Mindo

🧠 AI-powered development memory assistant. Never re-explain your project to your AI again.

What is Mindo?

Mindo gives your AI assistant persistent memory about your project:

• 📝 Tracks architectural decisions
• 🔄 Auto-detects git context (branch, recent commits)
• 🔍 Enables semantic search across your project knowledge
• 🤝 Syncs with your team (optional)

Quick Start

# Install globally
npm i -g @edsphinx/mindo

# Initialize in your project
cd your-project
mindo init

# Start the MCP server
mindo serve

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | mindo init | Initialize Mindo in current project | | mindo serve | Start MCP server | | mindo remember "..." | Add a decision to memory | | mindo search "..." | Search decisions | | mindo context | Show project context | | mindo status | Check Mindo status |

How It Works

your-project/
├── .mindo/
│   ├── config.json      ← Project config
│   ├── context.md       ← Project description
│   └── decisions/       ← Architectural decisions
└── ...your code...

When you run mindo serve, it starts an MCP server that exposes:

• mindo://context - Your project description
• mindo://auto-context - Git status, branch, recent changes
• mindo://decisions - All recorded decisions

Your AI assistant can then query this context to give better, more informed responses.

With Cursor/Claude

Tell your AI:

"Use Mindo for context. Query mindo://context before answering questions about this project."

Roadmap

• [x] CLI with init/serve commands
• [x] Auto-detect project tech stack
• [x] MCP server with resources
• [ ] Decision tracking (v0.2)
• [ ] LanceDB for vector search (v0.3)
• [ ] RAG for semantic search (v0.4)
• [ ] Team sync via Turso (v0.5)

License

MIT