Mnemosyne Dashboard
wysie/mnemosyne-dashboard
Local-only, read-only web dashboard for browsing a Mnemosyne memory store from Hermes Agent
Mnemosyne Dashboard is a Hermes Agent plugin that serves a local web dashboard for browsing, visualising and maintaining a Mnemosyne memory store. It is read-only by default and makes no cloud calls.
What Mnemosyne Dashboard does
The dashboard is deliberately small: a Python standard library server, a static HTML, CSS and JavaScript frontend, no external JS runtime and no cloud calls. Navigation is organised into nine sections instead of raw database tabs, including Overview, Today, Context Bank, Visualiser, Explore, Activity and Graph. The overview shows counts for working memory, episodic memory, triples and consolidations, with recent memory cards that open a raw JSON drawer.
Explore offers global search across memories, triples and consolidations, a memory browser and a recall debugger. The Visualiser draws Constellation and Neural Map views, and a separate Three.js and WebGL page compares GPU-rendered versions. An optional password-gated maintenance mode supports superseding or expiring memories without hard deletes or raw overwrite edits. Screenshots in the README come from a synthetic mock database.
Key features
- Overview counts for working memory, episodic memory, triples and consolidations
- Today view with a daily digest of memories added or recalled, entities, sources and sessions
- Constellation and Neural Map visualisers, plus a Three.js and WebGL 3D comparison page
- Explore section with global search, a memory browser and a recall debugger
- Optional password-gated maintenance mode that supersedes or expires memories without hard deletes
When to use it
- Inspecting what a Mnemosyne store holds after weeks of agent use
- Debugging why a particular memory was or was not recalled
- Retiring outdated memories through supersession instead of deleting them
Who it is for: Hermes Agent users who keep memories in a Mnemosyne store and want a visual way to inspect and curate them.
How it fits with Hermes Agent
It is a Hermes plugin, installed with the hermes plugins command and loaded after a Hermes gateway restart.
How to install Mnemosyne Dashboard
These commands are copied from the project's README. Check the repository for the latest steps before you run them.
hermes plugins install wysie/mnemosyne-dashboard --enable
hermes gateway restartRequirements: A Mnemosyne memory store and a running Hermes Agent; the dashboard server uses only the Python standard library.
FAQ
What is Mnemosyne Dashboard?
Mnemosyne Dashboard is a local-first web dashboard for browsing, visualising and safely maintaining a Mnemosyne memory store from Hermes Agent. It is read-only by default.
Does Mnemosyne Dashboard work with Hermes Agent?
Yes, it is built as a Hermes plugin. You install it with the hermes plugins command and restart the Hermes process so the plugin tools are discovered.
How do I install Mnemosyne Dashboard?
Run hermes plugins install wysie/mnemosyne-dashboard --enable, then hermes gateway restart. A manual git clone into ~/.hermes/plugins/mnemosyne-dashboard followed by hermes plugins enable also works.
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