AI Memory Manager

Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Qwen all write memory entries to disk in their own formats and locations, so your accumulated "what the AI remembers" knowledge ends up fragmented across a dozen dotfiles you'll never hand-edit. The Memory Manager reads every agent's memory across every project and renders them in a single panel you can actually use. Filter by agent and project with two dropdowns to narrow "all Codex memories" or "Claude memories for this one repo." Toggle from List view into an interactive Graph view — Cytoscape lazy-loads only when you switch, memoized filtering keeps hundreds of nodes smooth, and you can see at a glance how memories reference each other across projects and agents. Create and edit entries inline in the Markdown editor with autosave, instead of opening a text editor and hoping you don't corrupt the format. And when you want your AI memories to live alongside the rest of your notes, the Obsidian export writes every entry as a Markdown file into a vault folder you pick, preserving the agent/project folder hierarchy so your memory archive becomes first-class notes you can browse, link, and search in Obsidian.