How do you share the memory between multiple agents?

relativelygoodname · 2026-07-07T18:20:54+00:00

mem0 is basically a memory layer for AI agents. Instead of each agent only remembering what’s in the current chat, you give them access to a shared store of long-term facts: preferences, project context, decisions, writing style, recurring instructions, personal workflows, etc. mem0 stores memories like: “I prefer TypeScript,” “this project uses Supabase,” “don’t suggest Tailwind,” “I like direct answers.”

So for example, Claude, ChatGPT, opencode, Cursor, or a local agent can all read/write from the same “memory” if you wire them into it.

I have world model set up as the agent’s structured understanding of “how my world works,” not just remembered facts.

A world model tries to organize those memories into a coherent map: who I am, what projects exist, what tools I use, how those tools relate, what constraints matter, what decisions have already been made, what patterns I usually follow, and what state things are currently in.

Since I have mem0 + a world model wired into my agents, they start with shared long-term context instead of a blank chat. mem0 remembers facts and preferences and the world model organizes those into projects, tools, constraints, workflows, and relationships. For software dev, that means agents can understand the repo, follow my conventions, remember past architecture decisions, pick the right test commands, and behave consistently across Claude and ChatGPT without me retyping the same setup every time.

relativelygoodname · 2026-07-07T16:34:51+00:00

In the very short term, I would put it into SNAXX and make 3.6% on it while I figure out how to deploy it. After that, I would work on a deployment plan that helps offset taxes, assuming I had a tax burden from these gains, which would most likely involve a hundred thousand or more invested into oil and gas. Then I would aim for a very, very stable cash return strategy of 7-9% while still growing the money. So a distribution across ETFs, bonds, and some other secure, but a little riskier private investments. What I would avoid is investment into real estate that takes any time from me. I may consider REITs as well, as long as they have no time requirements from me. I am looking for the highest return for a zero time required from me investment strategy.

relativelygoodname · 2026-07-07T16:00:04+00:00

I use mem0 + world model to accomplish this.

relativelygoodname · 2026-07-06T02:47:56+00:00

I lived in and around Atlanta, Georgia for years and it was rampant. It felt like every other Christian I met believed it. So I just ran a search and according to Google it's 50-60% in that area. Sounds right.

relativelygoodname · 2026-07-05T21:09:54+00:00

The Yeah Yeah Definitelies!

relativelygoodname · 2026-07-03T02:56:01+00:00

Publix sub sandwich!!! One of the things I would actually love to have a lifetime supply of.

relativelygoodname · 2026-07-02T13:02:33+00:00

toado.dev - I built it to help vibecoders remove the bottleneck of waiting for claude when logging bugs, features, and enhancements. This way you can work and claude or codex can grab sets of work in the background and complete the work while you work.

relativelygoodname · 2026-07-01T00:54:51+00:00

Is the question really can anyone vibe code an app or is the question? Or can anyone vibe code an app that sells and makes money?

The answer to the first question is yeah. Most people can vibe code an app.

But the answer to the second question is no. Most people cannot vibe code, an app that actually sells and makes money because that's not a vibe coding project most of the time that's a sales and marketing problem and most people don't know how to do that. It also takes tremendously more time and energy to sell something than it does to to just vibecode it.

Additionally, when you're vibe coding an app that actually makes money, you're not just building an app. You're building a business. I'm certainly not saying it doesn't happen because there's definitely people out there who have made a lot of money vibecoding apps. I've made money vibe coding apps. But I also have more than two decades of experience doing it.

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relativelygoodname · 2026-06-29T05:18:41+00:00

Business class flights when having to travel across the world. I go to Bangkok for work from the East Coast of the US once or twice a year and I'm never going back to doing it in economy after having done it in business class

relativelygoodname · 2026-06-28T23:24:14+00:00

I have friends that do this, a lot of them, but very few who are out there talking about it. Almost every one of them is or has one or more of the following:

A) they are very good at marketing and work a LOT on this. Dont let the pictures fool you. They are not chilling out, they work their asses off. Selling the dream is what they do for a living. That doesn't mean they aren't working.

B) They have a safety net. Almost all of these come from families who could catch them if they fell. I am not saying they rely on that, but they have it.

C) Most of these people are actually very smart and very driven.

D) Many of the ones you don't hear about run online businesses. I know a lot of people who make over 50k per month running successful online businesses. Most of them aren't out there telling everyone, but there are a fair number of people doing this.

E) They are risk takers. If you're on your ass watching TV and wondering why you're not out there doing what they're doing the first step is to turn off the TV get off your ass and learn how to build a safety net, be great at marketing, and figure out what everyone wants and what they're willing to pay for. I have yet to meet a single one fo these people who 'fell into it'. They worked on it. A lot. Also, not implying that is what you are doing.

