WarmHub

For AI agents: these docs as a structured map at /llms.txt

Connect to WarmHub

MCP, CLI, or SDK — pick what fits your workflow.

Connect MCP

Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code to WarmHub in three steps. Connect an agent →

TypeScript SDK

Build applications with the typed TypeScript client. Use the SDK →

CLI Quickstart

Install the wh CLI, point at a repo, and run your first query in minutes. Use the CLI →

Operate & explore

Get repo access, then browse your knowledge and live activity in the web app.

Authentication

Personal access tokens, scopes, and how to get access to a repo. Get access →

Web App

Browse repos, assertions, and live action flow in the browser. Open the web app →

Model your knowledge

Define shapes, write versioned data, and package it for reuse.

Data Modeling

Structure knowledge with shapes (schemas), things (entities), assertions (versioned claims about things), and collections (groups). Model your data →

Writes

Change data with writes — add, revise, and retract operations that land as new versions, with full history on every thing. Submit a write →

Components

Package shapes and logic into reusable components — author, test, and publish them through a manifest. Build components →

Use your knowledge

Query it, react to changes, and combine sources with confidence.

Queries

Read the latest state of your data, filter it, and get reactive views that update live. Query data →

Subscriptions

Event-driven webhook actions. Automate →

Veritas

Combine assertions from multiple sources into confidence-scored views, with end-to-end provenance on every result. Explore Veritas →

Build & reference

Every surface for building on WarmHub — agent integration, SDK, CLI, and HTTP API.

Agent Integration

Connect via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, bootstrap an agent session with warmhub_capabilities or wh prime, and follow the recommended pattern for agent-driven knowledge workflows. Connect agents → · Agent context (wh prime) →

SDK

Build applications with the typed TypeScript client — reads, writes, and reactive queries. Use the SDK → · API reference →

CLI Reference

Full command reference for all wh commands. View reference →

HTTP API

Use WarmHub over plain HTTP — reads, action callbacks, and REST endpoints. API reference →