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laruche

Answers questions about LaRuche by reading its bundled 34-page wiki documentation.

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Search Tags:#documentation#ai agent#rust#wiki#local-first#reference lookup#laruche
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/infinition/LaRuche --skill laruche-infinition
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: laruche
Source: https://github.com/infinition/LaRuche/tree/main/laruche/skills/laruche
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/infinition/LaRuche --skill laruche-infinition

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? It prevents the agent from answering questions about LaRuche from memory or guesswork by grounding every answer in the project's authoritative wiki pages, which are bundled with the Skill and generated from the same source as the published documentation site. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Complete offline wiki: Ships all 34 markdown pages (184 KB) covering architecture, the butinage agent engine, cognitive memory, LaReine supervision, watchers, automation, Apps, Forged Tools, MCP, security, and configuration. - Page map for targeted lookup: A table maps each topic to its exact file path, so the agent reads only the relevant page with file_read instead of loading everything. - Citation discipline: Instructs the agent to cite the source page for every answer and to admit when a page does not exist rather than inventing information. - Use Case: A user asks "How does LaRuche handle secrets?" or "Presente-toi" — the agent opens wiki/guides/Secrets.md or wiki/Home.md and answers with a citable, accurate response. ## Quick Start Ask any question about what LaRuche is, how it works, or what a term like butinage or LaReine means, and the agent will open the matching wiki page and answer from it.

Frequently Asked Questions about laruche

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I get accurate answers about LaRuche's architecture and features?▼

Ask any question about LaRuche and the agent opens the matching wiki page with file_read, then answers from that page and cites it. The skill bundles all 34 wiki pages covering the engine, memory, supervision, automation, and security.

What topics does the LaRuche wiki documentation cover?▼

The wiki covers installation, local models, the butinage agent engine, cognitive memory, LaReine supervision, Table Ronde deliberation, watchers, crons and kanban, Apps, Forged Tools, MCP, Telegram, voice, secrets, security, and full configuration reference.

Does this skill answer from the model's memory or from documents?▼

It answers strictly from the bundled wiki files, never from the model's memory. The skill explicitly forbids answering from recall and requires citing the source page for every response.

What happens when a question is not covered by the LaRuche wiki?▼

The skill instructs the agent to state that the page does not exist rather than inventing an answer. Only pages listed in the skill's page map are treated as valid sources.

Which skill should I use to configure LaRuche instead of learning about it?▼

For doing rather than explaining, the documentation points to neighboring skills: configure-laruche for settings and providers, cognitive-memory for recall, extend-toolset for Forged Tools and MCP, delegation for sub-agents, and long-running-work for missions.

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