the failure I hit most is not that the agent forgets, it is that it re-opens things the team already closed. So treating ruled-out paths as first-class is the right instinct
quick question why mcp instead of cli tool? I'm mostly building the latter (less context burden), but help me understand your own ADR regarding this
why not both?
also after quick review on your doc I don't see where is ADR portal for humans? some plans for UX or this is inside git repo?
the mcp is a wrapper around the cli! You can run “rac explorer” if you have installed the extra: pip install 'rac-core[explorer]'
in terms of UX, working on a couple of improvements there but wanted to validate the idea first and get the integrations with common platforms like GitHub sorted first!
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great approach with dogfooding!
the failure I hit most is not that the agent forgets, it is that it re-opens things the team already closed. So treating ruled-out paths as first-class is the right instinct
quick question why mcp instead of cli tool? I'm mostly building the latter (less context burden), but help me understand your own ADR regarding this
why not both?
also after quick review on your doc I don't see where is ADR portal for humans? some plans for UX or this is inside git repo?
thanks!
the mcp is a wrapper around the cli! You can run “rac explorer” if you have installed the extra: pip install 'rac-core[explorer]'
in terms of UX, working on a couple of improvements there but wanted to validate the idea first and get the integrations with common platforms like GitHub sorted first!
my 3 cents as I'm working on agentic CRM
add rac steward to check and validate "quality" of ADR (freshness, completness, clarity, brewity, etc.)
so expect your tool to help clean it's own database ;)
hilarious, I literally did this today as part of the satellite repo “rac-ci” which has these in