Knowledge — teach your CLIs what you know
Your notes, conventions, decisions and runbooks, stored on your machine and made searchable. Connect it once and your CLIs can look things up before they answer, instead of guessing at how your team does things.
How to do it
- Open Knowledge in the left menu and create a space — for example Work, or Personal.
- Paste a document, or point it at a folder to import a whole repo's docs.
- Connect it to your CLI with the command below.
- Ask your CLI something about your own work — it searches your knowledge first.
Connect it to Claude Code (one time)
claude mcp add llmlinq -- llmlinq mcpHow your CLI finds it
Over MCP, the Model Context Protocol. LLMLinq runs a local MCP server that exposes search over your spaces; your CLI decides when to call it. Mentioning what you are working on is usually enough — say "llmlinq" explicitly if you want to force a lookup.
Careful what you import
A folder import takes what it finds, including anything a file happens to contain. Check for credentials before importing a directory you have not reviewed, the same way you would before committing it.