@PrajwalTomar_: Stop what you are doing and read this. I got tired of AI forgetting every decision I make. Tell it to use SQLite today.…
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Built two local AI agents that share a memory to enforce past decisions, preventing the AI from switching databases without approval. Runs fully on laptop, no cloud.
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Stop what you are doing and read this.
I got tired of AI forgetting every decision I make.
Tell it to use SQLite today. Three sessions later it quietly switches to Postgres like we never talked.
So I built two local agents that share one memory:
→ One writes the code and logs every decision → One reviews new code and blocks anything that breaks a past decision
Runs fully on my laptop. No cloud.
Here’s how I built it.
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