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codex-brain-mcp

v0.1.0

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Persistent local Markdown memory for Codex, compatible with Obsidian.

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Readme

Codex Brain

Persistent, local, Obsidian-compatible memory for Codex. This Codex adaptation combines an MCP server, a reusable brain-sync skill, and optional AGENTS.md guidance.

Derived from Virul Wickramasinghe's MIT-licensed claude-setup. See NOTICE.

Install

npx -y codex-brain-mcp --install
codex mcp add codex-brain -- npx -y codex-brain-mcp

Restart Codex or VS Code, then ask: Use Codex Brain to initialize the vault and report its status. The default vault is ~/Documents/Obsidian/Codex Brain; override it with CODEX_BRAIN_PATH.

Tools: brain_status, brain_search, brain_read, brain_capture.

The first command installs the brain-sync Codex skill, enabling explicit $brain-sync use and implicit activation when its description matches. Add AGENTS.fragment.md to your global or project AGENTS.md if you want stronger automatic recall/capture guidance.

The server never pushes notes to Git automatically. If you sync the vault, use a private repository and review notes for secrets first.

Publish

npm publish --access public publishes codex-brain-mcp to npmjs. A GitHub release can run that flow using an NPM_TOKEN repository secret. Tagging v* publishes the scoped package to GitHub Packages using GITHUB_TOKEN.