Your AI is smart. So why do you have to explain yourself every single time? đź§
Hi! This is the first post after the launch! I do see a lot of folks started creating their brains and putting it to work by connecting them to their agents!
Here’s the back story why i created this:
Every time I switch between Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or another AI tool, I run into the same problem.
The context doesn’t come with me.
My preferences, project details, decisions, and all the little things I’ve already explained? Scattered across different tools.
So I started building Make0 Brain - a persistent memory layer that lets your AI tools share context.
The goal is simple: teach your AI once, and stop starting from zero every time you switch tools.
We’re also publishing our benchmark results for LoCoMo and SWE-ContextBench because I wanted to evaluate the system beyond just saying it works.
But I’m curious about something:
If your AI could remember one thing about you permanently, what would you want it to remember? Your preferences? Your work context? Your ongoing projects? Something else entirely?
I’d love to hear how other people are dealing with AI memory today.
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What I'd want remembered: my tone. I've told every tool I use that I write casually and they all default to corporate speak the second I start a new thread. That alone would sell me.
This feels like the thing that should've existed two years ago. The fact that I have to reintroduce myself to a machine that just helped me debug for three hours is genuinely absurd when you say it out loud.
I'd want it to remember what I've already rejected. Not my preferences — my no's. The libraries I said don't use, the approaches I already tried and abandoned. That's the context I lose most and it's the most expensive to re-explain.
Okay but the real test is whether it remembers across model upgrades. If I set everything up today and GPT-6 drops next month, does my brain survive the jump or do I start over? That's the question nobody answers upfront.
I would want remembered permanently is the reasoning behind previous decisions rather than just the final answers. Is Make0 Brain designed to preserve that kind of context?