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will send you one.
Kaleidoscope documentation
Kaleidoscope is local memory for agents. Memories live in a vault on your
machine, and every editor you connect reads that vault through one command,
kscope.
npm install -g @kleos-research/kaleidoscopeRunning it needs a key — email contact@kleosresearch.xyz. There is no account to create and no sign-in.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”| Getting started | Install, activate, give a project a memory |
| Give your agent the skill | The skill file, where it lands, and how to download it |
| Install | What lands on your disk, and what your machine needs |
| Concepts | Profile, vault, engine, manager, account |
The command line
Section titled “The command line”| CLI reference | Every kscope verb and the flags it takes |
| Profiles and vaults | init, init-profile, the profile commands, where |
| Connect an editor | kscope init, and what it writes where |
| Agent instructions | The instruction file and skill, per editor |
| Diagnostics | where, gate, model, call doctor |
| Account commands | What activate does instead |
kscope is the one executable published. Verbs written about elsewhere —
connect, disconnect, config, doctor, teardown, profile use,
instructions install, and the account surface — belong to a second program
that ships on no channel; the CLI reference gives what to run in
their place.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”| MCP | The two tools a model sees, their fields, and a call of each |
| Editors, agents and frameworks | Find yours and the command that connects it |
| Brand assets | Every mark rendered, which file to use, and on which stock |
Operate
Section titled “Operate”| Operations | Back up, restore, move, upgrade, roll back, and remove |
| Account and devices | What an account would be for |
| Troubleshooting | The failures that actually happen |
Boundaries
Section titled “Boundaries”| Security | What is isolated, what is unsigned, how to report a flaw |
| Privacy | What stays on your machine, and what this site does |
| Licences and terms | Which licences are in force |
Availability
Section titled “Availability”| Platforms | Which platforms Kaleidoscope is for |
| Benchmarks | What we measured, and what we did not |
| Release notes | Which version is current |
| What works today | What has actually been run |
If you are a machine
Section titled “If you are a machine”Read llms.txt, or the expanded llms-full.txt.