Brainbox

Persistent, portable memory for AI assistants — a private per-tenant memory graph (memories, lessons, sessions, documents) reachable from any MCP client.

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Что умеет

Whoami: Show who you are signed in as, and how many memories your brain holds.
Remember: Store a memory in your brain.
Learn Lesson: Store a durable, reusable lesson — decays slower than a memory and is evidence-tracked.

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Persistent, portable memory for AI assistants — a private per-tenant memory graph (memories, lessons, sessions, documents) reachable from any MCP client. Sign up at https://brainbox.thexi.dev.

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whoami	Show who you are signed in as, and how many memories your brain holds.
remember	Store a memory in your brain.
learn_lesson	Store a durable, reusable lesson — decays slower than a memory and is evidence-tracked.
recall	THE memory search — ALWAYS use this for anything about the user, their work, projects, people or past conversations. Semantic search over memories and lessons (vector + keyword fused, decay-aware, salience-ranked, confidence-graded, evidence-tagged, with an honest abstention gate). For 'what's the latest / recent / catch me up' use `recent` instead — recency isn't semantic. Stored FILES/documents live behind `find_document`, not here.
recent	List your most recent memories and lessons, newest first. Use this for any recency/ordinal question — 'what's the latest', 'catch me up', 'anything new', 'recent updates'. For questions ABOUT a topic, use `recall` instead.
graph_query	Run a read-only Cypher query against your brain (power tool).
add_evidence	Attach evidence to a lesson — supports or refutes it. Evidence gates a lesson (facts outrank hypotheses): enough support → [CONFIRMED]; a strong refute → [DISPROVEN].
apply_lesson	Record that a lesson was genuinely applied. Promotes its retention (FSRS: the harder it was to recall, the bigger the stability gain) and increments apply_count.
correct_lesson	Record that a lesson was wrong or needs revision. Increments correction_count and flags it for review; optionally replaces its content (re-embedded).
correct	Correct something the AI remembered wrong — works on memories, ideas AND lessons (for lessons it generalises correct_lesson). With new_content it rewrites the item (re-embedded; the superseded text is preserved in its lineage). Without, it flags the item as wrong for review.
forget	PERMANENTLY delete an item from your brain — the GDPR verb, for memories, ideas, lessons and documents. Everything derived from it cascades: similarity/co-activation/concept edges, evidence entries, lineage (:Mutation) records, recall receipts and session-log traces. NOT recoverable — for 'this is wrong' use correct instead.
pin	Pin a memory or lesson so recall reliably surfaces it — an explicit 'this matters' signal that outranks organic salience until unpinned.
unpin	Remove a pin — the item returns to organic salience ranking.
write_log	Audit what your AI wrote into your brain — every memory, idea, lesson and document with which client wrote it, how it authenticated, and when. Newest first; optionally filtered to one client. This backs the dashboard's audit view.
set_preference	Set a brain preference. Keys: capture_aggressiveness (off\|sparse\|balanced\|dense — ambient auto-capture; off means the AI only writes when told), genealogist (on\|off — idea-lineage recording), digest_cadence (off\|daily\|weekly).
capture_idea	Lightweight real-time idea capture — call DURING conversation when the user voices an idea, insight or decision. Lower friction than learn_lesson; stored as an embedded memory (kind: idea) so recall finds it.
store_document	Store a document/file (notes, reports, longer text) in your brain's file space (R2, tenant-isolated) and index it so find_document can retrieve it. For short conversational facts about the user, use `remember` instead.
find_document	Find or read stored FILES/documents only — NOT the user's memories (for anything about the user or past conversations use `recall`). Three modes: query (semantic search over titles/tags), file_id (read a specific file), folder (list a folder).
begin_session	Open a session with your brain (the wake of a dream cycle). Closes and distils any previous open session, returns a precomputed WakeBrief (what happened last time, open gaps, pending lesson proposals) and the brain-first protocol. Call at conversation start.
end_session	Close the session and let the brain dream: with a digest it distils shadow lesson proposals (never auto-written to your brain — review with list_proposals); without a digest only dedup and gap-logging happen. Call at conversation end WITH a digest.
list_proposals	List shadow lesson proposals the brain distilled from past sessions, for manual review. Nothing graduates into your real brain without resolve_proposal.
resolve_proposal	Manually review a shadow proposal: graduate it into a real Lesson (optionally edited) or reject it. This is the ONLY path from shadow to your real brain (MVP).
dream_metrics	Recall-as-dream health: sessions closed, digest rate, proposals/session, shadow precision inputs, replay hits, and the gate-escalation alarm.