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Use cases

The right information, at the right time.

Lore serves everyone who runs, maintains and evolves systems: developers, administrators, DevOps engineers, support teams and consultants.

Database administrators

Restoring a database in the middle of the night

A restore fails with an error message. You need the right procedure, right now, and you need to know it is up to date.

BeforeDigging through three wikis, calling whoever is on call, hoping the page you found is still valid.
With LorePaste the error message, open the procedure at the exact passage, check that it is published and current.
System administrators

Diagnosing a server outage

A server no longer boots. The team may have seen this before, but who remembers?

BeforeAsking colleagues one by one and rereading old tickets.
With LoreFind similar incident reports, their causes and the corrective actions already taken.
Support teams

Answering a recurring request

The same connection problem comes back every week. The fix exists, somewhere.

BeforeStarting the investigation over every time, or waiting for the expert.
With LoreSearch for the symptom and find the approved record that describes the cause and the fix.
Development teams

Getting up to speed on a project

A developer joins the team and needs to understand the architecture of an existing application.

BeforeAsking several colleagues and browsing repositories without knowing which document is authoritative.
With LoreA project space gathers the architecture, the technical decisions and the records, each with its status and owner.
Team leads

Keeping knowledge when someone leaves

An expert moves to another role. Their procedures and lessons learned must not leave with them.

BeforeA rushed handover, and knowledge that disappears with the person.
With LoreDocuments and records stay in the team’s spaces, with a new owner assigned.

Lore is on its way to version 0.1.

Accounts, invitations and administration already work. Spaces, import, search and versions are coming. Try the demo, and follow the project on GitHub.