Lore needs a gbrain backend, which is the main first-run hurdle. A docker-compose.yml that brings up Lore (via the existing Dockerfile) alongside a local gbrain — wired through GBRAIN_MCP_URL, with AUTH_MODE=none + ALLOW_INSECURE=1 for local-only use — would make "clone → see it working" a one-liner.
Acceptance
docker compose up serves a working Lore against a local gbrain.
- A short "Run locally with Docker" note in the README points to it.
- Compose file makes clear it's local-only (insecure auth).
Pointers
Dockerfile, .env.example, README Quickstart.
Lore needs a gbrain backend, which is the main first-run hurdle. A
docker-compose.ymlthat brings up Lore (via the existingDockerfile) alongside a local gbrain — wired throughGBRAIN_MCP_URL, withAUTH_MODE=none+ALLOW_INSECURE=1for local-only use — would make "clone → see it working" a one-liner.Acceptance
docker compose upserves a working Lore against a local gbrain.Pointers
Dockerfile,.env.example, README Quickstart.