offline and takes no credentials.
npx create-lorekeeper@0.3.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color NO_COLOR=1 · exit 0▗▄▄▄▄▖ ▐ █▀▀▀ ▌ F O R G E v0.2.0 · FG-047 ▐ █▀▀ ▌ the Local AI Kit ▝▀▀▀▀▘ Forge calls language models running on machines you control. Usage: forge ask "<prompt>" [--json] Delegate a prompt to the local runtime forge --help Show this help and exit forge --version Print the version and exit Flags: --json Emit the result or failure as a single JSON object --help Show this help and exit --version Print the version and exit Configuration (environment variables): OLLAMA_HOST Base URL of the Ollama API (required) FORGE_MODEL Model to run (required) FORGE_TIMEOUT_MS Request timeout in milliseconds (optional) a Wonder Wagon tool
npx forge-local-ai-kit@0.2.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color NO_COLOR=1 · exit 0WW_ASCII=1WW_ASCII=1 swaps the mark for its ASCII alphabet for terminals with unreliable glyph widths, and keeps the colour.
.------. |==[]==| W O N D E R W A G O N v0.3.0 - WW-047 \ |______| One family. Different tools. \/------\ oo oo == Pathfinder PF-047 npx create-pathfinder trail markers for AI-assisted work * Lorekeeper LK-047 npx create-lorekeeper You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. [F Forge FG-047 npm install forge-local-ai-kit the Local AI Kit /\ Lama draft Running locally. Built by Lamadrid. Made on Maker 047's bench.
npx wonder-wagon-ui@0.3.0 · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color WW_ASCII=1 · exit 0=== ===== P A T H F I N D E R v4.5.0 - PF-047 ======= trail markers for AI-assisted work ========= (o) ENVIRONMENT | + Git repository detected | - No supported tools detected | + Kit files - 139 copied (:) DRY RUN | Would install the Pathfinder kit into /tmp/ww-catalog/demo-project | + 139 files to write === ===== \o/ READY WHEN YOU ARE ======= 139 files ========= Hand your agent this prompt to begin: Use skills/kickstart-pathfinder/SKILL.md. Help me initialize this project. Do not install packages or write product code yet. Trail's marked. The rest is yours.
npx create-pathfinder@4.5.0 --dry-run --yes · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color WW_ASCII=1 · exit 0.---. / \ | * | L O R E K E E P E R v0.3.0 - LK-047 \ / You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. '---' Usage: lore init <dir> Create a brain, or adopt an existing vault lore capture <brain> <item> Write a thought or a URL into that brain lore search <brain> <query> Rank the spans of that brain against a query lore --help Show this message lore --version Print the version A captured thought lands in inbox/ as YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-subject.md, with the same name as its id. Two captures in one second never collide: the second one takes the next free -2, -3 suffix. A captured URL lands in sources/ instead, named for the stable source id it carries. URLs that name the same thing are one source, so capturing one you already have reports the file that holds it and writes nothing. The URL is identified, never visited. Search ranks spans, not files: each result names a path, the heading it sits under, its line range, and its score, and prints the lines themselves. Add --json for that same result shape as JSON, or --limit to change how many come back. A score ranks; it never proves an answer is absent. Give several wordings of one question, each in its own quotes, and search fuses their rankings into one list. Three wordings find what one misses, so ask in other words rather than trusting a single phrasing. Spans that repeat the same text in several files are reported once. Search reads. It writes nothing, builds no index file, and works on any directory of Markdown, whether or not lore init has run there. Lorekeeper runs offline and takes no credentials.
npx create-lorekeeper@0.3.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color WW_ASCII=1 · exit 0.----. / F=== \ F O R G E v0.2.0 - FG-047 \ F== / the Local AI Kit '----' Forge calls language models running on machines you control. Usage: forge ask "<prompt>" [--json] Delegate a prompt to the local runtime forge --help Show this help and exit forge --version Print the version and exit Flags: --json Emit the result or failure as a single JSON object --help Show this help and exit --version Print the version and exit Configuration (environment variables): OLLAMA_HOST Base URL of the Ollama API (required) FORGE_MODEL Model to run (required) FORGE_TIMEOUT_MS Request timeout in milliseconds (optional) a Wonder Wagon tool
npx forge-local-ai-kit@0.2.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color WW_ASCII=1 · exit 0TERM=dumbTERM=dumb: no colour, ASCII geometry.
▗▄▄▄▄▄▄▖ ▐▀▀▜▛▀▀▌ W O N D E R W A G O N v0.3.0 · WW-047 ╲ ▐▄▄▄▄▄▄▌ One family. Different tools. ╲▟▀▀▀▀▀▀▙ ▜▛ ▜▛ ━━ Pathfinder PF-047 npx create-pathfinder trail markers for AI-assisted work ✦ Lorekeeper LK-047 npx create-lorekeeper You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. ▐█ Forge FG-047 npm install forge-local-ai-kit the Local AI Kit ╱╲ Lama draft Running locally. Built by Lamadrid. Made on Maker 047's bench.
npx wonder-wagon-ui@0.3.0 · PTY 100 cols · TERM=dumb · exit 0━━━ ━━━━━ P A T H F I N D E R v4.5.0 · PF-047 ━━━━━━━ trail markers for AI-assisted work ━━━━━━━━━ 🔍 ENVIRONMENT │ ✓ Git repository detected │ · No supported tools detected │ ✓ Kit files — 139 copied 📋 DRY RUN │ Would install the Pathfinder kit into /tmp/ww-catalog/demo-project │ ✓ 139 files to write ━━━ ━━━━━ 🎉 READY WHEN YOU ARE ━━━━━━━ 139 files ━━━━━━━━━ Hand your agent this prompt to begin: Use skills/kickstart-pathfinder/SKILL.md. Help me initialize this project. Do not install packages or write product code yet. Trail's marked. The rest is yours.
