Persistent AI Advisor with Cross-Platform Memory: Tracks Decision History for 3 Months
A Reddit user shared a project they built to stop repeating themselves to AI tools. The result is a persistent AI advisor agent that maintains decision history over three months across multiple interfaces.
Key Features
- Cross-platform memory: Works across Claude Code, Cursor, and a web interface with the same unified memory.
- Decision tracking: Remembers every product decision and the reasoning behind it.
- Contradiction detection: Catches when the user contradicts something they said earlier.
- Activity log: Keeps a log so users can see what the agent actually did.
Most Valuable Behavior
The user notes the most valuable aspect isn't automation but continuity. Month 3 conversations are noticeably sharper than month 1 because the agent builds a model of the project over time.
Try It
A live version is available at: https://agentid.live/share/studio/saas-dream-team/895c1947b8184fd2. It's free to set up something similar.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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