memorylink 1.0.0

package/docs/FRAMEWORK_STRUCTURE.md

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+# 🏗️ MemoryLink Framework Structure
+
+## 📁 Project Organization
+
+```
+memorylink/
+├── src/                    # Source Code
+│   ├── cli.ts             # CLI entry point
+│   ├── commands/          # Command implementations
+│   ├── utils/             # Utility functions
+│   ├── types.ts           # TypeScript types
+│   └── test-runner/       # Test infrastructure
+│
+├── tests/                  # Test Files
+│   ├── scenarios/         # Test scenario scripts
+│   ├── unit/              # Unit tests (future)
+│   ├── integration/       # Integration tests (future)
+│   └── e2e/               # E2E tests (future)
+│
+├── scripts/                # Build & Utility Scripts
+│   ├── setup-framework.sh
+│   ├── setup-testing.sh
+│   ├── run-tests.sh
+│   └── reorganize-project.sh
+│
+├── docs/                   # Documentation
+│   ├── README.md
+│   ├── TESTING.md
+│   ├── API.md
+│   └── FRAMEWORK_STRUCTURE.md
+│
+├── dist/                   # Compiled Output
+├── node_modules/           # Dependencies
+│
+├── package.json
+├── tsconfig.json
+└── README.md
+```
+
+## 🎯 Directory Purposes
+
+### `src/` - Source Code
+- **Purpose**: All application source code
+- **Structure**: Organized by feature/functionality
+- **Files**: TypeScript source files
+
+### `tests/` - Test Files
+- **scenarios/**: Test scenario scripts (bash)
+- **unit/**: Unit tests (future)
+- **integration/**: Integration tests (future)
+- **e2e/**: End-to-end tests (future)
+
+### `scripts/` - Utility Scripts
+- **Purpose**: Build, test, and setup scripts
+- **Usage**: Run directly or via npm scripts
+- **Examples**: Setup, testing, deployment
+
+### `docs/` - Documentation
+- **Purpose**: All project documentation
+- **Types**: Guides, API docs, architecture
+- **Format**: Markdown files
+
+## 🚀 NPM Scripts
+
+```bash
+npm run build          # Build TypeScript
+npm run dev            # Watch mode
+npm run test           # Run test suite
+npm run test:all       # Run all 5000 scenarios
+npm run test:setup     # Setup testing infrastructure
+npm run setup          # Re-run framework setup
+```
+
+## 📋 File Organization Rules
+
+1. **Source Code** → `src/`
+2. **Test Scenarios** → `tests/scenarios/`
+3. **Scripts** → `scripts/`
+4. **Documentation** → `docs/`
+5. **Config** → Root or `config/`
+
+## ✅ Benefits
+
+- ✅ **Clear Organization**: Easy to find files
+- ✅ **Maintainability**: Logical structure
+- ✅ **Scalability**: Easy to add features
+- ✅ **Professional**: Industry-standard
+- ✅ **Developer Experience**: Better navigation
+
+## 🔄 Migration Complete
+
+All files have been reorganized into this structure.
+The project is now properly organized and ready for development.
+

package/docs/GEMINI_AI_ANALYSIS.md

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+# Gemini AI Technical Analysis: Code Structure Tracker Implementation
+
+**Date**: December 14, 2025  
+**Source**: Gemini AI Comprehensive Technical Analysis  
+**Status**: ✅ Stored in MemoryLink
+
+---
+
+## 📊 Executive Summary
+
+Gemini AI provided **excellent, high-level analysis** that correctly identifies the **next generational gap** in MemoryLink's feature set. The realization that **connections (Code Structure) are more critical than pure content** in large-scale and competitive tools validates the strategy. The analysis confirms that **AST parsing** and **Dependency Graphing** are not just "nice-to-have" but the **foundation of modern codebase intelligence**.
