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One-touch install of Coral companion tooling and KB runtime

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# Equip Install and configure Coral companion tooling for Claude Code. ## Verb Mapping - `/equip <pkg>` -> `coral-cli expansion equip <pkg>` - `/equip --list` -> `coral-cli expansion list` - `/equip --update <pkg>` -> `coral-cli expansion update <pkg>` - `/equip uninstall <pkg>` -> `coral-cli expansion unequip <pkg>` - `/equip info <pkg>` -> `coral-cli expansion info <pkg>` - `/equip` retired-residue cleanup diagnostics map to the public `coral-cli expansion remove-catalog <pkg>` command. ## Runtime Model `coral-cli expansion` manages engines through the Expansion lifecycle. Engine identity is package-local; commands should route by declared metadata (`id`, `tier`, `fills`, `status`) instead of hard-coding package semantics. - `fills` declares the runtime binding(s) an engine can provide, such as `kb.fts`, `kb.vector`, or `kb.embedding`. - If an engine fills `kb.vector`, vector search can use it for vector queries. If no vector engine is equipped, vector queries fail with `binding_empty` until a vector engine is equipped. - If an engine fills `kb.embedding`, engines that require embeddings can use that binding after the embedder is equipped. - If an engine fills `kb.fts`, text search can use it for full-text queries. ## Tier Semantics `coral-cli expansion list` and `coral-cli expansion info <pkg>` expose `tier` on engine entries. | tier | Status source | User verbs | |------------...

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Author
kangig94
Repository
kangig94/coral
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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