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Visualize and manage GitHub Copilot's memory as an interactive board in VS Code.
GitHub Copilot accumulates "memories" across conversations — recording your project context, coding preferences, architectural decisions, and other long-term information. These memories are stored locally as Markdown files, but there's no built-in interface to browse or manage them.
Copilot Memory Board fills that gap: it provides an adaptive kanban-style board in the VS Code sidebar, letting you browse, search, and manage all Copilot memories in a three-level hierarchy: Workspace → Session → Memory Entry.
✨ Features
📂 Workspace-Level Memory Browsing
- Automatically scans all local workspaces that contain Copilot memory data
- Displays summary info for each workspace: session count, last modified time, etc.
- Supports a "Workspace Root Directory" view — browse repo-level memories shared across sessions
💬 Session-Level Memory Browsing
- Filters sessions by workspace, showing session title, creation time, and entry count
- Supports sorting (by time, name) and search filtering
- Session titles are auto-derived from the chat's
customTitleor the first user message
📝 Memory Entry Details
- Recursively scans all files and subdirectories under a session directory, displayed as a tree structure
- Supports Markdown rendering preview and raw text viewing
Session-level memory browsing — see what Copilot remembered in a single session
Workspace-level memory browsing — view repo-level memories shared across sessions
🚀 Installation
Install through VS Code extensions. Search for Copilot Memory Board
Visual Studio Code Market Place: Copilot Memory Board
Can also be installed in VS Code: Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
ext install Green-Coke.vscode-copilot-memory-board