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mymemex

v0.1.0

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A personal evolving memory agent - tracks who you are, what you've done, and what's happening now.

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mymemex

A personal memory agent for your Mac. Run mymemex init once and it scans your Mac — contacts, calendar, notes, git repos, shell history, dev tools, Obsidian vault, iMessages, and AI context files — and builds a local snapshot of who you are and what you've been doing.

npm install -g mymemex
mymemex init

macOS only. Data stays on your machine.

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | mymemex init | First-time setup. Scans your Mac and builds your memory. | | mymemex add | Manually log a new entry (thought, event, fact, or update). | | mymemex status | Show your profile and recent entries. | | mymemex watch <dir> | Watch a directory and auto-log file changes. |

Data sources

During mymemex init you choose which sources to pull from:

| Source | What it reads | |---|---| | Contacts | People you know — names, emails, phones | | Calendar | Events from 30 days back to 90 days ahead | | Apple Notes | Your notes | | Reminders | Open tasks | | Git | Languages and active projects from your repos | | Shell history | Tools you actually use day-to-day | | Dev tools | Tech stack from Homebrew, VS Code extensions, installed apps | | Obsidian | Topics and recent notes from your vault | | AI context files | CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, .clinerules, ChatGPT export | | iMessages | Conversations (opt-in, needs Full Disk Access) |

Permissions

Some sources require macOS permissions:

  • Contacts / Calendar / Notes / Reminders — macOS will prompt automatically on first access
  • iMessages — grant Terminal (or your terminal app) Full Disk Access in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Full Disk Access

Where data is stored

Everything is stored locally at ~/.mymemex/:

~/.mymemex/
  state.json       ← your profile + all entries
  logs/
    2025-01-15.json  ← daily append logs

Nothing is sent anywhere. No accounts, no cloud.

Requirements

  • macOS (Sequoia / Sonoma / Ventura)
  • Node.js 20+

Development

git clone https://github.com/blank3rs/memex.git
cd memex
npm install
npm run dev -- init

Build:

npm run build
npm start -- status