I Stopped Re-Explaining My Codebase to AI Agents. Here Is What I Built Instead.
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I Stopped Re-Explaining My Codebase to AI Agents. Here Is What I Built Instead. I got tired of typing the exact same project summary every single time I opened a new chat with an AI agent. Or worse: watching an agent proudly undo a complex architectural decision from yesterday because it had zero memory of why we made that choice in the first place. AI models are completely stateless between sessions. Every new prompt or model switch drops them right back at square one. I kept asking myself:…
1Key Takeaways
- I Stopped Re-Explaining My Codebase to AI Agents.
- I got tired of typing the exact same project summary every single time I opened a new chat with an AI agent.
- Or worse: watching an agent proudly undo a complex architectural decision from yesterday because it had zero memory of why we made that choice in the first place.
- AI models are completely stateless between sessions.
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