Your project remembers.The project brain for builders and agents.
MindMux is a local-first AI workbench with persistent project context. Discuss, distill, and dispatch — your project's context stays intact across sessions, models, and agents.
Built for shared momentum, not chat history.
Markdown Brain
Your durable output lives in plain files under brain/, readable by humans, git, and external agents.
Compiled Truth + Timeline
Separate the current best understanding from the observations and decisions that led there.
Root Docs
Keep background, architecture, flow, mindmap, stack, and roadmap as stable project documents.
Local-first
Project memory stays on disk. Runtime choice is separate from the brain you are building.
Expert Modes
Switch between product, CTO, architect, researcher, and handoff thinking without binding roles to one model.
Task Handoff
Turn discussion into structured tasks for coding agents or GitHub issues, with context attached.
Open Source
The client source code is being progressively published. No black boxes — your project memory stays yours.
FAQ
Which AI models can I use with MindMux?
MindMux is model-agnostic. Because memory is plain Markdown, you can work with Claude, GPT, Codex, and future models without migration.
Where is project memory stored?
On your Mac, in a folder you control. MindMux writes Markdown files to brain/ inside your project directory. No forced cloud sync and no account required.
Can I adopt MindMux in an existing repo?
Yes. Point MindMux at any directory and it creates a brain/ folder alongside your existing codebase.
How is this different from Obsidian or Notion?
MindMux is built for the AI execution loop. It helps you discuss, distill, and dispatch work with persistent context, not just store notes.
Is MindMux open source?
Yes. The MindMux client source code is planned to be progressively published so you can read, fork, and self-host the code as it is released.
Turn your thinking into shipped work.
Keep project context intact from first question to final handoff.
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