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iwe

Markdown knowledge graph — LSP for your editor, CLI + MCP memory for your AI agents

Install

$/plugin marketplace add iwe-org/skills

Install command taken from the project's README or registry entry. Always review code before running it.

IWE — A shared memory for you and your AI agents

Your notes are your agent’s memory. iWe is where you work on them together.

iwe.md · Download for Mac · Docs · Reddit

Too many AI conversations start from zero. You explain your project, your decisions, your reasoning — then find yourself explaining it all again next session. Your own notes live somewhere else, out of the agent's reach.

Or worse, the agent “remembers” something in its own internal memory, but you can't easily see what it saved or correct what it got wrong. And that memory doesn't travel with you to the other agents you work with.

IWE gives you and your AI agents one shared place to work, right inside your project: a folder of connected Markdown documents — specs, plans, decisions, and more. Keep your own ideas there, ask your agent to save what you learn together, and return to that context as your work grows. You can read, edit, and organize those documents yourself — and they stay yours.

Choose how you work

There are four ways to work with IWE. Mix and match them to fit your day:

Tool How you'll use it
iWe for Mac Write and browse in a native app, and connect your existing Claude/Codex agent.
Your own editor Stay in Neovim, Helix, VS Code, or Zed, with note navigation, backlinks, and autocomplete.
CLI Search and manage your notes from the terminal or scripts.
Claude/Codex Let your agent read, write, and organize memory while you work through conversation.

All four work with the same Markdown documents. Draft a spec in your editor, develop it with Claude/Codex, browse it in iWe, or search it from the CLI. Use any combination you like; each tool also works independently.

Bring your own AI. Neither the IWE CLI nor the iWe Mac app includes an AI model. Both work on their own as tools for your notes. When you want AI help, use your existing Claude/Codex agent — in terminal or directly in the Mac app.

Plans · Charts · Technical documents · Releases — click a screenshot to see iWe in action on iwe.md.

Why IWE

  • Shared context. Your agent can use the same notes you write for yourself. Notes link to each other, and one note can belong to several topics, so you can follow an idea wherever it connects.
  • Memory you can read. Decisions and lessons saved by your agent are ordinary notes you can browse, correct, or delete.
  • Your notes stay yours. Everything is Markdown in a folder on your machine. Back it up, sync it, or keep it in git. You don't need an IWE cloud account to keep your notes; connecting an AI agent involves that agent's own setup and account requirements.

See it working on iwe.md →

iWe for Mac

If you'd like a dedicated space for your notes, use the native Mac app. Open a folder of notes and you get a fast, keyboard-friendly space to write and browse. You can also connect your existing Claude/Codex agent to work alongside you.

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