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Getting Started
  • Introduction
  • Quickstart
Features
  • Project Dashboard
  • Project Settings
  • Timeline
  • Team Collaboration
Skills
  • Skills Overview
  • Context Capture
  • Code Intent Lookup
  • Context Inject
  • Daily Digest
  • Weekly Digest
  • Session Compare
  • Session Summary
  • Prompt Evaluation
Administration
  • Members & Invitations
  • Account Settings
Getting Started

Core Concepts

Key terms and concepts used throughout AIFlare.

Hierarchy

AIFlare uses a 3-level hierarchy: Organization → Team → Project.

Organization (Org)Top-level group representing a company or organization
TeamTeam-level group under an Organization
ProjectUnit where actual work happens, nested under a Team

Capture & Timeline

Each commit maps to one Timeline Entry. A Hook triggers a Skill, which calls the capture API.

Work SessionOne Claude Code CLI session grouping multiple commits
Timeline EntryRecord unit per commit containing intent, summary, and conversation
Context Capturepost-commit hook triggers Skill to send metadata via API

Auth & Keys

Web uses JWT Bearer tokens; CLI uses API Keys.

JWT TokenBearer token used for web dashboard authentication
API KeyProject key for CLI/Hook auth, stored in aiflare.yml

Roles & Permissions

7 RoleTypes bound to ORG / TEAM / PROJECT scopes.

RoleType7 types: ORG_ADMIN, TEAM_ADMIN, PROJECT_ADMIN, and member/viewer variants
ScopeTypeScope where a role applies: ORG / TEAM / PROJECT
UserScopedRoleEntity managing permissions via (userId, scopeType, scopeId) tuple

Integrations

Three integration types: Hook, Skill, and MCP Server.

HookScript auto-executed on git post-commit / pre-push
SkillReusable script executed by Claude Code via slash command
MCP ServerExternal data server protocol providing context to Claude Code

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