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Type a practical question, inspect the matched Topic, trusted Protocols, evidence state and provenance, then copy the bounded packet into an agent.
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Brali is a versioned practical-knowledge layer for humans and agents. The same canonical records power readable protocols, Agent Skills, a static API, local MCP tools, datasets, reference demos and evaluation cases. Evidence state, provenance and stable identity stay attached.
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You do not need to clone the repository or read the ontology first. Start with one of these four paths.
Type a practical question, inspect the matched Topic, trusted Protocols, evidence state and provenance, then copy the bounded packet into an agent.
The router selects only from the trusted recommendation layer. Preview it before installation:
gh skill preview Brali-LifeOS/brali-lifeos.github.io brali-life-os
Then install it for the host and scope you actually use. Example for Claude Code:
gh skill install Brali-LifeOS/brali-lifeos.github.io brali-life-os --agent claude-code --scope user
Start with the compact Trusted Protocol Feed or API v1 instead of copying the whole corpus into a prompt.
Inspect the source questions, expected trust boundaries and generated results. The suite evaluates Brali retrieval and grounding; it does not pretend to benchmark an unpinned LLM.
Every Brali hack gets a portable SKILL.md. Trust mode determines whether it is usable, review-required or restricted-reference. New hacks receive skills automatically on the next build.
Run a zero-install evidence-aware query in your browser, then copy the grounded packet into your agent.
If an agent supports Agent Skills, start with the brali-life-os router or one bounded skill. For applications that need structured search, use API v1. Use the local MCP server when MCP fits your development environment. Do not copy the complete corpus into every prompt by default.
/api/v1/search.json and resolve a canonical ID.Every Brali hack is generated as a stable SKILL.md artifact under /skill-packs/. The complete machine library is /skill-packs/library.json; the smaller trusted/recommendation catalog is /skill-packs/catalog.json. Reviewed/practical records become usable skills. Pending-review records become review-required skills. Restricted records become non-operational restricted-reference skills.
Trust metadata is part of the content, not decoration. Only reviewed and eligible practical content belongs in normal trusted recommendations. pending-review and restricted states must remain visible. A source record, a skill file or a search-indexable review page is not automatically a recommendation.
The repository includes a read-only MCP server in /mcp/ with search_knowledge, get_hack, get_protocol, get_evidence, list_topics, and get_related. It reads the same generated API files rather than maintaining a second knowledge model. It currently runs locally over stdio; Brali does not claim a hosted remote MCP endpoint.
English remains the canonical editorial language. The identity layer can add localized labels and synonyms while keeping one canonical entity ID.
Agent Evaluation Suite currently uses 50 practical questions to compare a no-knowledge grounding control, lexical retrieval and structured Brali retrieval, including safety, provenance and evidence-boundary cases. The source cases and generated report are public so the result can be inspected rather than trusted as a marketing number.
Use the retrieval benchmark, the migration queue, and evidence metrics. Research discovery checks Crossref and Europe PMC, while discovery metadata remains unreviewed until actual source review.
Brali publishes separate surfaces for crawler policy, project-level factual claims, machine-surface inventory and reusable attribution facts. Crawler permission is not evidence of indexing, a project fact is not scientific evidence, and an internal evaluation is not proof of downstream adoption.
The first stable dataset baseline is data-v1.0.0. Pin a release for research or long-lived integrations instead of following main. The bundle includes canonical datasets, the API v1 payload, checksums, citation/license metadata, policies, and version-specific release notes with known limitations.
Use Partnerships for corrections, sources, taxonomy work, research collaboration, integrations, localization, or licensing.