Entries with owners
How-tos, rules, decisions and incidents, each with a named owner, approved before it counts, and marked when it may no longer be true.
Your team's knowledge, where your assistants look first
Your assistants can read the code. Lore tells them why.
The decisions, runbooks and hard-won rules that live in people's heads, written down once, each with an owner and a date it was last checked. Before Claude Code, Codex or Cursor starts a task, Lore hands it the few entries that matter, and it cites them so you can check.
24/24 right answers for Claude with Lore, 16/24 from a docs folder−36% tokens per run
Download LoreComing with 1.0
See how it was measured
Until 1.0, a maintainer builds each release by hand.
How it works
Written once by the people who know. Read first by every assistant.
The assistant asks first
Before it opens a file, your assistant hands Lore its task: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf and GitHub Copilot, or any assistant that speaks MCP.
Lore hands the answer
The few passages that answer the task, with where each came from, so the assistant cites them and you can check.
Measured on 25 October 2026
Right more often, for fewer tokens.
The same team knowledge given to the same assistants two ways: as a docs folder, and through Lore.
24/24right answers for Claude Haiku and Sonnet with Lore's hook, against the docs folder's 16/24
−36%tokens per run against the same knowledge as a docs folder
0 → 14/14a small model's answers about the project, alone and through Lore's Ask (Qwen3 8B on a GTX 1070 Ti)
Where your data lives
On your computer, or your team's server.
Lore runs where you put it. Your entries live in its database on that machine, and an assistant gets the passages for its task, not the whole base.
Lore Local, for one person
One app with everything in it: the server, its own database and its local models.
A team server
The same server in a container, on a machine your team runs, with access rules per area of knowledge.
Download
Install it, run lore connect, and your assistants look in Lore first.
The app for macOS, Windows and Linux, or the server image for your team. Downloads open with 1.0.