alt Hacker NewsI recommend installing Google's Antigravity and digging into its temp files in the user folder. You'll find some interesting ideas on how to organize memory there (the memory structure consists of: Brain / Conversation / Implicits / Knowledge items / Artifacts / Annotations / etc.).
I'd also add that memory is best organized when it's "directed" (purpose-driven). You've already started asking questions where the answers become the memories (at least, you mention this in your description). So, it's really helpful to also define the structure of the answer, or a sequence of questions that lead to a specific conclusion. That way, the memories will be useful instead of turning into chaos.
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That is an awesome lead! I'll explore how antigravity is organizing their memory. Thanks for that
> You'll find some interesting ideas on how to organize memory there
I wont be able to install antigravity but curious if anyone know what these interesting ideas are.
I don't find any of these helpful at all.
You gotta do this only if you are completely coding without ever looking at code.
As for me, i just feed it project documentation (which has class, function map of whole project which updates on each edit incrementally)
So the coding agent can just lookup any method and figure out where it in project and what it does just by single query.
After that, it just need to read the code in question and suggest improvements.