Your AI assistant forgets you every sessionBrain Kit gives it a memory of you
Your projects, the people you work with, your decisions and meetings, kept as linked notes on your computer. Your assistant checks them first, in every project, before it asks you or guesses
- Your notes stay on your computer
- Arabic and English
- 3 computers per license
- No subscription
Live demo from the kit's demo brain: Sara, a fictional person
short interview questions, about 5 minutes
commands: setup, save, ask, review and map
follow-up questions at most when it saves
of your computers on one license
Every new session starts from zero
You explain your projects again. Your clients again. The decision you made last week, again. And when it doesn't know something, it guesses and sounds sure
- Mazen is a client, he owns Al Rayhan
- We chose delivery over a second branch
- 3 menu designs due 2026-10-14
- Layla runs production and recipes
- Course platform: still open
- Mazen is a client, he owns Al Rayhanbrain/people/mazen.md
- We chose delivery over a second branchbrain/decisions/branch-or-delivery.md
- 3 menu designs due 2026-10-14brain/meetings/2026-10-09-mazen-menu.md
- Layla runs production and recipesbrain/people/layla.md
- Course platform: still openbrain/decisions/course-platform.md
Brain Kit keeps all of it as plain notes on your computer. Your assistant reads them first and tells you which note every answer came from
Three steps and it knows you
No account and no server. A folder on your computer and the assistant you already use
A brain that keeps up with you
Six things it does from the first day
It interviews you
/brain-setup asks one good question at a time: who you are, what you're working on, who matters, what's still open. It saves nothing until you say yes
I'll ask a few short questions, about 5 minutes
It remembers what you tell it
Tell it about a meeting, a decision or a person in two lines. It asks two follow-ups at most and files a linked note, updating the old one instead of making a twin
It answers with sources
Ask «what did we decide about the menu?» and it answers from your notes, naming the note and its date. When it doesn't know, it says so
It keeps your brain true
Run /brain-review whenever you like: 3 to 5 quick questions about open decisions, quiet projects and meetings with no next step. Then it updates the notes
It shows you everything
A knowledge map of every subject and how it connects, plus a 3D view. Presenting mode hides private notes when you share your screen
- Layla
- Mazen
- Al Rayhan
- Delivery expansion
- Canva
- Rania
It works in every project
After install your assistant looks you up in the brain from any folder, and asks «Shall I save this to your Brain?» when you say something new
Your whole work on one map
Real screens from the map viewer. Every subject sits on the ring, every thread is a link, and any name opens its note
Screens from the demo brain that ships with the kit (a fictional person, in Arabic)
Private by design
Your brain is a folder of plain Markdown files on your computer. Nothing from it is ever sent to me. Your notes are only read by the AI assistant you already use, when it needs them
- Plain Markdown files you own. Open them in any editor or in Obsidian
- No account and no server. Brain Kit itself sends nothing anywhere
- Notes about people, companies, meetings and decisions are private by default
- Every earlier version of an edited note is kept in brain/.brain/history
- my-brain/
- brain-kit.json
- brain/
- me/profile.mdprivate
- people/layla.mdprivate
- decisions/branch-or-delivery.mdprivate
- meetings/2026-10-09-mazen-menu.mdprivate
- projects/delivery-expansion.md
- tools/canva.md
- .brain/history/
Everything in one download
Unzip it and it's all there
- The brain skill and 5 commands: /brain-setup · /brain-save · /brain-ask · /brain-review · /brain-map
- The engine: search that understands Arabic, linked notes, history of every change, imports from your existing Markdown folders
- The map viewer: knowledge map, 3D graph and presenting mode — runs locally, no account
- The installer, also as a Claude Code plugin
- A demo brain to try it before you add your own
- Step-by-step guides in Arabic and English
- A personal license for 3 of your computers
What you need
- Claude Code (recommended) or Codex, with your own subscription
- Node.js 18 or newer — free from nodejs.org
- Tested on macOS. It's built on Node alone, so it should run on Windows and Linux too
One price. Yours to keep
- The brain skill and 5 commands
- The engine and the map viewer
- A demo brain and guides in Arabic and English
- A personal license for 3 of your computers
- Support on Instagram @jamal_mohafil
- Your license key arrives in your purchase email
- A digital product, so all sales are final
Questions
No. You pay once and keep it. Your AI assistant (Claude Code or Codex) is your own subscription