clay-good / OpenLore

What it does

• Orient in one call. orient(task) returns the relevant functions, callers, specs, tests, and insertion points (~430µs p50 on a 15k-node graph) instead of a dozen exploratory file reads.
• Survives refactors. anchored notes and decisions carry forward when a symbol is renamed or moved, instead of orphaning.
• One graph for everything. application code, Infrastructure-as-Code, and architectural decisions share one graph, so a single query spans all three.
• Told when a fact is stale. every response carries a brief, factual freshness note (the Epistemic Lease) once a cached fact has aged or the repo moved, so a long session can't drift onto a confident guess.
• Breaking-change verdict. certify_public_surface classifies every changed export breaking / non-breaking / potentially-breaking and names the consumers each break hits. Never silently "safe."