brain-join

You can join a remote brain network by providing the remote Git URL to pull the consolidated brain state. The tool validates the remote URL, exports your local snapshot, and uses git-based operations to merge the remote brain with your local state.

The best way to migrate a brain network to a new machine is to pull the consolidated remote brain via Git and merge it with your local state. This process registers the new machine in the network and enables automatic synchronization on session boundaries.

No, age-based encryption is optional for securely joining a remote brain network. However, enabling encryption-aware onboarding ensures that your consolidated mental models and local snapshots remain protected during Git synchronization across machines.

Yes, python3 and jq are required dependencies used to process exported local snapshots and consolidate brain data during Git merge operations. They enable automated parsing and state integration when synchronizing your brain network across machines.

You should avoid Git-based brain merges if the remote URL cannot be validated or if your local state cannot be cleanly exported into a snapshot. Complex merge conflicts that exceed automated Git resolution capabilities also require manual intervention before synchronizing machines.