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Braingent Memory Repo

This is a Markdown-first engineering memory repository based on Braingent, created by JJ Adonis.

Use it as a durable memory layer for AI-assisted software engineering work. Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, and other tools should read this repo before planning meaningful work and should capture important outcomes after the work is done.

What Goes Here

  • Project and repository profiles.
  • Task records.
  • Code review records.
  • Decision records.
  • Reusable learnings.
  • Tool and version notes.
  • Ticket stubs for cross-cutting work.
  • Optional live BGT-NNNN agent tasks for active coordination.
  • Optional dashboard docs for a read-only live task UI.
  • An installable braingent helper CLI for search, validation, reindexing, task files, MCP retrieval, and QA generation.
  • The packaged QA generator for Markdown, Xray JSON, TestRail CSV, and Gherkin outputs.
  • Raw imports before they are summarized.
  • Preferences that guide future AI agents.

Read First

Agents should start here:

  1. AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md, depending on the tool.
  2. INDEX.md.
  3. CURRENT_STATE.md.
  4. preferences/.
  5. tasks/INDEX.md if live tasks are enabled and the work may already be active.
  6. Relevant organization, project, repository, topic, tool, ticket, or person records.

Core Workflow

Before work:

  • Read the root instructions.
  • Search memory for relevant context.
  • Check live tasks before creating overlapping active work.
  • Reuse prior decisions and conventions.

During work:

  • Track decisions, versions, commands, failures, fixes, tickets, PRs, branches, and follow-ups.
  • Append activity to a live BGT-NNNN task when coordination or handoff matters.

After work:

  • Create or update a durable record.
  • Link completed live tasks to durable records with agent_task: BGT-NNNN.
  • Update indexes or current state if needed.
  • Commit the memory change.

Search

Start with free-text search:

rg -n "<query>" .

Use the packaged structured search helper:

braingent find kind=decision
braingent recall repo=repo--example--owner--repo

You can also search frontmatter fields directly:

  • record_kind
  • status
  • organization
  • project
  • repositories
  • ticket
  • topics
  • tools
  • people
  • ai_tools

Safety

Never store secrets, credentials, tokens, private keys, customer secrets, or sensitive personal data in this repo.

Use placeholders and links instead of copying sensitive evidence.

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