The stack
Caboodle installs these together and proves each one works; every tool also stands alone.
| tool | what it gives your agents |
|---|---|
| caboodle | one wizard that installs the stack and proves it works |
| quipu | a knowledge graph that refuses facts that break its rules |
| camayoc | the starter vocabulary, and how new knowledge earns its way in |
| bobbin | search and context over your repositories, served over MCP |
| yupana | which code calls which: the blast radius before an edit |
| desire-path (you are here) | the tool calls your agents get wrong, so you can fix them |
Desire Path supplies evidence about failed tool calls. Bobbin supplies repository search, and Yupana supplies structural queries. Quipu and Camayoc provide governed knowledge; Caboodle installs and checks the tools. Basic Desire Path capture and queries work locally without any of the other services.
The optional signposting mode can suggest a search or structural command after a weak search. Read its contract before turning it on; presence of a tool is not evidence of improved results.