What problem does it solve? It turns an opaque memory graph into a browsable, shareable snapshot so you can see what is actually stored, spot stale or orphaned entries, and inspect the graph structure without a database client. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Self-contained bundle: Writes graph.json (machine-readable nodes, edges, and stats), graph.html (a force-directed node-link diagram with a searchable list that opens straight from disk), and audit.md (a health summary with counts, superseded chains, orphans, and most-connected nodes). - Community coloring: The --communities flag runs RedDB's native Louvain community detection and colors nodes by thematic cluster in both graph.json and graph.html (requires engine >= 1.3.1). - Use Case: After months of accumulated memory, run an export, open graph.html in any browser, and use audit.md to find orphan nodes worth a follow-up doctor pass. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to export the memory graph and show you the interactive visualization.