Memory browser demo

This is the real reflect serve web UI (src/reflect_kb/cli/serve_static/index.html), running entirely in your browser. A small fetch shim answers its /api/* calls from a bundled snapshot of an invented sample knowledge base: no install, no server.

Sample data is invented. Archive, restore, confidence edits and compress-queue changes live in memory only and reset on reload.Open full screen ↗

What to try

Try	Where	What happens
Search	Box in the header: type postgres	Lexical BM25-lite ranking over title, tags and body. Cards show match and browse scores.
Graph view	Graph tab	Two-layer graph: memory nodes plus entity nodes. Drag nodes, scroll to zoom, click a memory node to open it. Toggle entities and labels.
Filters	Left sidebar	Facet by confidence, type, scope and tag. Combine with search and the sort menu (newest, recall score, title).
Curation drawer	Click any card	Edit confidence, see related memories and extracted entities, or Archive the note.
Superseded chains	Superseded tab	Notes replaced by newer ones, shown newest to oldest.
Archived and restore	Archive a note, then open Archived	The note leaves the list, the graph and the stats. Restore brings it back.
Compress queue	select, tick two or more cards	Queue for compression marks the group for the /reflect consolidate step.
Stats	Stats tab	Counts by confidence, type, scope and tag. They update as you archive and restore.

Note

Against a real knowledge base the same UI runs as reflect serve and its curation actions edit your markdown notes on disk. See the memory browser guide and the serve API reference.