+
+---
+
+## ✅ 1. Validation of Missing Dimensions
+
+The three missing dimensions are **structurally perfect** for MemoryLink's architecture:
+
+| **Missing Dimension** | **Core Gap Addressed** | **MemoryLink Implementation Plan** |
+|----------------------|------------------------|-----------------------------------|
+| **Code Structure Memory** | Dependency Analysis (Qwen Coder, Cody) | Store as new JSONL log: **`.memorylink/structure.log`** |
+| **Change Impact Memory** | AI Reasoning / Audit Trail (GLM-4) | Store as new entries in **`changes.log`** (right place for audit) |
+| **Team Pattern Memory** | Privacy-Preserving Learning (Tabnine) | Store as new, summarized entries in **`learnings.log`** |
+
+**Why JSONL is Ideal**:
+- Append-only
+- Git-native
+- Supports streaming for large entries
+- Directly addresses current architecture's strengths
+
+---
+
+## 📈 2. Global Competitiveness Feature Priority
+
+New ranking prioritizes **Code Structure (Connections)** layer as foundation:
+
+| **Rank** | **Feature** | **Rationale** | **Priority Action** |
+|----------|------------|---------------|---------------------|
+| **P0** | **Trinity of UX/Accuracy** | Must be started immediately for viability | **MCP Server, File Watcher, Vector Search** |
+| **P1** | **Code Structure Tracker** (`map-codebase`) | **The foundational fix.** Enables Code Structure Memory | **New `structure.log` + AST Parser Integration** |
+| **P2** | **Change Impact Predictor** | Leverages P1. Enables GLM-4/CodeGraph utility | **New CLI command `predict-impact`** |
+| **P3** | **Team Pattern Detector** | Leverages P1. Provides team-centric UVP | **New CLI command `detect-patterns`** |
+| **P4** | Pagination/Streaming | Necessary for performance after P0/P1 scale | **Performance Debt** |
+
+**Key Insight**: Code Structure is the **single most critical feature** to add now.
+
+---
+
+## 🛠️ 3. Implementation Plan for Code Structure Memory (P1)
+
+### Feature: `memorylink map-codebase`
+
+| **Component** | **What is Missing** | **Technical Implementation Plan** | **Estimated Effort** |
+|--------------|---------------------|----------------------------------|---------------------|
+| **Data Storage** | The dependency graph itself | **New File:** `.memorylink/structure.log` (JSONL). Each line is a node/relationship | Low (1 day) |
+| **Core Parser** | Tooling to read code and extract imports/exports (AST) | **Integrate AST Analysis Library:** Use stable, cross-language tool (e.g., `esprima`/`typescript-json-schema` for JS/TS, or LSP-based tool) | High (4-6 weeks) |
+| **Command Logic** | The CLI command to run the analysis | `memorylink map-codebase`: Runs parser, converts output to JSONL, appends to `structure.log` | Medium (1 week) |
+| **Retrieval/Query** | Querying complex graph data efficiently | **New Retrieval Mechanism:** Implement dedicated query function that understands graph relationships (`depended_on_by`, `dependencies`) | High (3 weeks) |
+
+### Structure of `.memorylink/structure.log`
+
+JSONL format, where each line is a file's structure metadata:
+
+```jsonl
+{"timestamp": "2025-12-14T...", "version": "1.0", "type": "code_structure", "file": "src/auth.js", "checksum": "sha256:...", "dependencies": ["src/config.js", "node_modules/jwt"], "depended_on_by": ["src/middleware/auth.js", "src/pages/profile.js"], "complexity_score": 42}
+{"timestamp": "2025-12-14T...", "version": "1.0", "type": "code_structure", "file": "src/api/users.js", "checksum": "sha256:...", "dependencies": ["src/auth.js", "src/db/user.js"], "depended_on_by": ["src/router.js"], "complexity_score": 150}
+```
+
+---
+
+## 🌉 4. Technical Implementation: Cross-Language AST Parsing
+
+### Challenge: Cross-Language AST Parsing
+
+| **Challenge** | **Solution** | **Technical Tooling/Strategy** |
+|--------------|--------------|-------------------------------|
+| **Language Agnostic** | **Tree-sitter Integration** | Integrate Tree-sitter library for Node.js. Compile language grammars (TS, JS, Python, Go) once and use for structural analysis. High-performance, incremental parsing. De facto standard used by VS Code and GitHub. |
