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Opens the project Memory graph store in a visual red-ui workspace or browser Workbench.

20|2|Updated May 16, 2026
Search Tags:#visualization#Workbench#mcp app#memory graph#reddb#red-ui#cluster view
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/reddb-io/red-skills --skill view-reddb-io
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: view
Source: https://github.com/reddb-io/red-skills/tree/main/plugins/memory/skills/core/view
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/reddb-io/red-skills --skill view-reddb-io

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Recalling memory as plain text makes it hard to understand how decisions, facts, and artifacts relate to each other. This Skill renders the project's Memory graph store visually so you can explore clusters, run queries, and browse collections instead of reading flat recall output. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Host-aware rendering: Opens the red-ui MCP App embedded in GUI hosts (Claude Desktop, VS Code, Cursor) and falls back to the browser Workbench via memory serve in terminal hosts like Claude Code. - View mapping: Routes your intent to the right red-ui view — cluster for graph/communities, query for search/cypher, collections for tables, home for overview. - Read-only safety: Never mutates the .red/memory/graph.rdb store and never embeds secrets or tokens in connection URLs. - Use Case: After weeks of ingested decisions and facts, ask to see the memory graph and get an interactive cluster visualization of how your project's knowledge connects. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to show me the memory graph for this project so it opens the visual cluster workspace.

Frequently Asked Questions about view

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I visualize my project memory graph?▼

Invoke the view skill to open the Memory graph store (.red/memory/graph.rdb) in the red-ui workspace. In GUI hosts it renders embedded via the open_red_ui MCP tool; in terminal hosts it falls back to a browser Workbench served by memory serve.

What views are available in red-ui for memory data?▼

red-ui offers home, query, collections, cluster, and security views. The cluster view shows the graph and communities visualization and is the default when you simply ask to see the memory graph.

Can I view the memory graph in Claude Code terminal?▼

Yes, but MCP Apps require an iframe surface that terminals lack, so the skill falls back to the Workbench. It runs memory serve to expose the store over a localhost HTTP URL that you open in a browser.

Why does the memory view say there is no graph to display?▼

This happens when the graph.rdb store file does not exist or Memory runs in markdown-only mode. The skill stops and directs you to /memory:init for graph mode followed by /memory:ingest to populate the store.

Does viewing the memory graph modify the stored data?▼

No, the viewer is strictly read-only and never writes to or mutates the store. It also never places secrets or tokens in connection URLs, passing only the non-secret endpoint and route.

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