Owning my AI memory
Why the context you build up with one AI assistant doesn't move cleanly to the next, and how a local, version-controlled markdown profile keeps you out of any single platform's proprietary memory feature.
Why the context you build up with one AI assistant doesn't move cleanly to the next, and how a local, version-controlled markdown profile keeps you out of any single platform's proprietary memory feature.
A build log of reddit-kb, the MCP server that turns my saved Reddit posts into a local searchable index. The official API was a dead end, so it runs on a session cookie, nomic-embed-text through Ollama, and ChromaDB. Two Docker failures included.
A retrospective on using Claude Fable 5 only for first-pass work during its short free window: the tier ladder it sat on, what I built with it, real ccusage numbers against an Opus baseline, and what instrumentation caught that memory would have gotten wrong.
A build log of moving to a Mac, rebuilding the terminal stack, and putting Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini to work on the same codebase. Two real failures included.
A ground-level look at what it actually takes to get OpenClaw running locally on Windows: the wizard crashes, config schema traps, broken UI elements and a hard lesson about running LLMs on a display GPU