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Persistent memory layer for Claude Code with zero-interrupt architecture

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Purpose

To enable AI coding agents to retain project context across sessions and interactions, leading to more efficient and accurate code generation by providing a persistent, evidence-based memory.

Features

  • Persistent, git-native memory layer
  • Zero external dependencies beyond jq
  • Works natively with Claude Code hooks
  • MCP server for Codex, Cursor, Windsurf
  • Session continuity with work snapshots
  • Co-change prediction for related modules
  • Local file operations and git history tracking

Use Cases

  • Maintaining project context for AI coding agents across multiple sessions
  • Providing structured, auditable context to AI agents to ensure rule adherence
  • Enabling teams to share AI agent knowledge via shared git repositories
  • Reducing LLM token costs by performing heavy analysis locally

Non-Goals

  • Providing a vector database or embedding store
  • Requiring external services or daemons
  • Replacing core AI agent functionality with opaque logic
  • Storing or processing sensitive user secrets

Workflow

  1. User interacts with AI agent (Claude Code / Codex)
  2. Agent reads/writes files, triggering hooks
  3. Hooks record events locally
  4. Background analysis mines git history and events for patterns
  5. Work snapshot saved at session end
  6. Snapshot injected at session start, providing continuity
  7. MCP server exposes knowledge graph data to other agents

Practices

  • Evidence-based reasoning
  • Local-first architecture
  • Developer workflow augmentation

Prerequisites

  • bash
  • jq
  • git (optional, recommended)

Documentation

  • info:Configuration & parameter referenceWhile the README mentions configuration via env vars and tuning, specific details on all options, defaults, and precedence are not explicitly documented beyond general pointers.

Trust

  • warning:Issues AttentionThere is 1 open issue and 0 closed issues in the last 90 days, indicating a low rate of issue closure and potentially slow maintainer response.

Code Execution

  • info:ValidationWhile the bash scripts likely handle arguments, there's no explicit mention or evidence of a schema validation library like Zod or pydantic being used for input sanitization.
  • info:Error HandlingThe README and architecture notes mention error events and corrupt-line tolerance, but the specifics of error catching, categorization, and structured reporting are not detailed.
  • info:LoggingThe extension mentions an audit log for destructive invocations and an event log, but details on structured audit records and their accessibility are not fully elaborated.

Errors

  • info:Actionable error messagesWhile the extension mentions error logging and tolerance, the details on specific error message content (what, why, remediation) are not explicitly provided in the documentation.

Installation

/plugin marketplace add hilyfux/knowledge-graph

Quality Score

93 /100
Analyzed about 20 hours ago

Trust Signals

Last commit8 days ago
Stars10
LicenseMIT
Status
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