AI Productivity

1AIVault Memory

Browse, search, and hand off your 1AIVault memories from inside 1DevTool's Memory panel. A read-only 1AIVault source sits alongside your local agent memory files, so any saved vault entry can go straight to an AI agent as context.

1AIVault Memory

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Searching the 1AIVault source in the Agent Memory panel for a 1devtool http client query, surfacing tagged vault memories

Why You Need This

How this feature boosts your daily productivity

The knowledge you deliberately save to 1AIVault lives in the vault; the memories your coding agents write live in dotfiles across your projects. Until now those were two separate places you had to context-switch between. The Memory panel adds a 1AIVault source next to Files, so your vault shows up right where you already read agent memory. Search and filter it without leaving 1DevTool, then send any entry straight into a terminal as context or copy it to paste elsewhere. It is read-only by design — 1DevTool never changes your vault — and points you to 1AIVault at https://1aivault.com when it is not installed.

How It Works

Get started in 4 simple steps

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Open the Memory panel

The Memory panel reads every AI agent's memory across your projects. A source toggle at the top switches between Files — your local agent memory — and the new 1AIVault source.

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Switch to the 1AIVault source

Flip the toggle to 1AIVault and every entry saved in your vault lists here alongside the local files, with the same filters for machine, agent and project.

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Search and filter your vault

Type into the search box to find a vault entry by text without leaving 1DevTool — the same box narrows both your files and your 1AIVault memories.

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Hand an entry to an agent

Send any vault memory straight into a terminal as context, or copy it to paste wherever you need it. It stays read-only — 1DevTool never writes back to your vault.

Without 1DevTool

The manual way vs. the 1DevTool way

The Hard Way

# Vault memories live in the 1AIVault app
# Agent memory lives in project dotfiles
# Switch apps to find the note you saved
# Copy it out, switch back, paste it into the prompt
# Two sources of memory, never in one view

The 1DevTool Way

A 1AIVault source sits next to Files in the Memory panel.
Search and filter your vault without leaving 1DevTool.
Send any entry into a terminal as context.
Read-only — your vault is never changed.

Key Capabilities

Everything included with 1AIVault Memory

Browse every 1AIVault memory inside 1DevTool's Memory panel
Read your vault alongside your local agent memory files
Search and filter vault entries by text without leaving the app
Send any vault memory straight into a terminal as agent context
Copy a memory to paste wherever you need it
Keep your vault untouched — the 1AIVault source is read-only by design
Get pointed to 1AIVault when it is not installed yet

Why It Matters

The productivity impact of having ai productivity built into your workspace

One Place To Read Memory

The knowledge you saved to your vault and the memory your agents wrote to dotfiles finally sit in the same panel, instead of two tools you switch between.

Context Without The Copy-Paste Hunt

Finding the right saved note and handing it to an agent is a search and a click, not a dig through the vault app and back.

Your Vault Stays Yours

The source is read-only, so browsing and borrowing your memories inside 1DevTool never risks changing what the vault holds.

Nothing To Wire Up

If 1AIVault is installed the source just appears; if it is not, the panel points you to it instead of failing quietly.

Ready to boost your workflow?

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