Memory your agents can come back to

See the brain.
Then talk to it.

Explore a fictional startup’s connected memory, then use the real CLI against the same shared sandbox. No account. No setup maze.

Open the memory graph

Public · writable · reset hourly · fictional data only

Explore

Follow the connections

Open the public graph, search a topic, and click any memory to read the Markdown behind it.

Explore visually

Recall

Ask from the terminal

One command installs jumpyBrain and recalls the fictional company’s fundraising context in seconds.

Remember

Leave a memory behind

Write a disposable finding with the CLI, refresh the graph, and see your new node join the map.

See write command

Try it from your shell

Start with the one-command demo. Then copy the session setup once to run the smaller examples in the same terminal.

Install + recall

curl -fsSL https://demojumpybrain.juttu.co/try | bash

Session setup

export PATH="$HOME/.jumpybrain/bin:$PATH"
export JUMPYBRAIN_API_KEY="lqDEIHdxRSk9jgCIYBSBjQQmrHpIhDnmndksOmAP7j4Lzw38D1p4vsAIgNIID3ef"
export JUMPYBRAIN_DEMO_URL="https://demojumpybrain.juttu.co"

Remember something

echo "Trying out jumpyBrain for the first time!" \
  | jumpybrain remember --target-url "$JUMPYBRAIN_DEMO_URL" --type finding --title "First impression $(date -u +%Y%m%dT%H%M%SZ)"

Search

jumpybrain search --target-url "$JUMPYBRAIN_DEMO_URL" --query "ideal customer profile" --limit 5

Memory tree

jumpybrain tree --target-url "$JUMPYBRAIN_DEMO_URL" --connections

Prompt for a coding agent

Set up jumpyBrain against the public demo by fetching and following https://demojumpybrain.juttu.co/agent. Then recall what the fictional company remembers about fundraising struggles and summarize it for me. Treat the demo as public and disposable: do not send secrets or private information.