tambo 0.11.1

Install and prove the whole AI knowledge-tool kit
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# Canonical stack table

This is the source for the marked stack overview in the twelve tool READMEs.

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The Quipu stack is built around a governed, bitemporal knowledge store: shared
facts, decisions and work history your agents can query. Quipu can check writes
against your rules, records where each fact came from, and answers what was true
when.

| tool | what it gives your agents |
|---|---|
| [tambo]https://github.com/intigraph/tambo | 🧰 Agent Platform Toolkit - installs and configures the quipu stack |
| [quipu]https://github.com/scbrown/quipu | stores shared facts with provenance and history; can check writes against your rules |
| [camayoc]https://github.com/scbrown/camayoc | prepares knowledge and vocabulary for Quipu, with checks before it is admitted |
| [quechua]https://github.com/scbrown/quechua | shared vocabulary and shapes for interoperable knowledge |
| [chaski]https://github.com/scbrown/chaski | reacts to graph changes and delivers governed notifications |
| [bobbin]https://github.com/scbrown/bobbin | indexes your codebase and injects context from that index and Quipu knowledge |
| [yupana]https://github.com/scbrown/yupana | shows code impact and can read policies from Quipu to govern agent actions |
| [desire-path]https://github.com/scbrown/desire-path | turns agent mistakes into feature requests; works on its own without Quipu |
| [seeds]https://github.com/scbrown/seeds | a work item tracker backed by the Quipu knowledge base |
| [shantytown]https://github.com/scbrown/shantytown | runs crews of AI agents on work items, triggered by hand, on a schedule or by events; can share work and memory through Quipu |
| [rikuy]https://github.com/scbrown/rikuy | live brief: status, graphs, watches and signed decisions over Quipu |
| [shuttle]https://github.com/scbrown/shuttle | runs signed agent workflows and keeps their records in Quipu |

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Run `python3 scripts/check-stack-table.py` to check this repository, or add
`--remote` to compare all twelve published READMEs. Update the marked blocks
together when changing this table.