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Lore is infrastructure for working with coding-agent threads. It preserves the context behind useful threads, makes those threads searchable, and enables several use cases built on top of this data.
We initially built Lore to share our Claude threads with each other: as contextual links on PRs, snapshotting some research or investigating for someone else to pick up, or just "check out this cool thing I did." Since then, we've run into many other use cases, and built a whole product around this primitive.
Lore is made up of three components:
- A CLI that is responsible for finding and uploading threads, and provides an easy local interface to Lore's APIs.
- A collection of skills (installed through the CLI) for sharing and working with threads directly in coding agents.
- A web service for seeing your threads and managing federated sharing permissions.
Quickstart
- Install our CLI:
npm install -g @tanagram/cli
- Login:
tanagram lore login
- Run
/share inside a Claude session to get back a shareable URL.
- Have your teammates join just by signing up — we'll automatically add users with the same email domain to your workspace.
After running tanagram lore login, Lore will automatically start a background process that uploads your Claude threads.
Run tanagram lore list to list all the threads you have access to, tanagram lore get <thread_id_or_url> to fetch a particular thread, or ask Claude to load Lore threads (it'll use the /lore-read skill bundled with the CLI).
Privacy
Currently, the CLI uploads historical and all future Claude threads. Lore threads can be in one of three privacy settings:
private is visible only to you. This is the default for all threads.workspace is visible to your team (requires someone to be logged in with your same email domain).public is visible to anyone with the URL.
We're adding client-side filtering controls soon.