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@cognilabz/cognibrain

v0.1.80

Published

Self-hosted engineering memory for coding agents with a stable operator CLI, connectors and benchmark proof.

Readme

Cognibrain

Self-hosted engineering memory for coding agents.

Stop fixing the same agent mistake twice. Cognibrain stores durable engineering context — repo rules, reviewer corrections, failed commands, connector events, and patch evidence — then returns compact context before the next agent action.

License: MIT npm Docs

Quick Start

npm i @cognilabz/cognibrain
npx cognibrain init --yes
npx cognibrain status

What It Does

  • Durable corrections survive across agent sessions
  • Context retrieval returns relevant facts before each action
  • Action guards warn or block known-bad operations
  • Patch evidence tracks what changed, what commands ran, and why
  • 19+ connectors integrate GitHub, Jira, Slack, Sentry, and more
  • Dream cycles automatically maintain memory health

Integration Surfaces

| Surface | Best for | |---------|----------| | CLI | Operators, CI/CD, shell scripts | | MCP | MCP-native agents (Codex, Cursor) | | Harness CLI | Any shell-capable agent or git hook | | SDK/HTTP | Product integrations, dashboards, custom runtimes |

Documentation

📖 cognibrain.cognilabz.com

Repository Map

| Path | Purpose | |------|---------| | bin/ | Installable CLI entrypoints and shared runtime helpers | | src/ | Core memory engine, API server, connectors, and evaluators | | sdk/typescript/ | TypeScript SDK and connector helpers | | sdk/python/ | Python client package | | scripts/ | Internal verification, benchmark, release, and demo commands | | fixtures/ | Test and benchmark fixtures | | templates/ | Generated agent and harness configuration templates | | docker/ | Optional container packaging | | deploy/ | Optional deployment manifests | | data/benchmarks/ | Local benchmark source data; large/licensed JSON inputs are ignored and supplied explicitly |

Contributing

git clone https://github.com/cognilabz/cognibrain.git
cd cognibrain
npm install
npm run verify

See Contributing Guide for details.

License

MIT — see LICENSE for details.

The browser Operator UI is a separately licensed commercial add-on not included in the MIT package.