mx

A Swiss army knife for Claude Code and multi-agent toolkits.

A Rust CLI providing encoded git operations, a SurrealDB-backed knowledge graph, session archival, GitHub sync, and emotional state tensors. Designed for use with Claude Code, but works with any multi-agent workflow that needs persistent memory, encoded commits, or session management.

Installation

cargo install mx

Or from source:

cargo install --path .

Requires Rust 2024 edition. The binary is named mx.

Quick Start

Encoded Git Commits

mx commit wraps git commit but encodes the message using base-d. The commit title is hashed and the body is compressed, each encoded through a randomly selected dictionary. The result looks like hieroglyphs in git log but decodes cleanly with mx log.

# Stage all and commit with an encoded message
mx commit "fix session export crash on empty JSONL" -a

# Stage all, commit, and push
mx commit "add semantic search to memory" -a -p

# See what the encoding produces without committing
mx commit --encode-only --title "refactor store" --body "split surreal and sqlite backends"

Decoded Git Log

# Last 10 commits, decoded
mx log

# Last 20 commits with full details
mx log -n 20 --full

Knowledge / Memory

The memory system is a knowledge graph backed by SurrealDB (or embedded SurrealKV). Entries have categories, tags, resonance levels, embeddings, and relationships.

# Search knowledge entries
mx memory search "session bootstrap"

# Semantic (vector) search
mx memory search "how to handle state" --semantic

# Add a knowledge entry
mx memory add \
  --category pattern \
  --title "SurrealDB connection retry pattern" \
  --content "When the connection drops, use exponential backoff..." \
  --tags "surrealdb,reliability" \
  --source-agent smith

# Show a specific entry
mx memory show kn-abc123

# List entries filtered by category
mx memory list -c insight

# Statistics
mx memory stats

Default categories: pattern, technique, insight, gotcha, reference, decision, bloom, session. Categories are customizable per-deployment -- run mx memory categories list to see available categories.

PR Merge

# Squash merge (default) with encoded commit message
mx pr merge 42

# Rebase merge
mx pr merge 42 --rebase

# Standard merge commit
mx pr merge 42 --merge-commit

Session Archival (Codex)

Archives Claude session JSONL files to permanent storage with transcripts, extracted images, and manifests.

# Archive the current session
mx codex save

# Archive with clean markdown transcript only (no raw JSONL)
mx codex save --clean

# Archive all unarchived sessions
mx codex save --all

# List archived sessions
mx codex list

# Read an archived session
mx codex read <archive-id> --clean

# Search across all archives
mx codex search "memory migration"

GitHub Sync

Pull and push issues/discussions as local YAML files.

mx sync pull owner/repo
mx sync push owner/repo --dry-run
mx sync labels owner/repo

Environment Doctor

mx doctor
mx doctor --json

Base-d Encoding

Commits made with mx commit look unreadable in raw git log output. This is intentional. The commit message is encoded using base-d:

• Title: A hash of the diff, encoded through a randomly chosen dictionary. The title is a fingerprint, not human text.
• Body: The actual commit message, compressed and then encoded through another random dictionary.
• Footer: A bracket-delimited line indicating which algorithms and dictionaries were used, e.g. [sha256:ocean|zstd:forest].

If both title and body happen to draw the same dictionary, the footer includes whoa. -- a dejavu marker.

Use mx log to read commits. Use git log if you enjoy puzzles.

Configuration

Key environment variables:

Further Documentation

See the project wiki for full documentation on the memory system, encoding details, tensor schemas, and sync workflows.

Status

Published on crates.io. The API surface is evolving.

Licensed under Apache 2.0.