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I had to explain the same things to Claude and Codex too many times. What we decided last week, where things live, what's left to do. I wanted it to remember what we worked on, but also to have full visibility into its memory and keep it in a folder that sits right next to my project. For this one app the folder has about 1200 files now, after 10 months of building it. For example, every bug we hit is a small file, and after a few dozen I can ask it which part of the app keeps breaking. Keeping the files was easy. Actually working on them together with an agent wasn't, so I built iWe. It's a native Mac app for a folder of markdown, no Electron, no account. The AI runs inside the app, sees the note you have open, and you watch its edits land in the text in real time, one undo per run. The agent can query the files like a database, by field or by what links to what, and even build live charts from the data. It's free. Mac only, macOS 15 or newer. The app itself isn't open source, the Rust engine under it is (~1.8K stars on GitHub). It still has rough edges, so keep your notes in git. How do you keep your agents up to speed between sessions right now? https://iwe.md PS: If you prefer your own text editor or the CLI, check the website. It also works as a plugin/LSP in Neovim, VS Code, Zed and Helix. The app has first-class VIM mode support if you prefer modal editing.   submitted by   /u/gimalay [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/19 19:29:02