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mindragent

v1.1.0

Published

Persistent codebase memory for AI coding agents

Readme

mindr

Give AI coding agents persistent memory of your codebase.

AI coding agents are stateless by default — every session starts from zero, re-learning the same codebase, repeating the same mistakes. Mindr fixes this with a git-aware, tree-sitter-powered memory layer that works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider, OpenCode, and any MCP-compatible agent.

npm License: MIT

Install

npm install -g mindragent

60-second demo

cd my-project
mindragent init                      # scan repo, install git hook, detect conventions

mindragent generate agents-md        # auto-generate AGENTS.md from observed patterns
mindragent generate claude-md        # auto-generate CLAUDE.md

mindragent remember "We use tRPC for all internal APIs" --type decision
mindragent memory list
mindragent status

MCP setup (Claude Code)

Add to .claude/settings.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mindr": { "command": "mindragent", "args": ["serve"] }
  }
}

Every new session now gets automatic context — decisions, conventions, hot modules, active debt — injected before the first message.

CLI reference

mindragent init                       Set up Mindr in current repo
mindragent remember <text>            Store a memory manually
mindragent forget <id>                Delete a memory
mindragent memory list                Browse stored memories
mindragent decisions                  Browse architectural decisions
mindragent replay                     Chronological decision timeline
mindragent debt list                  Browse technical debt
mindragent debt add <text>            Add a debt item manually
mindragent bugs                       Browse bug pattern memory
mindragent branch status              Branch-aware memory view
mindragent session health             Context pollution score
mindragent stats                      Token savings report
mindragent generate agents-md         Generate AGENTS.md
mindragent generate claude-md         Generate CLAUDE.md
mindragent serve                      Start MCP server
mindragent ui                         Open local dashboard (localhost:3131)
mindragent status                     Health check
mindragent migrate                    Migrate SQLite → Remembr cloud
mindragent config get <key>           Read config value
mindragent config set <key> <value>   Write config value

Documentation

Full docs, integration guides, and SDK reference: github.com/ai-emart/mindr

License

MIT