Flagship 100 trusted core
A deterministic quality and safety policy now selects a 100-protocol trusted core instead of treating every inherited hack as equally ready for recommendation.
weekly · week-to-date · 2026-08-17 to 2026-08-19
Brali this week: knowledge quality, query access, and agent adoption
Brali moved beyond a large hack archive toward a smaller trusted core, problem-first topic entry points, reproducible agent evaluation, and easier zero-install access.
Seven problem-first Topic Hubs
Sleep, Focus, Memory, Stress, Habits, Learning, and Movement now combine trusted protocols, evidence boundaries, and research-watch items in compact entry points.
50-case agent evaluation suite
Brali added reproducible practical scenarios and later aligned the browser Query Playground with the same contract, reaching 50/50 maintained cases in the reported CI run.
Zero-install Query Playground
A browser-only surface now lets people test Brali retrieval, inspect trust and provenance, and create shareable question URLs without installing an SDK or MCP client.
Reference agents and MCP distribution work
Runnable reference-agent examples were published and the read-only Brali Knowledge MCP package was prepared for npm and MCP Registry distribution, with publication claims deliberately withheld until external publication is verified.
Research became a correction loop
Recent work narrowed claims around retrieval practice, sleep regularity, movement breaks, and habit formation instead of using research as decorative citations.
Next
- Turn natural-language questions into stronger internal navigation without generating one page per keyword variation.
- Keep replacing inherited unsupported claims with reviewed or clearly practical protocol content.
- Track search performance only when first-party Search Console data is available; do not invent search-volume or ranking trends.
Why publish this?
Brali is changing quickly. A dated report makes additions, corrections, and platform work discoverable without pretending every code change deserves a standalone article.
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