+| **Dependency Mapping** | **AST Traversal** | Traverse AST to find dependency nodes (e.g., `ImportDeclaration` in JS, `ast.Import` in Python). Write custom traversal logic. Careful path resolution (relative paths, environment variables). |
+| **Performance** | **Incremental Parsing/Caching** | Use file checksums (or Git hash) to check if file changed since last map. Only re-parse changed files. Update `structure.log` incrementally. |
+
+**Python Example** (Conceptual):
+1. Read file content
+2. Parse into AST
+3. Traverse tree, looking for `ast.Import` and `ast.ImportFrom` nodes
+4. Extract module name and map to file path
+
+---
+
+## 🔍 5. Local Vector Store Integration (P0/P1)
+
+The new `.memorylink/structure.log` contains both textual and structured data. **This data must be vector-indexed for semantic search.**
+
+| **Challenge** | **Solution** | **Technical Tooling/Strategy** |
+|--------------|--------------|-------------------------------|
+| **Local Storage** | **File-based Vector Store** | Avoid external databases for P1 local-first goal. Integrate lightweight library like **Faiss** or **SQLite-based vector extension**. For simplicity, use in-memory vector library that serializes to `.memorylink/index.bin` on disk during `memorylink sync`. |
+| **Data Indexing** | **Hybrid Indexing** | Search covers both content and structure. Index all three memory types together: **`memory.log`** (decisions), **`learnings.log`** (solutions), **`structure.log`** (connections). Single search returns top-N most relevant structural and decisional context. |
+| **Embedding Model** | **Local Embedding** | Avoid cloud API calls for privacy and speed. Bundle or recommend small, performant local embedding model (e.g., ONNX model from Hugging Face) to run on client side. |
+
+---
+
+## 📁 6. File Watcher Implementation Challenges (P0)
+
+| **Challenge** | **Technical Risk** | **Mitigation Strategy** |
+|--------------|-------------------|------------------------|
+| **Cross-Platform OS Events** | Different APIs (FSEvents on Mac, `inotify` on Linux, `ReadDirectoryChangesW` on Windows) | Use high-quality, pre-built cross-platform library like **Chokidar** (Node.js) or Go-based watcher. Abstracts OS complexity. |
+| **Event Noise** | Single save operation can trigger 3-5 events (VS Code atomic saves) | Implement strict **Debouncing** (merging events within 500ms window) and **Batching** (grouping multiple file changes into single `changes.log` entry). |
+| **Resource Limits** | Large projects can exceed OS file descriptor limits (`inotify` on Linux) | Aggressive **Filtering** (exclude `node_modules`, `.git`, `dist`). Ensure CLI client process is lightweight. Use OS-native file monitoring APIs to avoid polling. |
+
+---
+
+## 🎯 7. Final Strategic Positioning & Confirmation
+
+### Strategic Assessment
+
+| **Area** | **Final Assessment** | **Necessary Action** |
+|----------|---------------------|---------------------|
+| **Gaps** | **Critical Gaps:** Code Structure Memory, Automation (MCP), Semantic Accuracy (Vector Search) | All P0/P1 features from new ranking must be targeted for v1.1 |
+| **Architecture** | **Strong.** JSONL + Git is UVP. Scales horizontally but needs **AST/Graph Logic** to scale vertically | Implement `structure.log` with dedicated graph query function |
+| **Competitive Advantage** | **Clearer now.** Niche is **"Team knowledge persistence and structural memory, Git-Native and Private-First"** | Market messaging must pivot to highlight **"Structural Context"** (how things connect) alongside **"Decisional Context"** (what was decided) |
+| **Confirmation** | **Is v1.0 ready?** YES, for early adopters and validation. **But path to global competitiveness (v1.1) is now non-negotiable** | Prioritize P0/P1 features above all else for v1.1 |
+
+### Key Insight
+
+> **"The code structure memory is the key to unlocking the power of your existing memory logs."**
+
+**Without it, the agent knows *what* to do but not *where* or *why* it will break things.**
+
+---
+
+## ✅ 8. Technical Assessment
+
+**Final Assessment**: Technical paths to implement P0 (Automation/Accuracy) and P1 (Structure) features are **clear and feasible** with current, stable open-source libraries.
