Every time I switch from Cursor to Claude Code I lose half my project context
Summary
A developer shares their struggle with losing context when switching between Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex, and how they solved it using MEMMY, a tool that syncs chat histories into a shared memory hub for all agents.
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