Bkmr

Knowledge Management for Humans and Agents

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Store anything, find it by meaning, act on it instantly.

Beyond Bookmarks and Snippets: Knowledge Management for Humans and Agents

bkmr - crate of the week 482 - memories, bookmarks, snippets, text - search it, invoke it!

Organize, find, and apply various content types:

  • Web URLs with automatic metadata extraction
  • Code snippets for quick access and reuse
  • Shell commands with immediate execution capabilities
  • Markdown documents with live rendering, incl. TOC
  • Plain text with Jinja template interpolation
  • Local files and directories integration

Why bkmr?

  • Developer- and agent-focused: Integrates seamlessly with workflow and toolchain
  • Agent-friendly: JSON output, non-interactive mode, and _mem_ system tag for AI agent memory
  • Multifunctional: Handles many content types with context-aware actions
  • Intelligent: Full-text and semantic search capabilities
  • Privacy-focused: Fully local — database, embeddings, and search all run offline
  • Fast: 20x faster than similar Python tools
  • Automation-ready: Programmatic CLI with --json, --np, --stdout for pipelines and integrations
  • Editor Integration: Built-in LSP server

Agent Memory and Skill

Persistent long-term memory for AI agents. The _mem_ system tag and hsearch (hybrid FTS + semantic search) create a complete read/write memory interface:

# Agent stores memory:
bkmr add "Prod DB is PostgreSQL 15 on port 5433" fact,database \
  --title "Production database config" -t mem --no-web

# Agent queries memories with natural language (hybrid search)
bkmr hsearch "database configuration" -t _mem_ --json --np

# All output is structured JSON — designed for programmatic consumption

Use skill/bkmr-memory. It defines a comprehensive memory protocol with taxonomy, deduplication, and session workflows.

See Agent Integration.

Quick Examples

# Quick fuzzy search with interactive selection
bkmr search --fzf

# Add URL with automatic metadata extraction
bkmr add https://example.com tag1,tag2

# Store code snippet
bkmr add "SELECT * FROM users" sql,_snip_ --title "User Query"

# Shell script with interactive execution
bkmr add "#!/bin/bash\necho 'Hello'" utils,_shell_ --title "Greeting"

# Render markdown in browser with TOC
bkmr add "# Notes\n## Section 1" docs,_md_ --title "Project Notes"

# Import files with frontmatter
bkmr import-files ~/scripts/ --base-path SCRIPTS_HOME

# Local semantic search (no API keys needed)
bkmr sem-search "containerized application security"

# Agent memory: store and retrieve knowledge
bkmr add "Prod DB on port 5433" fact,database --title "Prod DB config" -t mem --no-web
bkmr hsearch "database config" -t _mem_ --json --np

Screenshots

General Usage:

bkmr demo

Fuzzy Search with FZF:

fzf demo

Agent Memory:

agent demo

Detailed walkthroughs: Overview | Getting Started | Search and Filter | Edit and Update | Tag Management

Getting Started

Installation

# Via cargo
cargo install bkmr

# Via pip/pipx/uv
pip install bkmr

# Via brew
brew install bkmr
export ORT_DYLIB_PATH=/opt/homebrew/lib/libonnxruntime.dylib

From the project's README.

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