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Make code graph opt-in (--code-graph), update README
Change codebase-memory-mcp from default to opt-in:
- --no-code-graph → --code-graph (explicit enable)
- No regression risk: code graph only activates when user wants it
- With Claude Code's MCP Tool Search, tool tax is ~200 tokens
when enabled (lazy-loaded, not all 14 tools in every prompt)
Update README wrap examples to show --code-graph flag.
headroom wrap claude --memory # With persistent cross-agent memory
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headroom wrap codex --memory # Shares the same memory store
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headroom wrap claude --code-graph # With code graph intelligence (codebase-memory-mcp)
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Headroom starts a proxy, points your tool at it, and compresses everything automatically. Add `--memory` for persistent memory that's shared across agents.
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Headroom starts a proxy, points your tool at it, and compresses everything automatically. Add `--memory` for persistent memory that's shared across agents. Add `--code-graph` for code intelligence via [codebase-memory-mcp](https://github.com/DeusData/codebase-memory-mcp) — indexes your codebase into a knowledge graph for call-chain traversal, impact analysis, and architectural queries.
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In Docker-native mode, Headroom still runs in Docker while wrapped tools run on the host. `wrap claude`, `wrap codex`, `wrap aider`, `wrap cursor`, and OpenClaw plugin setup (`wrap openclaw` / `unwrap openclaw`) are host-managed through the installed wrapper.
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