Documentation
Start with the project README. Then:
These pages are also published as a website at https://daniilki.github.io/pali-canon-claude/, built by scripts/build-site.mjs and the “Docs site” workflow (.github/workflows/pages.yml). The site goes live only after a maintainer turns on GitHub Pages once: repository Settings → Pages → Build and deployment → Source: GitHub Actions. Until then the address returns 404 and the first workflow run fails at the Pages setup step.
For everyone
- Coverage: exactly what is included, by collection
- Source library: every source, used, linked, planned or declined, and why, with links
- Citation guide: how to cite texts, and the numbering differences
- Glossary: Pāli and technical terms
- Roadmap: how we compare with Bible, Quran and Sefaria tools, and the plan
- Directory listings: the MCP Registry entry and the packets for community directories
- Install guides: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI
- Examples: things to ask, and which tools answer them
- Install in editors and agent apps: Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, Cline and Goose
- Local AI models: use it with LM Studio, Open WebUI, Ollama and other apps that run on your own computer
For the curious and for contributors
- Citation index export: every text’s VRI paragraphs, PTS page and translation links as JSON and CSV
- llms.txt: a short description of the tools and data for AI agents
- How it works: how the data was built and checked
- Decisions: each major decision and its reasoning
- Development: build, test, connect clients, release
- Permission letters: letters to our sources and their status
For AI agents
- AGENTS.md: rules, architecture, data model, lessons learned
Archive
- v1 research: the superseded version 1 research, kept for its survey of other traditions’ tools