+
+**Recommended Approach**:
+- **Tree-sitter** for structure (high-performance, incremental parsing)
+- **Simple local vector index** for semantic search
+- **Chokidar** for file watching (cross-platform, proven)
+
+**This is the correct, low-friction approach for v1.1.**
+
+---
+
+## 📝 Next Steps
+
+1. ✅ **Analysis stored** in MemoryLink as learnings and decisions
+2. 🔄 **Break down Code Structure Tracker** implementation further
+3. 🔄 **Focus on specific libraries** or technical challenges for AST parsing
+4. 🔄 **Plan Tree-sitter integration** for cross-language support
+5. 🔄 **Design structure.log schema** and query functions
+
+---
+
+**Source**: Gemini AI Comprehensive Technical Analysis  
+**Stored**: December 14, 2025  
+**Status**: ✅ Validated and stored in MemoryLink
+

package/docs/GEMINI_AI_CLARIFICATION.md

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+# Gemini AI Clarification – 33% Risk Focus
+
+**Date**: December 15, 2025  
+**Context**: Response to AI Panel Clarification Request (67% vs 33% split)  
+**Position**: Hybrid Safeguard — Launch v1.3 now, pre-announce rapid v1.5 (Tree-sitter + lightweight dashboard), and prioritize VS Code extension. Emphasizes immediate risk of agent failure in polyglot projects.
+
+## Key Points
+- **Abandonment Risk (v1.3 JS/TS-only, CLI-first)**  
+  - JS/TS developers (CLI): 15–25% churn (lack of VS Code plugin/UX polish).  
+  - Polyglot (Python/Go): 50–70% churn — core UVP (structure) appears broken on non-JS files.  
+  - Visual-first: 40–60% churn — no dashboard for audit/compliance viewing.  
+  - **Net**: Polyglot agent failure is the highest risk to early retention.
+
+- **Time-to-Failure**  
+  - First task / ~1 hour for polyglot refactors: agents fail on Python/Go portions when asked for impact/graph.  
+  - Non-CLI: immediate confusion (no UI).
+
+- **Mitigations**  
+  - Pre-announce v1.5 (2–4 weeks): ~20% churn reduction for polyglot.  
+  - “JS/TS Optimized” tag: ~10% churn reduction.  
+  - VS Code extension (P1): ~25% reduction (largest friction relief).  
+  - Combined: moves risk to acceptable range if launched now with clear roadmap.
+
+- **Market Now vs 60 Days**  
+  - Speed > completeness if the core loop works.  
+  - Delay risks competitors closing the structural gap; fast launch secures Git-native, privacy-first positioning.
+
+- **User Mix (early adopters)**  
+  - JS/TS 60–70% (low risk), Python/Go 20–30% (high risk), Visual-first 5–10% (medium).  
+  - High share of polyglot teams seeking AI help → Tree-sitter deferral is risky if not pre-announced.
+
+- **AI Company Moves**  
+  - Competitors prioritize deep IDE integrations, multi-language, and governance.  
+  - Implication: Dashboard can be deferred if pre-announced; Tree-sitter deferral is unsafe without a clear, near-term plan.
+
+- **Minimal Commitment (launch messaging)**  
+  - “MemoryLink v1.3: JS/TS optimized, Code Structure + Audit Logs. v1.5 (4 weeks): Python/Go structure (Tree-sitter) + lightweight read-only dashboard. Built on your feedback.”
+
+## Final Recommendations (Gemini)
+- **Launch v1.3 now** with pre-announcement of v1.5 (2–4 weeks).  
+- **Start Tree-sitter now** (P0/P1), target v1.5 — too risky to wait for thresholds.  
+- **Start lightweight read-only dashboard now** (P1), target v1.5 — needed for audit/compliance trust.  
+- **Prioritize VS Code extension** (P1, v1.4/v1.5) to remove friction for the largest cohort.  
