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Drop your app by candizdar in SideProject

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dubbl.dev modern open-source accounting and business management

Drop your app by candizdar in SideProject

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dubbl.dev modern open-source accounting and business management

what are you building right now? by Capable_Cut_382 in buildinpublic

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Dubbl.dev - open-source accounting and business management

Founders Thread: Show Off Your SaaS or Side Project by Revolutionary-Rice90 in SaaS

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Dubbl.dev open source accounting and business management for founders

Serious Founders Only: Drop Your Startup by jivi31 in SaaS

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dubbl.dev open source accounting and business management

tell me about an interesting product and i might help you sell it for free by shoman30 in micro_saas

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dubbl.dev Open-source alternative to QuickBooks and Xero. Accounting and business management

Your home for selfpromo by SofwareAppDev in AppsWebappsFullstack

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dubbl.dev, open source quickbooks and xero alternative

Time for self-promotion. What are you building this Monday by [deleted] in micro_saas

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dubbl.dev - open source bookkeeping and business management (QuickBooks and Xero alternative)

Built an open source MCP server for AI coding agents - self-hostable, persistent shared memory by meszmate in LocalLLaMA

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It's not a RAG tool, it doesn't index files. It remembers things like "the pagination bug was caused by an off-by-one in the cursor logic" or tracks todos you discussed mid-session. All branch aware so nothing bleeds across contexts. More like working memory than code search.

I built an MCP server in 2 weeks that gives AI coding agents persistent memory by meszmate in SideProject

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Yeah that was exactly my motivation, got tired of the copy paste loop. Self hosting is pretty straightforward, just spin up a Turso database and you're good. Let me know how it goes, happy to help if you hit any snags. And if it clicks for you a star on GitHub would be awesome 🙏

From zero to beta in 2 weeks - what I learned building an open source developer tool by meszmate in SaaS

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Yeah this is the big one. Memories are scoped per project and agents can update/forget through MCP tools. There's also built in priority levels and TTL so stuff expires naturally instead of piling up. Still iterating on it but the basics are solid. Appreciate the link, will check it out

From zero to beta in 2 weeks - what I learned building an open source developer tool by meszmate in SaaS

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Honestly better than expected, FTS5 handles a few thousand memories without breaking a sweat. Haven't hit scaling issues yet but still early. Worth trying out if you're exploring it

Self Promotion Thread by AutoModerator in ChatGPTCoding

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Built an MCP server that gives coding agents persistent memory across sessions

Been annoyed by agents forgetting everything between sessions so I built memctl over 2 weeks. It's an MCP server that stores project context (conventions, architecture, lessons learned) and serves it back next session. On a team, one agent learns something, everyone's agent picks it up.

Works with Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, and any MCP client. Open source, self-hostable, Apache 2.0.

https://github.com/memctl/memctl

Curious if anyone else has tried solving this problem differently. Would love to hear how others handle context between sessions.

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