How I Built a Shared AI Memory System Using Markdown and GitHub
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How I stopped re-explaining myself to AI: one git repo of markdown notes that every AI I use can read and update, and the rules that keep it accurate.
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I keep one private git repo of markdown notes that every AI I use reads first and updates by pull request. A header on every note, a generated index, a decisions log the linter enforces and a weekly cleanup pass keep it accurate. A public template lets you start your own.
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