Show HN: DecisionNode – shared structured memory for all AI coding tools via MCP
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#2interesting but why not just use memory.md / CLAUDE.md?
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#3Why only gemini embeddings?
Re: Show HN: DecisionNode – shared structured memory for all AI coding tools via MCP
#4interesting but why not just use memory.md / CLAUDE.md?
Those are per-tool and static (only for claude). they are dumped into context every session whether relevant or not, and they are not structured. DecisionNode is tool-agnostic and retrieval is explicit: the AI searches when it needs context, not on every session. Also works across Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf simultaneously from one store. i still use both claude.md AND decisionnode during development, each one serves a different purpose in my workflow, they complement each other pretty well
Re: Show HN: DecisionNode – shared structured memory for all AI coding tools via MCP
#5Why only gemini embeddings?
gemini's free tier is pretty generous, and no credit card required to use the free api. however OpenAI embeddings support is on the roadmap if u checked the repo!
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#9How does this handle context that becomes stale? E.g., if one tool updates a deployment state and another tool's memory still has the old version. MCP gives you the pipe but not the consistency model.
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#10How does this handle context that becomes stale? E.g., if one tool updates a deployment state and another tool's memory still has the old version. MCP gives you the pipe but not the consistency model.
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