ThoughtDAG lays out your chat history as a graph you can edit rather than a scrolling transcript, with wires between nodes standing in for the context that carries from one thought to the next.
Its recall flow now asks Jev to select the relevant excerpts from your saved history instead of carrying everything forward, so old context you forgot about can resurface without flooding the next prompt.
In the builder's own pilot, that selection ran at a 391 millisecond median to pick the right excerpts out of 14 candidates, and you still choose what actually carries forward.
What you get
- Full TypeScript source code under the MIT license
- The infinite-canvas thought graph and its Jev-backed recall flow
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