Read https://github.com/MiltonHeYan/xbrain/blob/main/SKILL.md, help me install Xbrain, and organize my authorized design references for retrieval.

Xbrain

Turn scattered design references into context your Agent can find and explain.

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▶ Open the 34-second concept film (MP4)

“I saved the look, but I don't know its name.”

Your Agent looks at your saved UI or interior images, records visible features and suggests possible styles with evidence. Ask for a design: retrieve relevant originals, compare shared details, confirm a direction, then turn it into requirements. Explore those connections in the local reference graph.

A saved image is not a preference. Style labels remain hypotheses until you confirm them. Images the Agent cannot view stay unanalyzed.

What you need

Git, Node.js 22.12+, and an Agent with local commands and image understanding. Your existing connector supplies authorized bookmarks; Xbrain organizes and retrieves them. Memory works locally; you choose any external backend. CoreSpeed is an optional connector choice.

Your Agent and X access

Choose your Agent separately from how it accesses X. Claude Code, Codex, Muse, OpenClaw or Hermes can be your host if it supports local commands and image understanding; each still needs an authorized source for your private bookmarks. Public X search alone does not provide that access.

Grok Bot's X plugin supports bookmarks, according to its documentation. Xbrain does not yet include a Grok Bot adapter or a verified end-to-end import through it. If you prefer another Agent, choose an access route:

• Official X API: register a developer account and app, fund API usage under X's current pricing, and authorize your account with user OAuth. Bookmark reads need bookmark.read and the endpoint's other required scopes. Xbrain does not bundle an X OAuth client or direct API adapter; this route needs a reviewed source adapter.
• Optional CoreSpeed MCP: CoreSpeed handles the connector setup. Give your Agent set up https://corespeed.io/SKILL.md, then connect your personal X account. Use the included CoreSpeed source adapter. It currently imports a partial window of at most 100 bookmarks per call, with no continuation; it cannot promise your full history. Metered calls use CoreSpeed credits.

Keep credentials outside the repository. See X's bookmark permissions and OAuth scopes.

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MIT · By Milton / HeYan. Existing xstash data paths and commands remain compatible.