This tool helps you manage your coding memory. It connects Claude Code with Obsidian and Graphify. You save tokens because the system stores your codebase knowledge in a graph. This setup gives your coding agent a better memory. It also supports Portuguese.
Visit the following link to access the software: Download Page.
Look for the latest release on the right side of the page. Select the file that ends in .exe for your Windows computer. Save this file to your computer.
Ensure your computer meets these needs before you run the application:
- Windows 10 or Windows 11.
- At least 8 GB of RAM.
- Active Obsidian installation on your machine.
- An active account for your coding agent.
Before you start the application, perform these three actions.
First, install Obsidian. This application serves as the storage hub for your notes and memory. You can download Obsidian from their official website. Create a new vault to hold your knowledge graphs.
Second, ensure your coding agent has access to your file directory. The application needs to read local folders to map your project files. Keep your project folders organized in a single parent directory.
Third, verify your internet connection. The application communicates with various services to sync data. A stable connection ensures the Graphify feature works as expected.
Follow these steps to launch the tool:
- Locate the .exe file you downloaded earlier.
- Double-click the file to start the installation.
- Windows might display a security warning. Click "More info" and then "Run anyway" if you trust the software source.
- Follow the prompts in the installer window. Choose a folder for the program files.
- Click the "Finish" button once the installer completes its task.
- Find the new shortcut on your desktop. Double-click it to open the application.
After you launch the app, you see a settings menu. Enter your API credentials here. These credentials allow the application to communicate with your Claude Code instance.
Point the software to your Obsidian vault path. Use the "Browse" button to find the folder where you store your notes. This allows the application to import your chat history and knowledge graphs.
Select your preferred language. The software offers full support for Portuguese (PT-BR) if you need it.
The application focuses on three areas:
Persistent Memory: The tool saves your past coding sessions. When you start a new task, the agent remembers previous decisions. This prevents the agent from repeating errors.
Codebase Knowledge Graphs: The application maps how your files connect. It understands that a change in file A affects file B. You get better suggestions because the agent understands your project structure.
Chat Import Pipeline: You can bring existing chats into the system. This bridges the gap between your old work and the new memory system.
Do I need programming skills? No. The application handles the technical connection logic. You only need to provide paths to your folders and your account keys.
Does this software store my code on a server? No. The application runs locally on your machine. Your codebase data stays within your local file system and your Obsidian vault.
How do I update the application? Check the repository link periodically. When a new version arrives, download the new .exe file and run it over the old one. The installer updates your existing configuration automatically.
What happens if the graph map looks wrong? You can refresh the index in the settings menu. This forces the application to re-scan your project files. This fixes most issues related to file changes or missed updates.
Can I use this with multiple projects? Yes. You can switch between different project folders in the settings panel. Each project gets its own memory file in your Obsidian vault.
Why does this save tokens? Standard coding agents send the entire project history to the server every time. This tool only sends the relevant bits of information extracted from your graph. Smaller sets of data mean fewer tokens used per request.
If the application fails to start, check your Antivirus software. Sometimes security tools flag new applications. Set an exception for the folder where you installed the program.
If the agent seems to forget information, verify the connection path to your Obsidian vault. If the path changes, the application loses the connection to the knowledge graph.
If you see an error message about a missing dependency, restart your computer. This clears stuck processes from previous attempts.
For further support, return to the repository page. Open an issue on GitHub if you encounter a bug. Clear descriptions help the developers find solutions faster.
This setup provides a reliable way to manage complex projects. Consistent use of the knowledge graph improves the depth of your agent's understanding over time. Build your second brain alongside your code.