lore

A Codex plugin that gives your AI coding agent persistent, shared knowledge across every project and session.

Lore watches your sessions, learns your patterns, and whispers the right context — naming conventions, architecture decisions, past choices — before each prompt. Automatically. You just install it and code.

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git clone https://github.com/yimwoo/lore.git /tmp/lore && bash /tmp/lore/install.sh

Restart Codex, open Local Plugins, find Lore, and click Install.

That's it. Start coding. Lore starts learning.

> Want to teach Lore rules directly right now? See Managing Knowledge.

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Every time you start a new Codex session, your agent forgets everything — your naming conventions, your architecture decisions, why you chose library A over B. You re-explain the same context every session, every project, every day.

Lore fixes this. It maintains persistent, cross-project memory and delivers it automatically:

You type: "fix the billing migration"

Your agent sees (you don't have to):
  [Lore]
  - rule: DB columns use snake_case across all services.
  - architecture: MySQL is the source of truth for billing state.

Your agent responds:
  "Since your project uses snake_case for DB columns, I'll name the
   new field payment_status_code. And I'll write directly to MySQL
   rather than going through the Redis cache."

No extra prompts. No copy-pasting context. Your agent just *knows*.

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Most users never write a single command. Here's what happens after you install:

Sessions 1–2: Lore observes silently. It maps your files, tools, and recurring patterns.

Session 3+: Lore starts whispering. Before each prompt, it injects the most relevant context — rules, decisions, preferences — your agent picks up automatically.

Over time: Lore drafts pending knowledge from recent turns, mer