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I used to keep a file called DECISIONS.md in every repo. Rejected approaches, why I picked the other thing, that sort of thing. Took about a month of maintaining it to realize the agent never opened it unless I told it to. I'd watch it hit the exact wall I had already documented (the CORS saga, twice) and just sit there thinking, I wrote this down, it's right there. I ended up pasting "read DECISIONS.md first" at the top of every prompt, which honestly defeated the whole purpose. I got the thing to save me time and instead I was briefing it like a new hire every session. Hours a week, easy. I built something to fix this for myself. Not selling anything here, I'm just trying to figure out if it's a real problem for anyone else or if I was overthinking it. One sentence on the concept: something in the cloud over MCP that keeps all of it, decisions, failed attempts, conversations, skills, procedures, tasks, so every agent and tool reads the same context and nobody needs reminding to look anything up. You never touch a file again. Anyway. Do yours actually look things up on their own, or is it a "you didn't look, did you" situation for you too? If you got yours to recall reliably, what did it take, hooks? A system prompt paragraph? How long did the setup take you? And have you ever looked at memory tools for this? If not, what stopped you, or does moving everything over feel like starting from zero? I also try every new AI tool that comes out and what usually kills it for me is re-briefing the new tool on my whole project before I can even tell if it's good. Is that just me, or does that stop you from trying new tools too? Last one. Have you ever thought about paying for a tool to manage all of this for you, or has the thought never crossed your mind? Would you guys pay for something that fixes this? Also: I do a lot of my thinking out loud with speech-to-text on my phone and the context always lives on my laptop. Is that just me?   submitted by   /u/Asly97 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/28 06:21:41