+- **Business model**: Free/Pro/Enterprise (Pro monetizes Tree-sitter + extensions; Enterprise monetizes dashboard/SSO).
+
+**Verdict**: Hybrid Safeguard is required — launch immediately, but pre-announce and begin v1.5 (Tree-sitter + dashboard + VS Code) on a 2–4 week clock to mitigate the highest-risk polyglot failures.
+

package/docs/GEMINI_AI_STRATEGIC_VALIDATION.md

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+# Gemini AI Strategic Validation - Hybrid Strategy: v1.3 Launch + v1.5 Rapid Rollout
+
+**Date**: December 15, 2025  
+**Source**: Gemini AI Strategic Questions Response  
+**Status**: ✅ Stored in MemoryLink
+
+---
+
+## 📊 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
+
+Gemini AI provides **final consensus and strategic plan** confirming MemoryLink has built a **unique, defensible product** at the intersection of AI Agent utility and Enterprise compliance. Key recommendation: **Ship fast (v1.3) but execute a rapid, pre-planned P1/P2 rollout (v1.5)** to solve core integration and language gaps before user abandonment occurs.
+
+**Key Insight**: "In an agent-driven world, **ship fast (v1.3) but execute a rapid, pre-planned P1/P2 rollout (v1.5)** to solve core integration and language gaps before user abandonment occurs."
+
+**Philosophy**: **HYBRID STRATEGY** - Launch v1.3 now to validate core UVP, immediately move Tree-sitter and Web Dashboard to P1 (v1.5) and pre-announce them
+
+---
+
+## 🎯 QUESTION 1: PRE-LAUNCH vs POST-LAUNCH FEATURES
+
+### AI Consensus & Recommendation
+
+**HYBRID STRATEGY:** Launch v1.3 now to validate the core UVP (Git-Native Memory). Immediately move **Tree-sitter** and **Web Dashboard** to **P1 (v1.5)** and pre-announce them.
+
+### Risk Assessment
+
+| Decision | Risk Level | Mitigation | Impact if Ignored |
+|----------|------------|------------|-------------------|
+| **Launch Without Tree-sitter** | **HIGH** | Move to P1 (v1.5), pre-announce | Causes immediate *Agent Failure* in multi-language projects, leading to high abandonment by early adopters |
+| **Launch Without Web Dashboard** | **HIGH** | Move to P1 (v1.5), pre-announce | Essential for Enterprise/Team visibility; critical for marketing the Audit/Compliance UVP |
+| **Agent-Driven "Good Enough"** | **NOT Sufficient** | Agents fail when context is incomplete | Critical features for agent success: Code Structure (Done v1.2), Team Patterns (Done v1.3), **Native Tool Integration** (Missing P1) |
+
+---
+
+## 🎯 DECISION POINTS: FINAL ACTION PLAN
+
+### 1. Pre-Launch Features & Development Velocity
+
+**The plan shifts to a v1.5 Rapid Rollout.**
+
+| Decision Point | Recommendation | Action | Rationale |
+|---------------|----------------|--------|-----------|
+| **Tree-sitter** | **BUILD BEFORE v1.5 LAUNCH** | Prioritize full multi-language support immediately after v1.3 launch. **Target v1.5.** | Mitigates HIGH risk of agent failure in Python/Go/Rust projects for early adopters |
+| **Web Dashboard** | **BUILD BEFORE v1.5 LAUNCH** | Prioritize a **read-only Admin View** for the dashboard. **Target v1.5.** | Essential for Enterprise/Team visibility; critical for marketing the Audit/Compliance UVP |
+| **Native Extensions** | **BUILD P1 EXTENSIONS (VS Code) BEFORE LAUNCH** | Focus on a **VS Code extension** (the largest market) as a P1 feature | Manual injection is a death sentence for adoption in an agent world |
+| **Website** | **BUILD WEBSITE BEFORE LAUNCH** | **P0:** Launch with a clean, clear marketing site that hosts documentation and installation | Essential for Awareness, Trust, and Discoverability |
+
+---
+
+## 🔌 QUESTION 2: INTEGRATION STRATEGY
+
+### Focus on VS Code
+
+**The priority for integration must be on the most friction-less experience for the largest segment of developers.**
+
+| Tool | Integration Criticality | Action |
+|------|------------------------|--------|
+| **VS Code (General)** | **CRITICAL (Highest Volume)** | **P1:** Build a VS Code Extension to automatically fetch and inject MemoryLink context into Copilot/Claude/Cursor sidebars via the CLI/MCP |
+| **ChatGPT/Web AIs** | **HIGH (User Volume)** | **P2:** Build a simple **Browser Extension** that detects a MemoryLink project and inserts the relevant context into the chat prompt automatically |
+| **IntelliJ/WebStorm** | **MEDIUM** | **P3:** Defer until after P1, but keep planned |
+
+**Risk of No Native Integration:** **HIGH.** Agents are used to "just working". If MemoryLink requires a manual copy/paste for the majority of users (Copilot, ChatGPT), the adoption rate will be severely limited.
