Juggling ChatGPT, Claude and agents, users hunt for a unified AI memory setup
utkuaytac · reddit · 2026-09-06
A user running ChatGPT for research, Claude for long conversations, Claude Code with skills for dev, and Hermes for agent workflows describes the pain of fragmented memory: an hour of context-building in one tool doesn't carry over to the next, leaving multiple versions of "me" scattered across products.
They've considered a central memory in Obsidian or markdown files that every agent reads from, but doubt how well it holds up as memory keeps changing. The post asks for real-world daily setups: one central context store wired into every AI, or accepting per-tool memory?
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