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Does a line in auto memory steer the next session like CLAUDE.md does? 3 of 4 runs vs 4 of 4, and 0 of 4 with neither

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A one-line fact stored in Claude Code's auto memory was applied on the first attempt in 3 of 4 fresh sessions (and after one failure in the 4th). The same line in CLAUDE.md was applied first-attempt in 4 of 4. With neither, 0 of 4 sessions recovered. Measured on Claude Code 2.1.278. A reader asked…

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  1. 2026-09-26 02:17 · DEV Community — AI
    Does a line in auto memory steer the next session like CLAUDE.md does? 3 of 4 runs vs 4 of 4, and 0 of 4 with neither

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