Wow… my digital memory has come this far
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My memory belongs to me: whichever agent I use, the rules stay the same — and I can talk to it on my phone.
At first, my digital memory was pretty simple.
A personal wiki where I kept my projects, ideas, research, decisions, and the information I didn’t want to lose.
Then I hooked AI into it.
Today, several agents from different providers — Grok, Muse, Claude, Codex, and others — can work with that same memory.
And the important part: no matter which agent I use, it has to follow the same operating rules.
That’s where it gets pretty wow.
Phone in hand, I can now simply chat with my memory.
I can say:
- “Where am I on this project?”
- “Add this to my to-do list.”
- “Reply to this email.”
- “Change this app and document what you did.”
- “What did I decide about that three months ago?”
The agent listens, checks my memory, uses the tools it has access to, and can get the work done.
So I’m no longer tied to one AI.
My memory belongs to me. The agents can change.
And the more I work with it, the more useful that memory becomes, because I’m not starting every conversation from scratch.
And it’s by working this way that another project was born.
☁️ luc.cloud
A place where I simply share the stuff, experiences, and ideas I discover while building all of this.
Tech, simply.