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@openmnemo/report

v0.4.1

Published

OpenMnemo report generation — builds a static HTML dashboard from Memory/

Readme

@openmnemo/report

Generates a static HTML dashboard from an OpenMnemo Memory/ directory.

Produces an interactive site with session timelines, knowledge graph, project dashboards, goals, todos, and full-text search — all from local Markdown and JSONL files, with no server required.

Install

npm install @openmnemo/report

Usage

import { buildReport } from '@openmnemo/report'

await buildReport({
  root: '/path/to/repo',            // repository root containing Memory/
  output: '/path/to/Memory/07_reports',
  noAi: true,                       // skip AI-powered session summaries
  model: 'claude-haiku-4-5-20251001',
  locale: 'en',                     // 'en' or 'zh-CN'
})

With AI summaries

Set noAi: false and provide ANTHROPIC_API_KEY in the environment. The @anthropic-ai/sdk package is a peer dependency and only required when noAi is false.

await buildReport({
  root: '.',
  output: './Memory/07_reports',
  noAi: false,
  model: 'claude-haiku-4-5-20251001',
})

Output structure

Memory/07_reports/
  index.html          Dashboard (session count, recent activity, top projects)
  graph.html          Knowledge graph (topics, entities, session links)
  search.html         Full-text search UI
  projects/           Per-project pages
  transcripts/        Per-session clean transcript viewers
  goals/              Goals tracking
  todos/              Todo list view
  knowledge/          Knowledge base pages
  archive/            Archived sessions

CLI

The easiest way to use this package is via @openmnemo/cli:

openmnemo report build --root . --output ./Memory/07_reports --no-ai
openmnemo report serve --dir ./Memory/07_reports --port 10086

GitHub Pages deployment

Set ghPagesBranch to deploy automatically:

await buildReport({
  root: '.',
  output: './Memory/07_reports',
  noAi: true,
  model: 'claude-haiku-4-5-20251001',
  ghPagesBranch: 'gh-pages',
  cname: 'memory.mysite.com',        // optional custom domain
  webhookUrl: 'https://...',         // optional Feishu/Slack/Discord/Telegram notify
})

License

MIT