Project tab

The Project tab is a comprehensive dashboard showing the health and shape of the current project's memory. It combines statistics, breakdowns, recent activity, and maintenance operations in a single view.

Overview

The top section shows key metrics:

• Project slug and the latest active plan
• Service and database status — whether the backend is healthy
• Memory counts — total, active, and archived
• Confidence bins — how many memories are high, medium, or low confidence
• Recent 7-day activity — memories created and events captured in the last week
• Raw captures — total captures and how many are still uncurated
• Tasks, sessions, and runs — aggregate counts of work performed
• Timestamps — when the last memory, curation, and capture occurred

Breakdowns

Three side-by-side panels show how memories are distributed:

Memory types

Counts by classification: implementation, convention, architecture, debugging, plan, environment. This tells you what kind of knowledge dominates the project.

Source kinds

Counts by evidence source: file references, notes, task prompts, tests, git commits. This shows where your memories come from.

Top tags

The most frequently used tags across all memories, useful for understanding how the project's knowledge is categorised.

Top files and recent activity

Two lower panels show:

• Top files — which files and directories are most referenced in memories, ranked by count
• Recent activity — a chronological list of the latest events (captures, reindexes, queries, watcher health changes, checkpoints)

Maintenance operations

The bottom of the tab lists keyboard-triggered operations for project maintenance:

Controls