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How it fits together

At the core is Kvendra Platform — a self-hostable knowledge-base engine your agent can query, and the one piece that is required. Skills are your day-to-day: pipelines that run as one-command workflows on top of the Platform. The CLI is a foundational security layer that is optional to get started — add it when you want your agent to run real operations without exposing your tokens.

Read it as a journey: stand up the Platform, do real work through the Skills, then reach for the CLI when you need brokered ops. New here? The Quickstart is the golden path, in order, ending in a first win.

KB Engine (the required core)

The self-hostable knowledge base your agent reads and writes — start here.

Platform — A self-hostable KB on PostgreSQL that finds your project knowledge by meaning.
Entities — The typed entity model: what each type is for and how they relate.

Skills (your day-to-day)

The Claude Code plugin that runs pipelines as one-command workflows on the Platform.

Skills — The Claude Code plugin: thin skills, with the knowledge living in the KB.

Pipelines

How changes land together, or not at all.

Pipelines — Transactions, draft/activate/cancel, and the typed server-side changelog.

CLI & Security (optional to get started)

A foundational security layer you add when you want your agent to run real ops without seeing your tokens.

CLI — The Rust binary: a zero-knowledge vault and an MCP capability broker.
Security — The zero-knowledge vault, signed allowlists and the threat model behind them.