eduardoabreu81/livewiki

MCP server + CLI for agent-first living documentation: verifiable Markdown wikis anchored to real code, with deterministic staleness detection. @livewiki/mcp exposes the wiki to any MCP-capable agent.

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batch

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Command Claude Code

This page documents how the livewiki batch command is registered with the Commander CLI framework and how it formats batch run reports for human consumption.

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export

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Command Claude Code

The livewiki export command turns the project's curated wiki into a deliverable artifact on disk: either a flattened snapshot under .livewiki/export/ / (for generic, github-wiki, and gitlab-wiki targets) or a synthesized repository-root README.md (for the readme target).

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index-cmd

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Command Claude Code

The index command reindexes a repository and synchronizes its anchor ledger while selecting human-readable, JSON, or quiet output.

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index

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Command Claude Code

This directory contains the command-layer implementations of the livewiki CLI: each file registers one subcommand onto the shared Commander program in the @livewiki/cli package. Together these commands let users provision repositories (init), configure the LLM provider (config), maintain symbol documentation…

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init

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Command Claude Code

The livewiki init command is the CLI entry point that provisions a repository's livewiki directories, indexes the source tree, and (optionally) drives the full LLM documentation pipeline.

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install

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Command Claude Code

This page explains how the livewiki install CLI command detects installed coding agents and safely configures the livewiki MCP server entry, hook templates, shared skills, and optional pointer files.

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pointer

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Command Claude Code

This page documents the livewiki pointer subcommand, which manages an opt-in "pointer" block inside an AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md file at the repository root.

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serve

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Command Claude Code

The livewiki serve command registers an MCP server on stdio inside the livewiki CLI, sharing the same runtime as the standalone livewiki-mcp binary.

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status

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Command Claude Code

This page documents the CLI command that reports the current health of a livewiki index.

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update

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Command Claude Code

The livewiki update command records incremental documentation work and emits a focused package for the next update.

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verify

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Command Claude Code

This page documents the livewiki verify CLI subcommand, which checks a generated wiki for the kinds of corruption that would break readers or CI pipelines.

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view

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Command Claude Code

The livewiki view CLI command builds a self-contained static site from the canonical livewiki/ wiki and opens it in a browser.

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baseline

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Command Claude Code

This page documents the CLI implementation for baseline lifecycle operations, covering subcommand registration, error-safe execution, and human-readable reporting.

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config

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Command Claude Code

This module implements the livewiki config command family and the shared flow that configures a repository's LLM provider, model, language, and API credential.

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