I described my messy AI memory setup on one sub. Eighteen strangers replied describing almost the same architecture, independently.
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Yesterday I posted in a Claude-focused subreddit about a setup I have been running for about eight months. I keep a folder of markdown files that a language model reads at the start of every session: an identity file, dated journal entries, and a project ledger. Nothing exotic. No fine tuning, no v…
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- 2026-08-20 03:21 · r/artificial
I described my messy AI memory setup on one sub. Eighteen strangers replied describing almost the same architecture, independently.
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