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Tracekeeper Documentation
This directory keeps the maintained Tracekeeper product and release documentation. Runtime, permission, plugin-surface, and client-configuration notes are consolidated so there is one canonical place to update each topic.
Current Docs
- Architecture: product architecture, plugin surface, MCP permissions, Runtime security, and agent client configuration.
- Knowledge architecture: unified
00_tracekeeper / 01_knowledge / 02_archivelayout, memory-wiki bridge rules, and lint constraints. - Agent MCP usage: cross-agent task start, project-scoped recall, closeout, and Review Queue proposal rules.
- Cross-agent MCP workflow: practical start-task, project-scoped recall, task closeout, and Review Queue proposal handling.
- Community plugin submission: Obsidian community checklist, release creation steps, and submission entry.
- Development and release notes: repository layout, verification commands, release readiness, roadmap, and acknowledgement policy.
Core Boundary
- Agent clients start knowledge work.
- Obsidian is the human review and governance surface.
- The vault is the durable knowledge layer.
- Client connection details use local Runtime defaults that users can change; Tracekeeper does not hardcode vault paths, repository paths, or developer machine paths.
- Graph health checks are configurable, but graph repair remains review-gated and never runs automatically.