Memory dashboard

A terminal-aesthetic dashboard for visualizing and curating memory-ts memories.

Features

• Visual memory browser - See all your memories with importance bars, timestamps, and semantic tags
• Promote/demote - Adjust memory importance with ⬆⬇ buttons (uses PATCH endpoint from v0.4.15+)
• Bury/unbury - Hide irrelevant memories from retrieval without deleting
• Filter by scope - Global vs project-level memories
• Filter by type - Memory types (breakthrough, decision, technical, etc.)
• Filter by importance - High/medium/low priority views
• Search - Full-text search across memory content
• Sort toggle - Switch between recency and importance sorting
• Memory diff - Compare current vs previous snapshots to see what changed

Requirements

• memory-ts v0.4.15+ running locally
• A modern browser

Usage

1. Start memory-ts server (default: http://localhost:8765)
2. Open index.html in your browser
3. The dashboard auto-connects and loads your memories

That's it. Single HTML file, no build step, no dependencies to install.

Design

Terminal aesthetic inspired by retro CRTs:

• JetBrains Mono font throughout
• Scanline overlay effect
• Cyan for global memories, amber for project-level
• 10-level importance gradient with color-coded bars
• Dark background (#0a0a0f) with subtle glow effects

Configuration

The API endpoint is hardcoded to localhost:8765. If your memory-ts runs elsewhere, edit line ~683 in index.html:

const MEMORY_API = 'http://localhost:8765';

License

MIT