tools: add Claude Memory Constellation (prototype) — preview alongside the original

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+# Provenance of the vendored copy at assets/tools/claude-memory-constellation/.
+# Vendored by hand from the source repo's prototypes/ (no sync machinery for
+# this prototype yet — if it graduates, wire it into the source repo's
+# site-sync/site-preview workflows like claude-memory-map).
+repo: Adam-S-Daniel/claude-memory-map
+source_path: prototypes/constellation.html
+ref: main
+commit: 8ae716594993f3449b996001261cf651f2754c3f

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+---
+title: Claude Memory Constellation
+slug: claude-memory-constellation
+description: A living-graph prototype of the Claude Memory Map — toggle the ways you use Claude and watch shared memory stores pull contexts together while machine-local silos drift apart.
+featured: false
+embed_src: /assets/tools/claude-memory-constellation/
+source_url: https://github.com/Adam-S-Daniel/claude-memory-map/tree/main/prototypes
+---
+A prototype reimagining of the [Claude Memory Map](/tools/claude-memory-map/)
+— same carefully sourced model of what Claude remembers, different experience.
+Instead of a generated diagram, the map is a live force-directed constellation:
+each way you use Claude flies in as you toggle it, shared stores become hubs
+that pull contexts together, and machine-local stores (Mac, Windows, WSL)
+drift apart into visibly separate islands. Sync vs. silo is something you
+*see* before you read a single label.
+
+Tap any store for the dossier: what gets in, how it comes back out, who in
+your selection touches it, whether it's in sync or kept separate — and, where
+there's something to do about it, how (settings pages, file paths, the
+`autoMemoryDirectory` escape hatch). Surprising stores carry a badge; their
+dossiers link to sibling stores so you can see for yourself that, say, WSL
+and native Windows each keep their own memory even on one machine.
+
+Everything runs in your browser from a single self-contained page — nothing
+is sent anywhere. This is an exploratory prototype living alongside the
+original tool ([source]({{ page.source_url }})); the facts and terminology
+trace to the same documented Anthropic behavior as the original map.