I Built Persistent Memory for AI Coding Assistants — Here's How It Works

Every time you open a new AI chat, your assistant forgets everything. I fixed that. The Problem If you use Cursor, Claude Code, or Amazon Q regularly, you've probably hit this wall: You explain your project architecture in Monday's chat. On Tuesday, you open a new session and start from scratch. You paste the same context, re-explain the same patterns, and re-describe the same service boundaries - every single time. This isn't a minor inconvenience. For large codebases, every AI interaction starts with 10 minutes of context-loading before you can ask anything useful.