what we've shipped
●live — go use itEverything below is shipped and public — each line links to where you can use it right now, not to how it was built. Newest first.
see what's next →Hosted lema-mcp now exposes the end-state verbs — resolve (one cited read by intent), propose (the write), and get_state_brief — and matches your checkout to a Project from the Git remote. No workspace id to copy; doctor context shows the receipt.
read the tools →Everything the hosted MCP tools can do, your own code can do directly: ask, retrieve, and check over plain HTTPS with an API key — every field documented, including the structured signal you get at a limit.
read the reference →Sign in, connect a repo, mint a key — your own decision graph now serves every agent session over hosted MCP. Free to start; upgrading to Pro is self-serve, with the price shown at checkout and the limits published, never a surprise.
set it up →A GitHub Action on every pull request that compares the description to the actual diff — stated-and-found, stated-but-not-found, and shipped-but-not-described. Neutral check, fail-open: it never blocks a merge because of us.
add it to a repo →The governance reasoning most of crypto builds on but never reads — EIP motivations, rationale, and the withdrawn proposals — plus elizaOS's design deliberation, asked and cited like the rest of the commons. No account.
open Ethereum's record →Each decision in the public corpus now lives at a stable, no-signup URL — and swapping github.com for lema.sh/ghopens any indexed repo's record: live counts, recent decisions, each linking to its permalink.
swap a URL →Checking an approach against a project's recorded rationale now lives in one place. Name an approach and get the verdict — ruled out, or an honest “no recorded ruling” — with citations.
check the record →When the record holds no ruling, every public answer now says so plainly instead of guessing. The absence of a decision is never read as approval.
try a silent case →A faster docs surface — easier to scan, with copy-for-an-agent built into every page.
read the docs →Ask why Go's proposals chose what they chose — and what they ruled out — cited to the project's own record. No account.
see it →Link straight to a project's record — share a verdict for React, Rust, Kubernetes, or Go with a single URL.
open Rust's record →Run the cited “why” next to your agent: one command, no account, MIT. On npm and the MCP registry.
on github →don't lose the why
Run a real “why” query on React, Kubernetes, Rust, Vue, or Go right now — no account, no import. Or run it local in ten minutes. Both doors lead to the same graph.