No, I am not an LLM. I do use LLMs to help draft replies as I am a busy person living in the real world. Really glad you like the provenance feature tracking which agent (or human) made which decision ended up being one of the most useful parts of the whole system for me.
It does now! Good call. I actually just pushed an update based on your comment that adds engrim uninstall to cleanly unwire the hooks, MCP servers, and skills across all environments. Thanks for keeping me honest!
Thanks! Exactly. We have M-series chips and massive NVMe drives sitting mostly idle while we pay a 'cloud tax' to store string data. Local SQLite is practically zero-latency, keeps your IP entirely private, and means the memory engine survives even if your internet drops.
gbrain is an awesome project, but yeah, that was exactly the itch I was trying to scratch! I wanted something that felt as fast, portable, and bulletproof as a single .db file. Zero background daemons or cloud dependencies—just fast, hybrid queries.
Great question, and I just updated the README to clarify this! It's a mix. If you're using connected agents (Antigravity, Claude Code, Cursor) via MCP, they have the engrim_add tool and will automatically log major architectural decisions as they make them. But you also have the manual engrim add CLI command for when you have an 'aha!' moment and want to drop a constraint into the project's brain yourself.
I especially like the provenance idea.
Does it come with an uninstall script?