agents that remember you between sessions, which setups actually do this well?
Summary
Discusses the challenge of persistent memory for personal AI agents across sessions, comparing setups like Custom GPTs, Mem, and Open Campus's shared memory approach, and asks for community recommendations on handling memory conflicts.
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