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Next 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 c

Next 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 ago
Sounds like it produces yaml and markdown files that I could commit as project documentation/config?
- andreybavt 5mo ago
  yes, exactly
andreybavt 5mo ago
When 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!