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Vault Management: Git-backed markdown vault holding your project's context as searchable, editable plain files.

Agent Journaling: Auto-logs every agent action, then distills it into per-topic markdown summaries.

MCP Connector: One config, every agent -Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Copilot, Gemini, Antigravity.

SQLite FTS5: Deterministic keyword/regex search, no vector embeddings, no hallucinated matches.

Markdown Studio: Surgical, section-level reads and edits without touching the whole file.

Mermaid Visuals: Diagrams render natively when vault content is published as docs.

Zero-Trust Privacy: Local-only by default, password-protected, nothing leaves your machine unless you expose it.

Clipping Engine: Clips web docs straight into the vault, with auth-wall detection.

HTML Rendering: Sandboxed viewer for rendered report output.

PDF & PNG Export: Export vault reports to PDF or PNG in one call.

Event Manager: Conflict-aware scheduling across any entity, with .ics export and 11 MCP tools.

Context Publish: Turns the vault into a shareable docs site via a configurable pipeline.

Switching agents mid-feature: Claude Code journals a decision, Cursor reads it five minutes later, no re-explaining.

Multi-project consulting: One agent instantly searches and reuses context, decisions, and standards from another registered project.

Token-constrained workflows: Surgical section fetches and est_tokens budgeting keep large codebases cheap to work with.

Governed command execution: Let agents run project scripts through a sandboxed, approval-gated contract instead of raw shell access.

Team knowledge base: Multiple agents (and developers) contribute to one shared, git-synced vault instead of scattered CONTEXT.md files.

Long-running projects: Journaled decisions compound over time, so each new session starts smarter than the last.

Onboarding a new agent or teammate: register_project + onboard_agent wires up project rules automatically across every supported client.

Resource/room/equipment scheduling: Conflict-aware calendar for anything you name, with .ics export for external calendars.

Publishing internal docs: Turn the vault into a documentation site or API reference without maintaining it separately