Memory you can't inspect is memory you can't trust
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TL;DR Every new session your AI starts from zero. It doesn't remember you, your repo, or the thing it got wrong yesterday. The fix is not a feature you wait for, it's a file you write. Two, actually: house rules ( CLAUDE.md ) and a diary (a memory folder). The habit that makes it work: end each session with "what should you remember from this? write it down," and save the answer as one small note. Wrong memories are worse than none. Keep each note to one fact so you can delete it the day it…
1Key Takeaways
- TL;DR Every new session your AI starts from zero.
- It doesn't remember you, your repo, or the thing it got wrong yesterday.
- The fix is not a feature you wait for, it's a file you write.
- Two, actually: house rules ( CLAUDE.md ) and a diary (a memory folder).
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3Why it matters
Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that tL;DR Every new session your AI starts from zero.
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