dnotitia/akb
GitHubAKB — Agent Knowledgebase. Organizational memory for AI agents: vault-scoped docs / tables / files unified by URI graph, served over MCP.
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%% repo — high-level architecture (DRAFT, refine me)
n0["agents · AI/LLM agents · 1 file"]
n1["backend · backend · 616 files"]
n2["deploy · 2 files"]
n3["eval · 8 files"]
n4["frontend · frontend · 290 files"]
n5["packages/akb-client · 43 files"]
n6["packages/akb-mcp-client · 5 files"]
n7["scripts · scripts · 2 files"]
class n1 api
class n0 core
class n7 infra
class n4 ui
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classDef ui fill:#4e79a7,color:#ffffff,stroke:#3a5b80Nearby repositories worth comparing before adoption.
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