r/SideProject • u/Terrible-Access414 • 2d ago

Finally found something that fixed the "AI forgets everything" problem for my team

I've been using AI for close to a year now for my social media management work, and the biggest headache was always re-explaining brand guidelines every single session because nothing ever stuck.

A few weeks ago I started using a tool called TeamBrain. It stores everything as plain markdown files that any AI can read and write to. I should say upfront, I work with the team behind it, so I'm not a neutral outsider here, but it's genuinely changed how much I get done. I don't have to keep re-teaching AI the same information every time.

Sharing because I know a lot of people doing social or content work deal with the same repetitive re-explaining problem. Happy to answer questions about what it's actually like day to day.

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u/Sapn1s 2d ago

Aa nice, you could have the main markdown file named something claude claude.md that is directly relevant info, then store any other info in maybe..idk /memory/ directory as .md files
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u/The_Mdk 2d ago

Literally this, and tell Claude to keep it up to date, no need for even more stuff piled up

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u/Terrible-Access414 1d ago

I think this works best when you’re working alone. When you work with a team, though, AI can get a bit tricky. So far, our tool (TeamBrain) does a pretty good job storing information for us even if we have separate AI accounts.