Maintaining two brains: a shared MCP memory layer fixes ChatGPT/Claude context split
Asly97 · reddit · 2026-09-13
The author describes juggling ChatGPT and Claude as maintaining two separate brains: each remembers the user, but neither knows what the other was told, so context gets duplicated manually. Exporting ChatGPT memories and pasting them into Claude works once but goes stale — it's a migration, not a sync.
What stuck was an app-agnostic shared memory layer (Vilix AI) connected via MCP, so knowledge taught to one assistant is available to the other. He asks how others handle memory fragmentation across AI assistants.
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