From agd-memory
Launches local HTTP server to view AGD memory files in browser: searchable blocks, force-directed graph of refs, rendered Markdown bodies with navigation. Use for 'view memory' or inspect project memory.
npx claudepluginhub pinperepette/agd-memory --plugin agd-memoryThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Open a local web page that shows the project's agd-memory as:
Manages per-project persistent AGD memory graph with TOC scans, selective block retrieval, and backlink traversal for efficient project context like preferences and decisions. Activates on memory queries.
Generates interactive D3.js force-directed graph of memory files across git history with time slider for temporal navigation; opens in browser as subagent. Invoke via /pmm:viz.
Explains claude-mem's observation capture from Read/Edit/Bash actions, memory injection starting second session, and local storage in ~/.claude-mem. Activates on 'how does it work?' queries.
Share bugs, ideas, or general feedback.
Open a local web page that shows the project's agd-memory as:
kind)refs)The viewer reads from the same memory file the rest of the plugin uses:
~/.claude/projects/<sanitized-cwd>/memory/memory.agd
The plugin ships a launcher at viewer/run.sh next to the MCP server.
From a session, run it in the background and surface the URL to the user:
"$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT/viewer/run.sh" >/tmp/agd-viewer.log 2>&1 &
If $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT is not set, look under
~/.claude/plugins/agd-memory/viewer/run.sh (Claude Code default install
location). Wait ~1 second, then read the URL from the log:
grep -oE 'http://127\.0\.0\.1:[0-9]+' /tmp/agd-viewer.log | head -1
Print that URL to the user. Tell them Ctrl+C in the terminal stops the server, or kill the background PID.
run.sh path/to/memory.agd — view any AGD file, not only the current
project's memory. Useful for inspecting backups or other projects'
memories.
fit and relayout.Keyboard: / focuses search, Esc clears selection.