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This sounds like it might be exactly what I need! Does `ktx setup` need Claude specifically? > LLM - picks a Claude backend. The default uses your local Claud
by anentropic 5mo ago
This sounds like it might be exactly what I need!
Does `ktx setup` need Claude specifically?
> LLM - picks a Claude backend. The default uses your local Claude Code session, so no API key is required. You can also use an Anthropic API key or Vertex AI.
I'm currently on Copilot at work
- anentropic 5mo agoNext questions... I'm skim reading the docs but I just want to know a bit more about the architecture Does it produce artefacts that I can commit to version control and share with my team? Is it a tool that everyone runs locally in the project? Or there's a component (the wiki?) that I should deploy as an internal service?
- anentropic 5mo agoSounds like it produces yaml and markdown files that I could commit as project documentation/config?
- andreybavt 5mo agoyes, exactly
- andreybavt 5mo agoWhen you install ktx, you'll have to initialize the project directory and ktx initializes a git repo there to assure the version controls. ktx project directory is self-contained. The main 2 parts inside are : - wiki: a collection of .md files - semantic-layer: a collection of .yaml files typically all these files are created/edited automatically during the ingestion, but you can also edit them by hand or even sync with a remote git. ktx treats these files as sources and builds internal indexes in a sqlite db, located in projectDir/.ktx The main way to use ktx is to start an mcp server by calling `ktx mcp start` it'll start an http server and multiple people will be able to connect it to their agents. Hope this helps, happy to answer any other questions!
- lucamrtl 5mo agoWe currently support anthropic models for the setup (whether through claude pro/max plan) or through API. Adding support for openai API / codex should be pretty straightforward - would love to get you in the community slack to get more details on your copilot setup