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anamnesis-dashboard

v0.1.1

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Browser dashboard for Anamnesis, the cross-machine, file-first memory layer for Claude Code.

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anamnesis-dashboard

Browser dashboard for Anamnesis, the cross-machine, file-first memory layer for Claude Code. Browse, search, and edit your memory store, see per-machine history, and sync, all from a local web UI.

Usage

npx anamnesis-dashboard

or, if you already have the core installed:

anamnesis dashboard

Serves http://127.0.0.1:3000 against the store at ~/.anamnesis (or ANAMNESIS_HOME).

Prerequisites

  • Node.js >= 20.
  • An Anamnesis store: uv tool install anamnesis-memory && anamnesis init.
  • The anamnesis CLI on your PATH for edits and sync (browsing works without it).
  • better-sqlite3 installs a prebuilt binary on common platforms; exotic platforms compile from source and need standard build tools.

Options

--port <n>            port to listen on (default 3000)
--store <dir>         store root (default ANAMNESIS_HOME, else ~/.anamnesis)
--no-open             do not open the browser
--install-desktop     add Anamnesis to your applications menu (Linux, macOS)
--uninstall-desktop   remove the applications-menu entry again
-v, --version         print the package version
-h, --help            show help

Desktop launcher

Add a clickable entry to your applications menu (Linux and macOS):

npx anamnesis-dashboard --install-desktop

Clicking Anamnesis starts the dashboard and opens your browser; if one is already running it just opens the browser instead. Remove the entry again with --uninstall-desktop.

The server binds 127.0.0.1 only. Docs: https://oscardvs.github.io/anamnesis/