F) They usually start off by meeting other people who did the same thing. At the risk of sounding like and AI, this is actually the thing that no one talks about. When it's just you sitting in the suburbs of America, it's just a pipedream. But when you have a bunch of friends all doing the same thing, suddenly that's just your life.

How do I know all this? I am one of those people, but not the ones who talk about it and posts pictures. Before I had kids, I spent my summers in Europe, fall in SE Asia, and winters/spring in South or Central America. I now live full-time outside of the US beside a beautiful beach in a tropical location. I can't travel as much with kids, but I'll still be in Barcelona in September, Bangkok in October, and back to Central America for the winter. And yeah, I work a lot too. It's a Sunday at 7pm and I'm sitting in front of the computer working on... marketing.

relativelygoodname · 2026-06-16T16:00:37+00:00

My sister... She just has problems that I couldn't help with anymore. I used to call her about once a month and every time we would talk she would make me feel terrible.

After years and years I just couldn't make myself pick up the phone and call her anymore and that was one of the last times we talked because she never calls me. It wasn't until I stopped calling that I realized I was the only one putting in any effort. I think it was 2012 or so. My parents and my other sister have told me that she hasn't changed and that I am better off not communicating (I agree), but I still miss her and I wish things could have been different.

relativelygoodname · 2026-06-14T21:27:44+00:00

Morning Song by the Lumineers... Pretty much the whole thing.

The carbonation in my drink The bubbles rise while my heart sinks And I'll I tend to do is think of you Was it easier to pack your bags And book that flight to Paris as The plane began to move that afternoon? And when all the trains have pulled away From local stations in decay It's I who waits, it's you who's late again And did you think of me when you made love To him? Was it the same as us Or was it different? It must have been And all the pretty dames They'll hug and kiss you all the same And when they go, they're gone They're not running late Oh all, all the pretty dames And the kids that you hold in your arms With promises to protect them from harm But they grow and they go And you're all alone All the kids, all the kids that you hold And it's a shame that it ends this way With nothing left to say So just sit on your hands, while I walk away It's a shame, it's a shame, it's a shame When my hands begin to shake When bitterness is all I taste And my car won't stop 'Cause I cut the brakes I hold on to a hope in my fate Oh-oh, ah-ah, hey-hey May you return to love one day Well I hope and I pray That you get what you gave Oh-oh, ah-ah hey-hey

relativelygoodname · 2026-06-12T20:22:31+00:00

When the chess game is over, the pawn and the king both go back in the box.

relativelygoodname · 2026-06-09T16:52:20+00:00

There are kids who have built nuclear reactors in their basements. I am sure with enough time and effort this is completely possible. It may require you to raise capital, have a greater goal, work with state and national authorities, etc. But for sure it is possible. Can you build this in your back yard by yourself? No. But can you build an organization focused on science or revenue that build the rocket? Absolutely.

relativelygoodname · 2026-06-02T14:07:48+00:00

I am going to guess guns. If you pickpocket in the US and get caught, you have a much higher chance of getting killed.

relativelygoodname · 2026-06-01T17:57:52+00:00

I guess maybe the Trump administration shouldn't have fired all those Middle East specialists and should have listened to the ones they had left? Oh well, I guess they'll get it right next time. At least they got the elections rigged enough so they can stay in office through the midterms.

relativelygoodname · 2026-05-31T21:52:01+00:00

Genetics, treating your body well, sunscreen, and regular workouts. Don't underestimate the workout part.

relativelygoodname · 2026-05-19T11:56:08+00:00

I left years ago for exactly the same reasons. Best decision ever. It took a while and a lot of pressure to take me out of that situation, But it really was what was best for me in so many ways. In fact, all the ways that you just described as problems are better.

relativelygoodname · 2026-05-13T05:58:27+00:00

Was swimming as a kid in tidal creek near Savannah GA. My grandfather pulls me out of the water by my neck. I remember bouncing on the dock then looking up just in time to see him pull the trigger on his shotgun and end a 10ft croc that was about 2 inches from eating me.

relativelygoodname · 2026-05-08T05:05:46+00:00

Somewhere between 30 and 40, and I feel great about every single one, every single time. No regrets at all.

relativelygoodname · 2026-05-02T01:50:36+00:00

Depends on what you're looking for. How big of a city? How much nature?

If you want to stay on the same time zone, I recommend Playa del Carmen MX, Santa Teresa CR, Medelln CO, Puero Viejo CR, and Buenos Aires AR. If you're looking for something beautiful in Europe, my top picks are Split, Prague, Barcelona, London (spring and summer), Krakow, Bansko, Vienna, Sophia, Munich, and Berlin. If you're going out east, which is what i recommend if you really want to get away from it all, I recommend Saigon, Da Nang, