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I built a memory layer for AI assistants that refuses 80% of what you tell it

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Every AI assistant now has some kind of memory. ChatGPT remembers that you like short answers, Claude can read a memory file, and there is a growing list of memory APIs you can plug into an agent. After using several of them for my own work I ended up building my own, and the design decision that m…

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  1. 2026-09-06 06:18 · DEV Community — AI
    I built a memory layer for AI assistants that refuses 80% of what you tell it

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