Brain.

Brain Mac reads from
the Memory API.

The first integration is read-only. Brain Mac uses its own API URL, Brain ID, and key to read identity, profile, and memory status.

There is no customer login screen yet. For the private beta, Brain issues each design partner a scoped, revocable key. The signed Mac app reads it from owner-only configuration; it never asks the customer to paste a key into the product UI.

Brain MacCustomer interface
Customer Brain Identity · profile · Memories

Ask · Search · writes Stay on their existing paths

Four status reads. One cited canary.

getBrainConnect

Verify the Brain for this key.

getProfileProfile

Read current profile counts.

listMemoriesBrowse

List current Memories.

getMemoryInspect

Open one Memory by ID.

createContext can run invisibly for one approved query; Brain Mac resolves its first citation with getRecord and records only status and counts.

The customer SpineStore is live

  • Separate API base, key, and Brain ID
  • Identity, profile, list, and detail reads
  • Credentials stay out of the product UI

Still on existing paths

  • Visible Ask and Search
  • Writes and corrections
  • Context Memory/conflict arbitration

Brain Mac is the first customer integration. See how the same resources map to other products.

Hand this to your coding agent.

Give it the API base, Brain ID, and key. It starts read-only, replaces one context seam, resolves one citation, runs the app tests, and leaves Ask, Search, and writes alone until you approve the next cut.

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