Brian Maucere

And what it claims to do, it's called clod-mem for memory, and it's supposed to solve for consistent memory across your chats.

Now, this is something that piqued my interest because it's something I actually deal with, you know, in the Ralph files and the clod.md for any of those people working with clod.

I'm not sure how this works with co-work, but it does make it challenging, even with the repo.

It even makes it challenging to go chat to chat.

It's not that Claude can't go read the Claude code or Claude.md file, which helps.

But I found that you have to be pretty specific about saying,

Let's wrap up this chat so that I can have a prompt that gets me started.

Even in then, there seems to be a little bit of loss in terms of how much Claude remembers.

I've definitely seen the impact.

I don't know if you guys have been using it, but I've definitely seen the impact of Opus 4.6 in terms of the 1 million contacts window.

Without a doubt, I can see that I can go...

longer in a conversation and and it seems to hold a little bit and then you can kind of see it gets a little fuzzy and they'll say oh i forgot we were doing that it'll be some critical thing i needed it to remember so like that's a little concerning but anyway it's called cod.m uh you can get to it by going well this is the docs file so let's just see here really quick

Oh, okay.

All right, so you know more of it than I do.

And so Andy, yeah, sorry, I have questions, but go for it, Beth.

Okay, well, I just have questions and I don't know, Andy or Beth, if you know the answers to it.

What I have up on the screen is like the get started with CloudMem because this is like how it works.

So it says the full cycle.

It's kind of what you just said.

I don't want to reiterate what you just said, Andy.