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An Interactive GraphRAG Workspace for Reifying, Auditing, and Steering Conversational AI Memories
Conversational Large Language Models (LLMs) are widely employed in software engineering for code generation, debugging, and architectural design. However, as developers engage in multi-session development tasks, technical knowledge becomes siloed in isolated, linear chat histories. Reusing context a
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