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I use AI for my projects every day, and its memory kept letting me down. Sometimes it got the details right, but too often it was vague: it knew we'd picked a launch date, but not the date. It knew I'd set a budget, but not how much. So I built SkyOS skyos.ink . Its notes are never summaries. They keep the exact numbers, names and dates, like "Live before 15 October" or "Budget: $3,000 a month", each with the day it was saved. Change your mind, and the note is rewritten. And it doesn't just carry over between your chats, but between Claude, ChatGPT and Codex too. Decide something in ChatGPT, then in Claude say "continue" and the project's name, and it has the notes. Some things I learned along the way: - Vague memory is useless. Knowing you "picked a launch date" doesn't help. "Live before 15 October" does. - Dates matter. A decision from two months ago might have changed since, so every note keeps when it was saved. - Projects need to stay apart. Each chat gets its own memory, so notes from one project don't leak into another. I wanted it to be open about what it keeps. Every note is on a dashboard, and you can edit or delete any of them, or export everything. Of the chat itself, it keeps only the last few messages, and deletes those after 30 days without new messages. It's free during the beta, no card: skyos.ink. Claude and Codex work on their free plans; ChatGPT needs a paid one. If something doesn't work or a note comes out wrong, tell me. Feedback welcome.   submitted by   /u/Jolly-Scientist-2484 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/9 18:43:43