Keep your tools.
Bring context together.
Read selected sources from Obsidian, GitHub, Jira, and Confluence and keep them locally. Source references stay separate from agent-written summaries and tags.
Good decisions should carry into your next task.
Connect
scattered sources and your agent’s notes
so you spend less
time explaining from scratch.
Choose the vaults, repositories, tickets, and documents to connect.
Let users choose the scope.
Preserve sources and carry
context forward.
Found earlier decisions and their source evidence.
Link product principles and source evidence
to pick up
work in progress.
Your agent writes and connects.
You review the results and
evidence.
Read selected sources from Obsidian, GitHub, Jira, and Confluence and keep them locally. Source references stay separate from agent-written summaries and tags.
Keep summaries, tags, and sources with records you will use again. Review revision history and evidence, and export notes as Markdown.
Find related records through note and memo search and the relationship graph. Follow note wikilinks, source evidence, and MOC reading paths to explore context.
Link notes and sources to work and to-dos. See next actions on Home, and browse work updates and brief agent memos in chronological order in Activity.
Install an agent connection in Settings and start a new session.
Query saved notes and connected sources through CLI and MCP.
Enable automatic memory per project. The app must be running. Context queries currently search all permitted connections.
Notes and collected source snapshots are stored locally. Reading fresh external sources uses the network.
Connected sources are read-only. Notes retain their evidence and revision history.
Choose your connections and source scope. Credentials are managed in macOS Keychain.
Aidebook for macOS · Apple Silicon.
Download for macOSv0.1.0 public release Verified September 30, 2026
Apple Silicon · macOS 11 or later
Ad-hoc signed · Not
notarized by Apple. You may need to allow the app on first launch.
Local caching and search for selected sources, agent note storage, a note relationship graph, work and to-dos, activity history, and CLI/MCP queries are implemented. Each connection needs authentication setup. End-to-end flows for agents to automatically merge existing notes or infer next actions for every task are still being developed and validated.
Keep your existing sources in their original tools. Aidebook reads selected sources and separately stores notes and evidence for your agent. It does not automatically overwrite connected Obsidian files or external issues.
The showreel is a motion demo built with fixed example data to explain the product flow. It is not an app recording and does not connect accounts or make AI calls.
After installing the automatic memory hooks, create .aidebook-auto-memory.json in a project and set enabled to true. Hooks run only in those projects. This setting controls where hooks run; queries currently retrieve results from all permitted Aidebook connections.
Install with Homebrew, or download the v0.1.0 DMG from GitHub Releases and copy the app to Applications. The current release is ad-hoc signed, without Apple Developer ID signing or notarization. On first launch, you may need to verify the source and allow the app in macOS System Settings under Privacy & Security.