@nate_512A new open-source tool called codebase-memory-mcp can index the entire Linux kernel (28 million lines of code) for an AI agent in just three minutes. The trick is to stop having the agent read files one by one. Instead, this code intelligence engine replaces the traditional approach with a built-in 3D graph visualization that lets you explore your knowledge graph at localhost:9749.
View original postPhoto by @nate_512· Jun 16, 2026· Tech
The image shows a screenshot of a computer program with a 3D graph visualization. The focus is on the program's interface and the graph. The program appears to be running on a computer, with a black background and a colorful 3D graph in the center. The graph has a network-like structure with green lines and nodes, and some white and pink areas. On the left side of the image, there is a menu or sidebar with various options listed. There is no on-screen text overlay except at the very bottom which reads "Built-in 3D graph visualization (UI variant) — explore your knowledge graph at localhost:9749". The mood/style is techy and futuristic. A notable detail is the complexity and colorfulness of the 3D graph.
@nate_512A new open-source tool called codebase-memory-mcp can index the entire Linux kernel (28 million lines of code) for an AI agent in just three minutes. The trick is to stop having the agent read files one by one. Instead, this code intelligence engine replaces the traditional approach with a built-in 3D graph visualization that lets you explore your knowledge graph at localhost:9749.
View original postPhoto by @nate_512· Jun 16, 2026· Tech
The image shows a screenshot of a computer program with a 3D graph visualization. The focus is on the program's interface and the graph. The program appears to be running on a computer, with a black background and a colorful 3D graph in the center. The graph has a network-like structure with green lines and nodes, and some white and pink areas. On the left side of the image, there is a menu or sidebar with various options listed. There is no on-screen text overlay except at the very bottom which reads "Built-in 3D graph visualization (UI variant) — explore your knowledge graph at localhost:9749". The mood/style is techy and futuristic. A notable detail is the complexity and colorfulness of the 3D graph.
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