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Show HN: Claude Memory – Long-term memory for Claude

by deshraj on 9/5/24, 4:18 PM with 23 comments

• by twothamendment on 9/5/24, 8:51 PM

  I was really hoping that this was about Claude remembering that it has already crawled every page we have and downloaded every image many times over!

• by ggnore7452 on 9/5/24, 8:48 PM

  Side note: I feel like ChatGPT's long-term memory isn't implemented properly. If you check the 'saved memories,' they are just bad.

• by imranq on 9/5/24, 8:06 PM

  Nice. I think in the future this could be way better if everything was local and didn't require a API key. As far as I can tell mem0 is a fancy retrieval system. It could probably work pretty well locally with simpler models

• by chipdart on 9/5/24, 7:55 PM

  I'm a long time Claude user.

  Instead of long-term memory I'd be happy if it had short-term reliability. I lost count the number of times this week that Claude failed to process prompts because it was down.

• by quantadev on 9/5/24, 9:07 PM

  I always wonder what the heck people are thinking when they invent some cool AI feature and implement it for one specific LLM since we already have the technology/libraries to make most anything you want to do be able to work with most any LLM. (For you pedantic types, feel free to point out the exceptions).

  Personally I use LangChain/Python for this, and that way any new AI features I create therefore easily work across ALL LLMs, and my app just lets the end user pick the LLM they want to run on. Every feature I have works on every LLM.

• by decide1000 on 9/5/24, 5:34 PM

  Where can I download the Firefox extension?