attach-personalbrain

To attach a persistent memory layer, you connect your current workspace to a PersonalBrain repository. This provides a durable bridge for routing, retrieval, and cross-machine awareness while keeping memory usage opt-in and repo-local.

Project-aware memory links your current task to a persistent repository by auto-detecting anchors like AGENTS.md and catalog.jsonl. It maintains clear boundaries between your workspace and external repos for safe, cross-repo context.

You connect by running the attachment skill, which automatically detects common anchors such as AGENTS.md and 40_governance/catalog.jsonl. If no anchors exist, it safely falls back to a default root to initialize the connection.

Yes, you can use project-aware memory safely across multiple repositories. The attachment maintains clear memory boundaries between the current workspace and external repos, ensuring opt-in, repo-local usage without cross-contamination.

If anchors like AGENTS.md or catalog.jsonl are missing, the memory attachment safely falls back to a default root. This ensures the persistent memory layer initializes without failing when standard detection files are absent.

Yes, you need a PersonalBrain repository to enable project-aware routing. The attachment acts as a lightweight bridge linking your current task to this external repository for durable notes and project signals.