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Agent memory tools: 8 repos in 4 kinds

No memory of code, notes, sessions or long tasks: 8 repos in those 4 kinds, one of each installed on your OK.

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Prompt
Help me build a second brain from these 8 GitHub repos: DeusData/codebase-memory-mcp, Graphify-Labs/graphify, garrytan/gbrain, AgriciDaniel/claude-obsidian, tobi/qmd, thedotmack/claude-mem, mem0ai/mem0, gastownhall/beads. Pick by four categories: code graph, knowledge base, session memory, task progress, at most one per category. First check what CLAUDE.md and Claude Code's built-in memory already record, and only add what they can't. Send out three subagents:
- scout (use Haiku): read each README and list the install command, where the data is stored, whether it needs an API key, whether it costs extra tokens, whether it runs a background process, and the license.
- architect: look at my project and CLAUDE.md, pick one per category, and explain why you picked it over the other one in that category.
- verifier: after I restart Claude Code, open a brand-new session with claude -p and ask about a decision we made earlier. For the code graph, ask who calls a specific function. Paste me the raw output.
Show me the commands before installing anything, and install only after I confirm. If you can't read a README, stop and ask me to paste it in. Don't fill anything in from memory.

Next Send it to Claude Code in your project.

Opus 5.5 can already run all night on its own. Give it these 8 GitHub repos as a second brain and it feels like cheating: a code graph that indexes the Linux kernel in 3 minutes, a 95K-star memory plugin for Claude Code, and the agent brain where Garry Tan keeps 155K pages.

Reading code (code graph):

  • codebase-memory: code only. It builds the graph locally without calling a model, and it’s what we use for our own code graph
  • Graphify: graphs your docs, PDFs, images and videos along with the code. 122K stars

Managing notes (knowledge base):

  • gbrain: every fact keeps its source, can be corrected or withdrawn, and is shared across your agents. We’ve hooked Gmail and Calendar up to it
  • claude-obsidian: turns your sources into linked, cited Obsidian pages, stored locally
  • qmd: local search written by Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke. It searches your notes, meeting transcripts and docs on your own machine, with no API key

Remembering chats (session memory):

  • claude-mem: installs with one command, compresses every session into a summary, and picks up from it next time
  • mem0: a browser extension that shares one memory across ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude on the web

Tracking long tasks (task progress):

  • beads: replaces scattered plan docs with one task dependency graph, so long tasks don’t lose context

Send this to Claude Code and have 3 subagents set it up for you.