Inspired by Andrej Karpathy’s writing on building personal knowledge bases with LLMs, I kept hitting the same problem. Every time I start a new AI coding session, it feels like Groundhog Day. I’m constantly re-teaching the AI things I already solved weeks ago. I built a tool called corvid to fix this. It adds a /remember command directly into your agent’s shell. So what is it? pip install corvid-remember corvid install (it finds your agents and adds the skill) During a session, just type /remember [thing you learned]. It creates a local knowledge base from your actual conversations. No external servers, no extra costs, no “cloud” nonsense. It just makes the AI less of a stranger every time you open it. GitHub: https://github.com/juraxis/corvid Would love some feedback. submitted by /u/findmeanicknamepls
Originally posted by u/findmeanicknamepls on r/ClaudeCode
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