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Re: Show HN: Stop Claude Code from forgetting everything

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Yes, they haven't helped. Have you found one that works for you?

What are you both looking for? What is the problem you want solved?

Is a series of postings all in the form of questions an indication somebody hooked "eliza" up as an input device?

Re: Show HN: Stop Claude Code from forgetting everything

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Have you tried https://github.com/steveyegge/beads

Can you give an example of how beads would be used by Claude to do something it otherwise couldn’t? I can’t quite tell what it is useful for

Personally, I have been using beads for a few days on a couple of projects. I also like https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/beads_viewer which is a nice tui for beads (with some additional workflow i haven't tried). I have found its been useful for longer, multi-session implementations. Its easier to get back into the work. I wouldn't go so far as to it couldn't do the work without it, but so far it seems smoother. These things are hard to measure. I think the it's really not that different than how an engineering team would use jira but more hierarchical, which helps preserve context, and with prebuilt instructions for how the agent should use it.

Re: Show HN: Stop Claude Code from forgetting everything

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post #151

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What are you both looking for? What is the problem you want solved?

Is a series of postings all in the form of questions an indication somebody hooked "eliza" up as an input device?

Nah, just another one of those spam bots on all the small-business, finance and tradies sub-reddits: "Hey fellow users, have you ever suffered from ? What is the problem you want solved? Tell me your honest opinions below!"

Re: Show HN: Stop Claude Code from forgetting everything

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Have you tried using it? Not being flippant and annoying. Just curious if you tried it and what the results were

Why should he put effort into measuring a tool that the author has not? The point is there are so many of these tools an objective measure that the creators of these tools can compare against each other would be better. So a better question to ask is - Do you have any ideas for an objective way to a measure a performance of agentic coding tools? So we can truly determine what improves performance or not. I would hope…

Well, if I were Microsoft and training co-pilot, I would log all the user actions and grade the agents on that. At scale across all users, "resets per agent command" should be useful. But then again, publishing the true numbers might be embarrassing..

Re: Show HN: Stop Claude Code from forgetting everything

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There are a quadrillion startups (mem0, langmem, zep, supermemory), open source repos (claude-mem, beads), and tools that do this. My approach is literally just a top-level, local, git version controlled memory system with 3 commands: - /handoff - End of session, capture into an inbox.md - /sync - Route inbox.md to custom organised markdown files - /engineering (or /projects, /tasks, /research) - Load context into ne…

Will explore this idea, thanks.

Re: Show HN: Stop Claude Code from forgetting everything

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No offense intended, I don't even know you at all, but I see people claim things like you did so often these days that I begin to question reality. These claims always have some big disclaimer, as yours does. I still don't know a single personal acquaintance who has claimed even a 2x improvement on general coding efficiency, not even 1.5x in general efficiency. Some of my coworkers say AI is good for this or that, bu…

I think the correct approach is to be skeptical. You should push back. I think of this stuff as trivial to understand from my point of view. I am trying to share that. I have nothing to sell, I don’t want anyone to use my exact setup. I just want to communicate the value as I see it, and be understood. The vast majority of it all is complete bullshit, so of course I am not offended that I may sound like 1000 other pe…

Yea sorry if I did a bit of a rant there.

Re: Show HN: Stop Claude Code from forgetting everything

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One thing that seems under-discussed is what kind of state is worth persisting. Raw chat logs are cheap; distilled decisions, constraints, and preferences are harder but much more valuable.

Even if most approaches fail, exploring that boundary feels useful - especially if the system is transparent about what it stores and why.

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