+
+---
+
+## 🤖 QUESTION 3: AGENT-DRIVEN DEMAND
+
+### Key Insights
+
+**"Good Enough" is NOT Sufficient**
+
+- Agents fail when context is incomplete
+- The features critical for agent success are **structural context** and **seamless tool use**
+
+**Critical Features for Agent Success:**
+1. ✅ Code Structure (Done v1.2)
+2. ✅ Team Patterns (Done v1.3)
+3. ❌ **Native Tool Integration** (Missing P1)
+
+---
+
+## 💰 QUESTION 4: BUSINESS MODEL
+
+### Free to Hook, Pro to Scale
+
+**The optimal model must drive adoption (FREE) while monetizing the unique structural and enterprise features (PRO/ENTERPRISE).**
+
+| Tier | Features (Value Proposition) | Price | Rationale |
+|------|------------------------------|-------|-----------|
+| **FREE** | **Core Memory Engine:** Memory, Learnings, Changes logs, Basic Search, Git Sync, File Protection | **$0/user/month** | Solves the basic "forgetting" problem. Drives adoption, allowing users to try the core UVP (Local-First, Git-Native) |
+| **PRO** | **Code Intelligence:** **Tree-sitter** (Multi-Language Support), **Code Structure Graph** (full dependencies), **Team Pattern Detection** & Suggestions, **VS Code/Browser Extensions** (P1) | **$15/user/month** | Monetizes the **structural intelligence** and **seamless agent experience**—the features that prevent agent failure |
+| **ENTERPRISE** | **Audit & Governance:** **Web Dashboard** (Audit/Admin View), **RBAC/SSO**, Real-time Collaboration Support (P2), Advanced Analytics, Dedicated Support | **Custom Pricing** | Monetizes the compliance and governance features required by large organizations for oversight and security |
+
+---
+
+## 🌍 QUESTION 5: MARKETING & ADOPTION STRATEGY
+
+### The "Aha Moment"
+
+**The moment the user runs `memorylink impact src/auth.js` and it correctly predicts breaking changes in three different service files that a standard agent would miss. This must be the focus of marketing.**
+
+### Website Content
+
+**Headline:** "The Universal Memory Layer that Guarantees Your AI Agent Knows Your Codebase."
+
+**Demos:** Short, 30-second videos showing the **Impact Predictor** and **Team Pattern Suggestion** in action.
+
+**Installation:** **One-command installation** (`npm install -g memorylink`).
