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Mehmet Nuraydın edited this page Jul 28, 2026
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Why it's built this way.
The README tells you what dreamcontext does — the layer where you, your team,
and your agents all see the same big picture. This document tells you why it is built
the way it is: the philosophy, the neuroscience, and every design tradeoff, argued honestly.
- Why It Exists — the two-directional wall this tool answers
- The Problem in Depth — eleven problems, and what each became
- Architecture — the brain-region file layout
- The Hook Mechanism — seven hooks, zero tool calls
- The Sleep Cycle — consolidation, debt, the specialist fan-out
- Neuroscience-Inspired Memory — the research the design borrows from
- Memory Recall — BM25 over the curated corpus, and the hybrid layer
- The Dashboard — including the security model
- Project Task Overrides — your task format, enforced and briefed
- Council Debates — multi-persona decisions
- Lab (Insights) — curated metrics in the brain
- Automations — scheduled headless runs that learn
- The Desktop App — one window, every project
- Obsidian Integration
- Brain Cloud Sync — one brain, whole team
- Federation — live read across projects
- Linked Repos — governing bare code repos
- CLI Design — CLI for structure, native edits for content
- Install & Update — one command, no stale docs
- Design Tradeoffs — what was chosen, over what, and why
- Release History — how it got here, and what comes next
- Why It Exists
- The Problem in Depth
- The Architecture
- The Hook Mechanism
- The Sleep Cycle
- Neuroscience-Inspired Memory
- The Dashboard
- Project task overrides
- Council Debates
- Memory Recall (BM25 over the curated corpus)
- Lab (Insights)
- Automations
- Federation
- Brain Cloud Sync
- Linked Repos
- Obsidian Integration
- CLI Design
- Install & Update
- The Desktop App
- Design Tradeoffs
- What Comes Next