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memory-app

v1.0.0

Published

Web viewer for Memory — connect to any Memory server, browse and manage memories from the browser.

Readme

Memory App

Web viewer for Memory — connect to any Memory server, browse and manage memories from the browser.

Quick Start

npx memory-app

That's it. Opens a browser, enter your Memory server URL and secret, done.

Options

npx memory-app --port 4000    # Custom port (default: 3847)
npx memory-app --no-open      # Don't auto-open browser

Features

  • Browse memories with category filters and sorting
  • Semantic search — find memories by meaning, not just keywords
  • Create, edit, delete memories with category, tags, and importance levels
  • Pagination for large memory stores
  • Keyboard shortcuts/ to search, n for new memory, Esc to close
  • Auto-reconnect — saves credentials in localStorage

Shareable Links

Create direct links that auto-connect:

http://localhost:3847?server=https://your-server.workers.dev&secret=YOUR_SECRET

Warning: Anyone with this link has full access to the memory store. Share carefully.

Requirements

The Memory server must be v2.1+ (includes the REST API). If you're running an older version, update and redeploy:

cd memory
git pull
npm run deploy

Other Ways to Use

# Install globally
npm install -g memory-app
memory-app

# Or host the HTML file anywhere — it's just one file
npx wrangler pages deploy . --project-name memory-app

License

Non-Commercial. See Memory for details.