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> want to build context to a good place then preserve/reuse it over and over, fire off side quests etc, bring back only the good stuff

My attempt - a minimalist graph format that is a simple markdown file with inline citations. I load MIND_MAP.md at the start of work, and update it at the end. It reduces context waste to resume or spawn subagents. Memory across sessions.

https://pastebin.com/VLq4CpCT

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This is incredible. It never occurred to me to even think of marrying memory gather and update slash commands as a mindmap that follows the appropriate node and edge. It makes so much sense.

I was using table structure with column 1 as a key, and col 2 as the data, and told the agents to match key before looking at Col 2. It worked, but sometimes it failed spectacularly.

I’m going to try this out. Thanks for sharing your .md!

Very very cool. Going to try this out on some of my codebases. Do you have the gist that helps the agent populate the mindmap for an existing codebase? Your pastebin mentions it, but I dont see it linked anywhere.

Yes, it is here https://pastebin.com/XuV4H9Zd

Thank you!

Super interesting. I need to give it a proper read through with fresh eyes!

I just posted a Show HN re my graph storage for research chat sessions - curious on your thoughts!

I love this idea, and have immediately put it to use in my own work.

Would you mind publishing the `PROJECT_MIND_MAPPING.md` file that's referenced in `MIND_MAP.md'?

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