GBrain is Garry Tan's open-source memory layer. Markdown notes that wire themselves into a graph any agent can read, so Claude Code, Cursor and everything else stop starting from zero. Two minutes to install. Your existing Obsidian vault comes with you.
If more than one agent touches your work, the re-briefing tax is already the most repetitive thing in your week. This removes it in an afternoon.
Why now Self-wiring memory only became practical once embedding costs fell far enough to re-index a whole vault continuously. Manual knowledge graphs never survived contact with a real week.
The change is that context stops being something you carry between tools. You say a thing once, and every agent you own already knows it tomorrow.
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The toolkit: turn your Markdown notes into a knowledge graph every agent on your machine can read. GBrain is Garry Tan's open-source memory layer — local-first, embedding-agnostic, and MCP-native so Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenClaw all share the same brain.
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I'm Raj Singh, founder of DebtOps.ai and a Claude certified partner. Over the last five years I've managed $25M in ads, built AI solutions for Fortune 100 companies, and installed AI operating systems and AI brains inside small businesses. Everything here is something I've shipped, debugged, or watched a client ship. My goal with AgileSingh is to make you irreplaceable in this AI age.
Shared memory matters most when there is more than one agent reading it. The agent swarm guide is where that compounds, and the MCP guide covers the serving layer. Browse the library, or pin a slot and I will set yours up.