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Revert "Merge pull request #12 from divo12/cursor/company-brain-mode-…
cursoragent Sep 1, 2026
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feat: add company mode for organizational knowledge base
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fix: use lazy getters for Stratiki paths to avoid homedir() during te…
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fix(company): use same wiki dir for book ops and company runs
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11 changes: 6 additions & 5 deletions README.md
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Expand Up @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ OpenWiki is a CLI that writes and maintains a wiki for your codebase or your per
**OpenWiki gives you:**

- **Agent-written docs** that stay accurate, generated by a [Deep Agents](https://github.com/langchain-ai/deepagentsjs) documentation agent.
- **Two modes:** a `code` wiki for a repository, or a `personal` wiki for your own knowledge.
- **Three modes:** a `code` wiki for a repository, a `company` brain for organizational knowledge, or a `personal` wiki for your own knowledge.
- **Thirteen model providers** out of the box, from OpenAI and Anthropic to Bedrock, Gemini, and any OpenAI-compatible gateway.
- **Coding-agent integrations** for Codex and Claude Code, using the host's model and repository tools.
- **Grounded Claims** that track material facts back to versioned source evidence and surface them when the evidence changes.
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Grounded Claims currently apply to repository code wikis and repository evidence. Connector-derived facts, including LangSmith-only observations, are not claimed.

## Two modes
## Three modes

OpenWiki runs in one of two modes. Bare `openwiki`, `openwiki --init`, and `openwiki --update` default to **code** mode; add the `personal` positional (or `--mode personal`) for the personal brain.
Stratiki runs in one of three modes. Bare `stratiki`, `stratiki --init`, and `stratiki --update` default to **code** mode; add the `company` or `personal` positional (or `--mode company` / `--mode personal`) for the company or personal brain.

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P3: This diff renames the CLI from openwiki to stratiki in the "Three modes" intro, table, and get-started rows, but the rest of the README still instructs npm install -g openwiki and openwiki --init in Quick start, and the command reference and local-state sections use openwiki throughout. The same document now tells users to run two different commands for the same tool. Apply the rename consistently across the README (including the npm install command and command reference), or keep the mode rows on openwiki.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At README.md, line 107:

<comment>This diff renames the CLI from `openwiki` to `stratiki` in the "Three modes" intro, table, and get-started rows, but the rest of the README still instructs `npm install -g openwiki` and `openwiki --init` in Quick start, and the command reference and local-state sections use `openwiki` throughout. The same document now tells users to run two different commands for the same tool. Apply the rename consistently across the README (including the npm install command and command reference), or keep the mode rows on `openwiki`.</comment>

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+## Three modes
 
-OpenWiki runs in one of two modes. Bare `openwiki`, `openwiki --init`, and `openwiki --update` default to **code** mode; add the `personal` positional (or `--mode personal`) for the personal brain.
+Stratiki runs in one of three modes. Bare `stratiki`, `stratiki --init`, and `stratiki --update` default to **code** mode; add the `company` or `personal` positional (or `--mode company` / `--mode personal`) for the company or personal brain.
 
 | Mode                 | Documents              | Writes to               | Get started                |
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| Mode | Documents | Writes to | Get started |
| -------------------- | ---------------------- | ----------------------- | -------------------------- |
| **Code** _(default)_ | The current repository | `openwiki/` in the repo | `openwiki --init` |
| **Personal** | Your connected sources | `~/.openwiki/wiki` | `openwiki personal --init` |
| **Code** _(default)_ | The current repository | `openwiki/` in the repo | `stratiki --init` |
| **Company** | Company knowledge | `~/.stratiki/wiki` | `stratiki company --init` |

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P3: The new Company row writes to ~/.stratiki/wiki, but the 'Local state directory' section immediately below still says all local state lives under ~/.openwiki and is relocated via OPENWIKI_CONFIG_DIR, and STRATIKI_HOME is not documented anywhere in the README even though it controls company storage. Add STRATIKI_HOME to the Local state / Environment Variables sections and clarify that company state is separate from ~/.openwiki, so the two sections don't contradict each other.

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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At README.md, line 112:

<comment>The new Company row writes to `~/.stratiki/wiki`, but the 'Local state directory' section immediately below still says all local state lives under `~/.openwiki` and is relocated via `OPENWIKI_CONFIG_DIR`, and `STRATIKI_HOME` is not documented anywhere in the README even though it controls company storage. Add `STRATIKI_HOME` to the Local state / Environment Variables sections and clarify that company state is separate from `~/.openwiki`, so the two sections don't contradict each other.</comment>

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-| **Code** _(default)_ | The current repository | `openwiki/` in the repo | `openwiki --init`          |
-| **Personal**         | Your connected sources | `~/.openwiki/wiki`      | `openwiki personal --init` |
+| **Code** _(default)_ | The current repository | `openwiki/` in the repo | `stratiki --init`          |
+| **Company**          | Company knowledge      | `~/.stratiki/wiki`      | `stratiki company --init`  |
+| **Personal**         | Your connected sources | `~/.openwiki/wiki`      | `stratiki personal --init` |
 
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| **Personal** | Your connected sources | `~/.openwiki/wiki` | `stratiki personal --init` |

By default the CLI stays open after a run so you can send follow-up messages. Add `-p` / `--print` for a one-shot, non-interactive run that prints the final output and exits. `--init` and `--update` auto-exit on success in an interactive terminal, so the same command works one-shot or interactively.

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},
"devDependencies": {
"@changesets/cli": "^3.0.1",

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P3: This PR adds the changesets release tooling in one line but ships no .changeset/config.json and no .changeset/*.md changeset for the new user-facing company-mode feature. Per CONTRIBUTING.md a user-visible change needs a changeset, and without a .changeset/ config the added pnpm changeset workflow has nothing to write into. Add the .changeset config and a changeset for this feature, or drop the dependency to keep the PR scoped to company mode.

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<comment>This PR adds the changesets release tooling in one line but ships no `.changeset/config.json` and no `.changeset/*.md` changeset for the new user-facing company-mode feature. Per CONTRIBUTING.md a user-visible change needs a changeset, and without a `.changeset/` config the added `pnpm changeset` workflow has nothing to write into. Add the `.changeset` config and a changeset for this feature, or drop the dependency to keep the PR scoped to company mode.</comment>

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   },
   "devDependencies": {
+    "@changesets/cli": "^3.0.1",
     "@eslint/js": "^10.0.1",
     "@types/better-sqlite3": "^7.6.12",
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"@eslint/js": "^10.0.1",
"@types/better-sqlite3": "^7.6.12",
"@types/jsdom": "^28.0.3",
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