wisdom-ledger

Topics in the source

• Read a Wisdom session
• Two moves
• When the shell gets in the way
• Reading the answer
• Limits

Run the wisdom command in your shell, inside the project. It finds .wisdom/ and starts Wisdom's background service if it is stopped. If PowerShell blocks wisdom, use wisdom.cmd. If wisdom is not found, wisdom track sets WISDOMCLIPATH: run node "$env:WISDOMCLIPATH" glance latest (PowerShell) or node "$WISDOMCLIPATH" glance latest (POSIX). If you have a ledger tool, it takes the same moves as {glance:true}, {capture, glance:true} and {capture, open}, and returns the same text. 1. Glance. wisdom glance lists sessions, newest first. wisdom glance (latest is the newest session with a turn) shows one session: its shape, then each turn t1, t2, … with the user's input in full, the start of the turn's last reply, and facts: tool calls, failures, pending results, changed files, subagents a1, a2, … Read the inputs: they set the stakes. 2. Open. wisdom open t3 --capture returns the whole turn in recorded order: thinking, replies, each call c1, c2, … with full input and output, then all of its patches p1, p2, … together. Read every patch of a turn together: changes depend on each other. t3/c2 opens one call (its full input and output; also how to read a file the turn only listed by size, or an

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