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@pocketlantern/knowledge
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@pocketlantern/knowledge
Curated, blocker-aware decision cards for PocketLantern.
This package contains the knowledge base — YAML decision cards and a graph index of blocker edges (EOL dates, breaking changes, lock-in risks, version floors).
Contents
cards/— Decision cards across 25+ categories (auth, database, frontend, infra, serverless, etc.)graph/_index.json— Sidecar blocker edge index for search augmentation
Usage
This is a data package consumed by @pocketlantern/mcp-server. You typically don't install it directly — it comes as a dependency of the pocketlantern CLI.
npm install -g pocketlantern
License
MIT
FAQs
Curated blocker-aware decision cards for PocketLantern
We found that @pocketlantern/knowledge 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.
Package last updated on 27 Mar 2026
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