The knowledge base
that writes itself.
Autonomously capture the operational context your agents need to stop guessing and start shipping.
Database Migration
✦ AI GeneratedPrerequisites
Migration Steps
npm run migrate:prodBenefits
Give your AI agents the context they're missing.
Every team runs on operational knowledge — deployment steps, incident playbooks, infrastructure quirks, and the tribal knowledge that lives in people's heads. Lore captures all of it before it disappears.
Agent-ready context
Live stack sync
Agents never fly blind
One knowledge layer
FEATURES
Built for teams, powered by simplicity
Full Workspace Context
Personalize every detail. From branding and layout to categories and menus, Lore feels like a natural extension of your team.
Connects To Your Stack
Lore connects to your operational tools and your AI coding agents. It keeps your documentation in sync and gives your agents the context they need to work safely.
| AI Coding Tools | Glean | Notion / Wiki | |
|---|---|---|---|
| System activity ingestion | Code-only context | General Slack indexing | Manual entry only |
| Automated Workflow extraction | Can't see your activity | Basic keyword search | No AI extraction |
| Agent-ready CLI context | Guessing or manual docs | Raw text indexing | No parsing |
| Live stack context sync | No infra/pipeline visibility | Static document search | Manual updates required |
| Human & Agent querying | IDE-only accessibility | Enterprise search | Basic text search |
WHY CHOOSE LORE
Your team asks. Your agents ask. Same answer.
How It Works
Connect your systems
Lore plugs into your git repos, CI pipelines, infrastructure, and team conversations.
Knowledge generates itself
Lore watches activity across your tools and extracts operational procedures, architecture context, and workflow guides automatically.
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Agents act with context
AI coding tools reference Lore's knowledge layer before they act, so they work with your system instead of against it.
DB Connection Pool Exhaustion
Similar Incidents
Root Cause
Long-running transactions in PaymentService.processRefund() held connections beyond the 30s pool timeout.
ALTER SYSTEM SET idle_in_transaction_session_timeout = '15s';