Booboo — five AI systems fused into one queryable 3D brain

Your knowledge graph shows relationships. Your agent framework shows flows. Your memory store shows what got saved. Your trace viewer shows what ran. Four dashboards, four mental models — and nowhere that shows how the whole system actually hangs together.

Booboo is what I built to fix that. First for my own multi-agent operation, then extracted into an open-source toolkit anyone runs in one command.

A tiny JSON spec sits at the centre. Adapters feed it — Postgres, JSON, your own weird source in about fifty lines. Consumers read it — a REST API, an MCP server your agents query directly, the 3D viewer, even a desktop wallpaper. Emit the JSON once, get all of them; you never fork the core to add a source.

The org chart isn't a diagram — it's the authority. Drag an agent under a new parent, hit apply, and the underlying org file changes, versioned in git, validated so a cycle can never land. Agents boot from that file, so they obey the new shape on their next run.

Seven packages on npm under @booboo-brain, MIT. The build engine was proven on a real 4,469-node production brain assembled straight from Supabase by config alone — privacy-walled, validated, served.

It's alpha, and it's the open extraction of a system I actually run — not a polished SaaS. The piece I'm proudest of is the privacy layer: sealed namespaces are never serialised into any consumer, so a leak can't cross the boundary — not by policy, by construction.