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Cross-project memory for AI coding assistants. Stop solving the same problems twice. Your AI solves the same bug in a different project six months later. Writes the same boilerplate. Explains the same pattern. You already knew the answer. longmem gives your AI a persistent memory that works across every project and every session. Before reasoning from scratch, it searches what you've already…
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Cross-project memory for AI coding assistants. Stop solving the same problems twice. Your AI solves the same bug in a different project six months later. Writes the same boilerplate. Explains the same pattern. You already knew the answer. longmem gives your AI a persistent memory that works across every project and every session. Before reasoning from scratch, it searches what you've already solved. After something works, it saves it. The longer you use it, the less you repeat yourself. ollama…
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