Your coding agent forgets everything between sessions. Here's how to give it persistent memory that carries your architecture decisions, debugging history, and team conventions into every future session.
Install /mx-save, /mx-checkpoint, and /mx-buildcontext as global Claude Code slash commands with one CLI command. Type a slash instead of tool syntax.
Install MemNexus, save your first memory, and connect your AI tools — all with a single setup command. Your coding agent remembers everything from here on out.
Most AI agents forget everything between sessions. Three patterns — session, preference, and knowledge memory — make agents genuinely useful over time.
How the MemNexus team diagnosed a recurring CI failure pattern across 5 incidents in 10 days — and why the sixth incident took 2 minutes instead of 2 hours.
Most developers debug the same classes of bugs repeatedly. Here's a workflow that uses persistent memory to make each debugging session faster than the last.
How to load architectural context before reviewing a PR — so your AI reviewer knows why things were built the way they were, not just what the code does.
Open source contributors context-switch between projects months apart. Persistent AI memory means you never re-explain a project's conventions or patterns.
New engineers spend weeks learning undocumented conventions, past decisions, and tribal knowledge. Shared AI memory makes that context instantly accessible.
How to use persistent memory to generate accurate standup updates in seconds — without reconstructing what you did from git history or memory.
Technical writing is hard when your AI doesn't know your product. Persistent memory gives AI context to write accurate, consistent docs without re-explaining.
Prompt engineering gets all the attention, but context engineering — managing what your AI knows at session start — separates productive from frustrated.
Learn to structure AI memories so your coding assistant walks into every session knowing your architecture, conventions, decisions, and where you left off.
When you're the only one who knows the codebase, persistent AI memory turns your assistant into a second engineer who understands the full context over months.
Every developer on your team has a coding agent. None of them share context. Here's how shared team memories fix that — and where to start.