npx create-pathfinder@4.5.0 --dry-run --yes · PTY 100 cols · TERM=dumb · exit 0╭───╮ ╭╯ ╰╮ │ ✦ │ L O R E K E E P E R v0.3.0 · LK-047 ╰╮ ╭╯ You already wrote it down. Find the passage that answers. ╰───╯ Usage: lore init <dir> Create a brain, or adopt an existing vault lore capture <brain> <item> Write a thought or a URL into that brain lore search <brain> <query> Rank the spans of that brain against a query lore --help Show this message lore --version Print the version A captured thought lands in inbox/ as YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-subject.md, with the same name as its id. Two captures in one second never collide: the second one takes the next free -2, -3 suffix. A captured URL lands in sources/ instead, named for the stable source id it carries. URLs that name the same thing are one source, so capturing one you already have reports the file that holds it and writes nothing. The URL is identified, never visited. Search ranks spans, not files: each result names a path, the heading it sits under, its line range, and its score, and prints the lines themselves. Add --json for that same result shape as JSON, or --limit to change how many come back. A score ranks; it never proves an answer is absent. Give several wordings of one question, each in its own quotes, and search fuses their rankings into one list. Three wordings find what one misses, so ask in other words rather than trusting a single phrasing. Spans that repeat the same text in several files are reported once. Search reads. It writes nothing, builds no index file, and works on any directory of Markdown, whether or not lore init has run there. Lorekeeper runs offline and takes no credentials.
npx create-lorekeeper@0.3.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · TERM=dumb · exit 0▗▄▄▄▄▖ ▐ █▀▀▀ ▌ F O R G E v0.2.0 · FG-047 ▐ █▀▀ ▌ the Local AI Kit ▝▀▀▀▀▘ Forge calls language models running on machines you control. Usage: forge ask "<prompt>" [--json] Delegate a prompt to the local runtime forge --help Show this help and exit forge --version Print the version and exit Flags: --json Emit the result or failure as a single JSON object --help Show this help and exit --version Print the version and exit Configuration (environment variables): OLLAMA_HOST Base URL of the Ollama API (required) FORGE_MODEL Model to run (required) FORGE_TIMEOUT_MS Request timeout in milliseconds (optional) a Wonder Wagon tool
npx forge-local-ai-kit@0.2.0 --help · PTY 100 cols · TERM=dumb · exit 0Piped · no terminalNot a terminal, so no identity block. What a script or another program sees is only the output it asked for.
Wonder Wagon 0.3.0 WW-047 One family. Different tools. Pathfinder PF-047 npx create-pathfinder Lorekeeper LK-047 npx create-lorekeeper Forge FG-047 npm install forge-local-ai-kit Lama draft
npx wonder-wagon-ui@0.3.0 · piped · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0Would install the Pathfinder kit into /tmp/ww-catalog/demo-project 139 files to write Next step — give your agent this prompt: Use skills/kickstart-pathfinder/SKILL.md. Help me initialize this project. Do not install packages or write product code yet.
npx create-pathfinder@4.5.0 --dry-run --yes · piped · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0Lorekeeper 0.3.0 Pathfinder finds the way; Lorekeeper remembers the journey. Usage: lore init <dir> Create a brain, or adopt an existing vault lore capture <brain> <item> Write a thought or a URL into that brain lore search <brain> <query> Rank the spans of that brain against a query lore --help Show this message lore --version Print the version A captured thought lands in inbox/ as YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-subject.md, with the same name as its id. Two captures in one second never collide: the second one takes the next free -2, -3 suffix. A captured URL lands in sources/ instead, named for the stable source id it carries. URLs that name the same thing are one source, so capturing one you already have reports the file that holds it and writes nothing. The URL is identified, never visited. Search ranks spans, not files: each result names a path, the heading it sits under, its line range, and its score, and prints the lines themselves. Add --json for that same result shape as JSON, or --limit to change how many come back. A score ranks; it never proves an answer is absent. Give several wordings of one question, each in its own quotes, and search fuses their rankings into one list. Three wordings find what one misses, so ask in other words rather than trusting a single phrasing. Spans that repeat the same text in several files are reported once. Search reads. It writes nothing, builds no index file, and works on any directory of Markdown, whether or not lore init has run there. Lorekeeper runs offline and takes no credentials.
npx create-lorekeeper@0.3.0 --help · piped · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0Forge — the Local AI Kit Usage: forge ask "<prompt>" [--json] Delegate a prompt to the local runtime forge --help Show this help and exit forge --version Print the version and exit Flags: --json Emit the result or failure as a single JSON object --help Show this help and exit --version Print the version and exit Configuration (environment variables): OLLAMA_HOST Base URL of the Ollama API (required) FORGE_MODEL Model to run (required) FORGE_TIMEOUT_MS Request timeout in milliseconds (optional) FG-047 · a Wonder Wagon tool
npx forge-local-ai-kit@0.2.0 --help · piped · COLORTERM=truecolor TERM=xterm-256color · exit 0What the grammar can't know
- Terminals don't reliably report a light background. Lorekeeper's and Forge's accents can have low contrast on one;
NO_COLOR=1removes the colour. - Box-drawing and block glyphs can render double-width under CJK ambiguous-width settings.
WW_ASCII=1selects the ASCII mark. - 16-colour output takes its actual colours from the user's terminal theme; these pages draw it with xterm's defaults.
How these were captured: the capture manifest.