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How to keep notes indexed and check answers before you rely on them with Loci

Watch changing files, save quick memories, and ask questions with claim verification.

  • Research
  • Intermediate
  • 30 minutes
  • From the README
  • Any agent

Who it is forA knowledge worker who writes notes all day and wants answers they can trust before acting on them.

The problemNew notes are not searchable until reindexed, and answers can state claims without evidence.

The outcomeChanged documents stay indexed, quick memories are searchable by tag, and answers can be verified claim by claim.

What you need first

  • Python 3.11 or newer
  • git and a terminal
  • An embedding endpoint that supports /embeddings, plus a chat endpoint (may be a local one)
  • A notes or project docs directory to index

Steps

  1. Run loci watch in a separate terminal to keep changed documents indexed.
  2. Run loci remember "Use staging for demos" --title "Demo environment" to save a quick memory.
  3. Run loci search "demo environment" --tag memory to confirm the memory is found.
  4. Run loci ask "How should I prepare a demo?" --verify to get an answer with claim-by-claim verification.

Prompt for your agent

Using the IvenKooLab/loci repo, run loci watch in <instance-path>, then save a memory with loci remember and ask <question> using loci ask with --verify. Expected output: a cited answer with verification results. Verify that the memory saved with loci remember appears in loci search results filtered by --tag memory.

Caveat. The README says that after changing the embedding model you must rebuild with Loci ingest --force, or the existing index will not match.

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