+
+### Adoption Drivers
+
+1. ✅ **Ease of Use:** VS Code Extension (P1) and one-command install
+2. ✅ **Perceived Value:** Marketing the Impact/Pattern features
+3. ✅ **Compatibility:** Full multi-language support (Tree-sitter P1)
+
+### Adoption Blockers
+
+1. ❌ **Lack of Clear Benefits:** Mitigate with clear "Aha Moment" marketing
+2. ❌ **Complex Integration:** Mitigate with the VS Code extension
+3. ❌ **Complexity/Usability Issues:** Mitigate with the Web Dashboard (P1)
+
+---
+
+## 🎬 VIDEO DEMO SCRIPT: The "Aha Moment"
+
+**30-second video focuses only on the Impact Analysis feature**
+
+| Time | Visual / Screen | Script & Focus |
+|------|----------------|----------------|
+| **0-5s** | Developer asks Copilot: "Refactor `auth.js` to use a new JWT library." Agent replies: "Done. Just updated the file." | **(The Problem)** *"AI agents are fast, but they're blind. They see one file, but forget the downstream impact."* |
+| **5-15s** | Developer runs `memorylink impact src/auth.js --change "New JWT library"` | **(The Solution)** *"MemoryLink gives your agent a persistent brain. It doesn't just read the file—it sees the entire code graph."* |
+| **15-25s** | CLI Output: `🚨 Impact Analysis Complete. 8 files affected in 3 services. 3 Breaking Changes Predicted` | **(The Aha Moment)** *"Don't wait for production to break. MemoryLink predicts every critical failure before you commit."* |
+| **25-30s** | Final Screen: **Headline + CTA** | *"Stop guessing. Start knowing. **Install MemoryLink Now.**"* |
+
+---
+
+## 🏆 PRE-LAUNCH WEBSITE: CORE CONTENT & STRUCTURE
+
+### 1. Hero Section: The UVP & AHA Moment
+
+| Element | Content | Rationale |
+|---------|--------|-----------|
+| **Headline (H1)** | **The Universal Memory Layer that Guarantees Your AI Agent Knows Your Codebase.** | Clear, benefit-driven, and establishes the product category (Memory Layer) |
+| **Sub-Headline** | Stop agent failures. MemoryLink is the local-first, Git-native brain that gives AI **Code Structure, Team Decisions, and Compliance Trails**—all without sending your code to the cloud. | Highlights the core UVP (Local-First, Git-Native) and the three pillars of data (Structure, Decisions, Compliance) |
+| **Visual** | **The "Aha Moment" Visual.** Show the output: `Impact Analysis: 8 files affected, 3 breaking changes predicted.` | Demonstrates immediate value |
+| **Primary CTA** | **Install MemoryLink Now (One-Command)** | Drives immediate adoption |
+| **Secondary CTA** | Request Enterprise Demo (Audit/Compliance Focus) | Captures high-value leads immediately |
+
+### 2. Problem & Solution Section
+
+| Pain Point (H3) | Agitation | MemoryLink Solution |
+|----------------|-----------|---------------------|
+| **Agents Break Production** | They forget past decisions and don't understand your unique file structure, leading to silent, critical bugs | **Code Structure Memory (v1.2):** We automatically map all file dependencies across multiple languages, giving your agent a persistent, queryable mental model of the entire project |
+| **Compliance is Non-Existent** | You have no audit trail. When asked *why* a high-risk change was made, your only answer is a vague Git message | **Audit-Ready Changes Log (v1.3):** Force agents and developers to log changes with `--justification`, `--reviewed-by`, and `--tested` for immediate enterprise compliance |
+| **Team Consistency Fails** | New developers/agents constantly re-introduce deprecated patterns, wasting time and degrading code quality | **Team Pattern Detection (v1.3):** Automatically extract common and required coding patterns from successful solutions (`learnings.log`) and guide agents to follow them, guaranteeing consistency |
+
+### 3. Trust & Compliance Section (The Enterprise UVP)
+
+**Headline:** **The AI Brain Built for Security and Audit.**
+
+**Key Features:**
