NevoFlux
Knowledge Base

GBrain Overview

A local, private "second brain" the agent can write to and recall from.

GBrain is NevoFlux's knowledge base — a local, private store of your notes, pages, and facts that the agent can capture into and recall from. Everything stays on your machine.

How it works

GBrain runs as a local background tool that the agent talks to. Pages are stored as Markdown files with a vector + keyword index for search, so the agent can find things by meaning, not just exact words.

Each page follows a simple model:

  • A distilled "compiled truth" at the top — the durable, current summary.
  • An append-only, newest-first timeline below a --- separator — dated entries of what happened or was added.

Enable it

GBrain is off until you turn it on. Open Settings → Knowledge Base and click Enable Knowledge Base. The wizard installs the runtime, initializes your brain, and starts the server. When the Server badge reads ready, you're set.

Browse it

Open nevoflux://brain to browse your pages directly in the browser.

Where your data lives

Your knowledge base lives in ~/.gbrain/:

  • atlas/**/*.md — your pages (the source of truth; a page's slug is its path).
  • journal/ — an append-only log.
  • brain.pglite/ — the local search database (vector + keyword).

Configuration is under [knowledge_base] / [knowledge_base.brain] in config.toml.

Use it

Capture, recall, synthesize, and maintain your knowledge with the brain skills. See Using GBrain.

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