Make agent memory searchable

The Bram binary now embeds SQLite with its FTS5 fulltext indexer and search engine. When you run Bram in a local GitHub (or GitLab) repo, here is what it indexes: – the JSONL session files written by Claude Code and/or Codex – the worklist items written by Bram – git commits – issues posted to GitHub or GitLab The screenshot, from Bram’s own repo, shows that StickyBox is found in all of the indexed buckets: agent sessions, commits, issues, and worklist history. (The date slider is pushed back because I’m looking for earlier occurrences.) When I added the search feature a few days ago I was thinking mainly of my own need to find things scattered across these buckets. But of course agents can use this unified search too! Here’s Claude Code proposing an XMLUI solution. (Spoiler alert: it won’t work.) It proposed to use StickyBox to top-anchor the Find box you see in that screenshot, which reminded me that I’d been avoiding StickyBox for reasons I couldn’t fully articulate. So I asked…