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Maintain a persistent code index and summary. Track important functions, patterns, and architectural decisions for fast future retrieval.
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| name | codebase-memory |
| description | Maintain a persistent code index and summary. Track important functions, patterns, and architectural decisions for fast future retrieval. |
| user-invocable | true |
Create and maintain a persistent, queryable memory of the codebase structure — so you don't have to re-read the same files every session.
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
context/architecture.md | Service catalog, directory layout |
context/decisions.md | Architectural decisions (ADRs) |
context/tasks/lessons.md | Accumulated wisdom from past work |
After any significant code change:
Before reading any file from scratch:
context/architecture.md for the relevant service/modulegrep -rn 'pattern' --color=never . 2>/dev/null | head -20After large refactors, run /update-code-index to refresh the code search index.
Build the project and verify it compiles cleanly. Use after making changes to confirm nothing is broken before running tests. Reads the build command from context/build.md.
Auto-configure .github/copilot-instructions.md and context/ knowledge docs for a new project. Use when setting up Brain Bootstrap in a new repository. Discovers the codebase, fills in templates, and writes project-specific configuration.
Save session state before context gets full or before ending. Writes current task state, branch, and loaded docs to context/tasks/todo.md so the next session can resume cleanly.
Clean workspace — build artifacts, dependencies, caches, Docker volumes, or temp files. Accepts arguments like build, deps, all, cache, docker, tasks, reinstall.
Load all relevant context/ knowledge files for a domain area. Use at session start or when switching to a new topic. Accepts a domain keyword like api, database, auth, build, security.
Query the database — list schemas, tables, describe a table, or run SQL. Accepts arguments like schemas, tables, describe <table>, or raw SQL.