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Three user-facing pages for exploring your memory.

Browse

Hybrid search over your memories. Type a query → all three signals (keyword + vector + graph) run in parallel and the top-K fused results render with per-tier signal badges.

  • Empty input falls through to recent entries (newest first).
  • + Remember opens a modal to add a new entry. The textarea is the focused element on open; Esc cancels, ⌘/Ctrl + Enter saves.
  • Tier badges on each row show which signal contributed: warm · cold · graph. A hit with all three shaded is a strong match.
  • Click an entry to open its detail card with the full content + provenance fields (sourceType, capturedFrom, confidence, createdAt, hits).

Today

A read-only feed of the last 24 h of activity:

  • New remember entries
  • Tokens minted by you
  • Project joins (you joined a project as a member)
  • Audit-log entries that name you as the actor (password resets, role changes)

Mixed and ranked by timestamp. Useful as a daily digest of "what did the agent learn today on my behalf."

Graph

Visual neighbourhood of a seed entry. Pick an entry → it renders at the centre with strongly-linked neighbours arranged in a circle. Click any node to recenter on it; the inspector card on the right shows that node's content + signal scores.

  • Depth slider (1, 2, 3) — wider walks pull in further-out neighbours. The fix in v1.1.3 makes depth ≥ 2 reliable; the engine degrades to degraded:true if FalkorDB blips.
  • Edge weights are the path-product of relationship strengths along the walk; nearer = stronger.

The graph is built automatically: every new remember links to its top vector neighbours (configurable via graphLinkFanout, default 3). The nightly dream cycle promotes shared-neighbour edges.

Active project

The sidebar's project switcher determines what each page sees:

  • Global memory only — your private user-global entries.
  • Some project active — user-global ∪ that project's entries. Search / recent / today / graph all union both.

Switching the active project doesn't move any data; it just widens the scope of subsequent queries.

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