repolore

Give any repository a code-derived LLM wiki — cited claims, blob-SHA drift checking, coverage auditing, a generated index. Use when the user wants to set up, health-check, or refresh a maintained wiki / knowledge base / "lore" distilled from the codebase, or asks why-is-it-like-this documentation that stays honest as code changes.

Audit the wiki for wrongness behind unchanged bytes — per-claim verification of fresh pages against the code (the drift class hashes can't see), findings-inbox triage, and a reviewable commit. Use when the user asks to audit/verify the wiki's truthfulness, when check's dust line reports never-audited or overdue pages, or to triage FINDINGS.md.

Report the health of the repo's LLM wiki — stale or unmanaged pages, new code with no page, index drift, page budget, tooling updates. Use when the user asks whether the wiki is up to date, before relying on wiki content for a task, or after merging significant changes.

Detect and activate optional repolore capabilities that need consent — the post-commit wiki nudge (per-machine or team-wide), team auto-update via project settings. Presents available-but-inactive items as one simple question. Use when the user asks to set up, activate, or enable repolore extras, or after an update adds new capability scripts.

Update the repo's vendored repolore tooling (.repolore/scripts, wiki AGENTS.md, templates) to the installed version — safe regeneration that never overwrites local edits without consent. Use when wiki-check reports newer tooling, after updating the repolore plugin, or when the user asks to update repolore in this repo.

Bootstrap an LLM-maintained, code-derived wiki in this repository — detect the stack, agree scope + a page plan with the user, vendor the schema + check scripts + templates in one mechanical shot, seed the overview page, and wire agent entry points. Run once per repo.

Bring stale wiki pages back in line with the code — diff-driven triage (re-stamp / targeted edit / rewrite), citation re-verification, index regeneration, and a reviewable commit. Use when wiki-check reports stale pages or the user asks to update/refresh the wiki.