create-passageway-connectorCreate a passageway connector, a small program that lists the items of a source and prints their text as JSON Lines. Use when the user wants passageway to index a new source such as a folder, an API, a database or a wiki.
passageway-add-sourceAdd a source to a running passageway: write the [[connector]] for a folder of markdown, Trilium, Confluence or Wikipedia into passageway.toml, with secrets as env: references, then restart and check /health. Use when the user wants passageway to index something, or when the index is empty after conn
passageway-connectConnect Claude Code to a running passageway server: set its URL and password once, so the prompt hook adds relevant passages from the user's sources automatically and the recall MCP tool is registered. Use when the user wants to connect, check or remove the passageway hook or MCP server in Claude Co
passageway-evaluateMeasure how well passageway finds the right passage in the user's own sources and stays quiet when nothing fits: a guided question workshop that writes cases.toml, passageway eval on a reused index, the two numbers explained with their interval, a threshold sweep when the gate is off, and a comparis
passageway-installInstall passageway on this machine and run it as a service that survives reboots: uv tool install with the connectors the user wants, passageway init for the password and the config, a launchd agent (macOS) or systemd user unit (Linux) that reads the password and the connectors' secrets from files o
passageway-statusIs passageway fine? Checks the whole chain in order and says what to do: the server's own status tool (sources, counts, errors, model, version), the service that keeps it running, the hook's config and self-test, the MCP registration, and the log. Use when recall returns nothing it should, when the
passagewayRetrieval for Claude over MCP. Use when the user wants to install, configure, run or extend passageway: index their sources with connectors, ask the recall tool a question, or write a new connector.