Grounder keeps AI coding agent memory — notes,
handoffs, plans — in plain markdown files instead of chat history, so work picked up in
Cursor or Claude Code survives across sessions and machines.
This extension browses that vault in the sidebar, and lets you drag any doc into Cursor's
or the Claude Code extension's chat panel to attach it as context.
The grounder CLI, 0.6.0+, installed and linked for the
open project (grounder setup + grounder link — see the main
README). The extension shells out to it; it never
imports the CLI's internals.
What you get
Tree view ("Grounder" in the Explorer sidebar): Notes / Handoffs / Plans per linked
workspace folder, live-refreshing as files change on disk.
Drag to chat: drag a doc into Cursor's or Claude Code's chat panel to attach it as
context. Right-click → "Copy as @mention" for chat surfaces that need typed text instead.
Search Vault command: rank vault content by query, right from the Command Palette.
In-tree guidance whenever something's not set up yet — the CLI isn't installed, the project
isn't linked, or an install needs grounder migrate — each with its own action to fix it.
Multi-root workspaces
In a multi-root workspace, an AI agent's grounder commands target whichever folder is its
current working directory — normally the first workspace folder, but it can change mid-session.
The tree view has no way to detect or show this.