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# Synapse Use the `synapse` CLI as a structured local memory and graph store. ## Core model Synapse has three main concepts: 1. **Schemas** - runtime JSON Schemas - define the allowed structure of node payloads - archived schemas remain in history 2. **Nodes** - typed records validated against a schema - have payload, keywords, and archive state - payload updates replace the entire payload 3. **Links** - connections between node pairs - links are bidirectional - used for graph traversal IDs are prefixed and human-readable: - `schema_<...>` - `node_<...>` - `event_<...>` ## Command map ### Initialize ```bash synapse init ``` Use `--db-path` to point at a non-default SQLite file: ```bash synapse --db-path /path/to/synapse.db init ``` Default DB path is `.synapse/db`. ### Config Read current config: ```bash synapse config get ``` Update config from JSON argument or stdin: ```bash cat config.json | synapse config update ``` Print config schema: ```bash synapse config schema ``` ### Schemas Add a schema: ```bash cat schema.json | synapse schemas add --name task ``` List schemas: ```bash synapse schemas list synapse schemas list --archived ``` Archive a schema: ```bash synapse schemas archive <schema-id> ``` ### Nodes Add a node: ```bash cat payload.json | synapse nodes add --schema-id <schema-id> ``` List nodes for a schema: ```bash synapse nodes list --schema-id <schema-id> synapse nodes list --schema-id <schema-id> --ar