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Knowledge engineering for AI agents: distill corpora too big for any context window into small, verified, git-native knowledge bundles
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- marketplace.json
- ci.yml
- __init__.py
- __main__.py
- config.py
- handlers.py
- resolve.py
- server.py
- pyproject.toml
- README.md
- __init__.py
- __main__.py
- backends.py
- pyproject.toml
- README.md
- agents.tmpl
- contract.md
- operation.md
- recipe.md
- topic.md
- type.md
- archetype.yaml
- agents.tmpl
- convention.md
- data-model.md
- decision.md
- flow.md
- module.md
- archetype.yaml
- agents.tmpl
- glossary-term.md
- market-regime.md
- playbook.md
- risk-factor.md
- strategy.md
- archetype.yaml
- agents.tmpl
- complianceprocedure.md
- definition.md
- interpretationnote.md
- jurisdictionboundary.md
- provision.md
- archetype.yaml
- agents.tmpl
- finding.md
- method.md
- openquestion.md
- sourcenote.md
- synthesis.md
- archetype.yaml
- __init__.py
- bundle.py
- common.py
- corpus.py
- economics.py
- quality.py
- retrieval.py
- review.py
- workspace.py
- workspace-agents.tmpl
- __init__.py
- archetype.py
- bm25.py
- budget.py
- bundle.py
- cli.py
- cluster.py
- cost.py
- crosswalk.py
- dissent.py
- evaluation.py
- export_fusion.py
- federate.py
- frontmatter.py
- guard.py
- index.py
- init.py
- injection.py
- job.py
- ledger.py
- lexicon.py
- merge_audit.py
- package.py
- proposals.py
- query.py
- release.py
- repair.py
- sampling.py
- segment.py
- sourcemap.py
- tokens.py
- update.py
- validate.py
- workspace.py
- ws_release.py
- pyproject.toml
- GUIDE.md
- USAGE-merge-audit.md
- plugin.json
- challenge.md
- eval.md
- extract.md
- lexicon.md
- new.md
- refine.md
- relink.md
- review.md
- schism.md
- update.md
- workspace.md
- extract-worker.md
- glean-worker.md
- SKILL.md
- collar.md
- greeks.md
- straddle.md
- reference-bundle.sh
- smoke.sh
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- README.md
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chars {{U+1F63C}}
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chars {{10}}
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eval "{{echo foo}}"
Call `echo` with the "foo" argument:
eval "{{foo=bar}}"
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expand
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split {{[-l|--lines]}} 10 {{path/to/file}}
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split -l 10 {{path/to/file}}
Split a file, each split having 10 lines (except the last split):
split {{[-n|--number]}} 5 {{path/to/file}}
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