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@papi-ai/adapter-md
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PAPI markdown file storage adapter — reads and writes .papi/ project files
Markdown file adapter for PAPI. Reads and writes .papi/ project files — sprint boards, build reports, active decisions, and planning logs.
This adapter implements the PapiAdapter interface using local markdown files as the storage backend. It's the default adapter for offline/local usage and is bundled into @papi/server.
npm install @papi/adapter-md
You typically don't need to install this directly — it's bundled into @papi/server at build time. Install separately only if building custom tooling.
The adapter reads from and writes to a .papi/ directory in your project root:
PRODUCT_BRIEF.md — Project vision and roadmapSPRINT_BOARD.md — Tasks with status, priority, and build handoffsBUILD_REPORTS.md — Post-build reports with effort and discoveriesPLANNING_LOG.md — Sprint history and active decisionsREVIEWS.md — Human review recordsMIT
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PAPI markdown file storage adapter — reads and writes .papi/ project files
The npm package @papi-ai/adapter-md receives a total of 38 weekly downloads. As such, @papi-ai/adapter-md popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @papi-ai/adapter-md demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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