Your AI memory fits into three files
Watch on YouTube A new chat can force us to explain again who we are, how we work, and where we left a project. Manuviraj Godara decided to store that context outside chatbots: he created a collection of files he can read, edit, and take from one artificial intelligence tool to another.
A new chat can force us to explain again who we are, how we work, and where we left a project. Manuviraj Godara decided to store that context outside chatbots: he created a collection of files he can read, edit, and take from one artificial intelligence tool to another. In an article for MakeUseOf, he describes how he built that external memory to use with Claude and ChatGPT. His goal is to have a memory that is portable, transparent, and contains only the information he wants to share. The solution is simple in form: text files. But it also comes at a cost. To keep the memory useful, it needs to be reviewed and updated, and each tool must receive the context it needs.
Full episode: https://youtu.be/cGx1EbLE2vM
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