+- **Git-Native Control:** Your memory lives entirely in your Git repository. If Git can see it, MemoryLink can use it. No external servers or vendor lock-in
+- **Privacy-First:** **Zero code leaves your environment.** All AST parsing and vector indexing happens locally. (Address the fear of cloud code leaks)
+- **Enforced Rules:** Use `protected.txt` to lock down core files and mandate agent behavior via structured memory rules
+
+### 4. Features & Roadmap (Building Trust)
+
+**H3:** **Built for Today's Agents, Ready for Tomorrow's Codebase.**
+
+**✅ Immediate Features (v1.3):** Memory/Learnings/Changes Logs, Vector Search, Git Sync, MCP Server
+
+**⏳ Coming Soon (v1.5 Rapid Rollout):**
+- **Tree-sitter Multi-Language Support:** Full structural analysis for **Python, Go, and Rust**. (Address the high-risk gap immediately)
+- **Read-Only Web Dashboard:** Visual graph outputs, team pattern summaries, and simplified audit viewing for non-CLI users. (Address the Enterprise visibility gap)
+
+### 5. Pricing & CTA
+
+**H3:** **Scale Your Intelligence, Not Your Risk.**
+
+| Tier | Value Proposition | Key Features | CTA |
+|------|------------------|--------------|-----|
+| **FREE** | Solo Developer, Core Memory | Basic Memory, Learnings, Search, File Protection | **Install Now** |
+| **PRO** | Team Intelligence, Agent Success | **Tree-sitter**, **Code Graph**, Team Patterns, **VS Code Extension** (Agent-focused) | **Start 14-Day Free Trial** |
+| **ENTERPRISE** | Compliance, Audit & Governance | All Pro features + **Web Dashboard**, RBAC, SSO, Dedicated Support | **Request Demo** |
+
+---
+
+## 🔄 KEY DIFFERENCES FROM OTHER AIs
+
+### vs ChatGPT:
+
+**ChatGPT**: Ship now (7 days), add Tree-sitter/dashboard later (v1.5/Pro)  
+**Gemini AI**: Ship v1.3 now, but **immediately prioritize Tree-sitter/dashboard for v1.5** (not v2.0)  
+**Difference**: Gemini AI recommends faster follow-up (v1.5 vs v2.0)
+
+### vs Perplexity AI:
+
+**Perplexity AI**: Ship v1.3 now, Tree-sitter v2.0  
+**Gemini AI**: Ship v1.3 now, Tree-sitter **v1.5** (rapid rollout)  
+**Difference**: Gemini AI recommends faster follow-up (v1.5 vs v2.0)
+
+### vs Mistral AI:
+
+**Mistral AI**: Ship feature-complete v1.0 with Tree-sitter + dashboard  
+**Gemini AI**: Ship v1.3 now, Tree-sitter + dashboard **v1.5** (rapid rollout)  
+**Difference**: Gemini AI recommends launch first, then rapid follow-up (hybrid approach)
+
+### vs Grok AI:
+
+**Grok AI**: Ship v1.3 NOW (2 weeks), Tree-sitter v1.4 Q1 2026  
+**Gemini AI**: Ship v1.3 now, Tree-sitter **v1.5** (rapid rollout)  
+**Difference**: Similar timeline, but Gemini AI emphasizes "rapid rollout" and pre-announcement
+
+### Philosophy Alignment:
+
+**Gemini AI**: "HYBRID STRATEGY - Launch v1.3 now to validate core UVP, immediately move Tree-sitter and Web Dashboard to P1 (v1.5) and pre-announce them"  
+**Matches**: Hybrid between "ship now" and "feature-complete"  
+**Unique**: Emphasizes **pre-announcement** and **rapid v1.5 rollout** to prevent abandonment
+
+---
+
+## 🎯 UNIQUE RECOMMENDATIONS
+
+1. **Pre-Announcement Strategy**: Pre-announce Tree-sitter and Web Dashboard for v1.5 to set expectations and prevent abandonment
+2. **Rapid v1.5 Rollout**: Don't wait for v2.0 - prioritize Tree-sitter and dashboard immediately after v1.3 launch
+3. **"Aha Moment" Marketing**: Focus marketing on Impact Analysis feature (30-second video demo)
+4. **Browser Extension (P2)**: Build browser extension for ChatGPT/Web AIs (not just VS Code)
+5. **Enterprise UVP Emphasis**: Strong focus on Audit/Compliance as key differentiator
+
+---
+
+**Status**: ✅ Validated and Stored  
+**Priority**: High (Hybrid strategy - launch now, rapid v1.5 follow-up)  
+**Recommendation**: **Ship v1.3 now, immediately prioritize Tree-sitter + Web Dashboard for v1.5 rapid rollout, pre-announce to prevent abandonment**
+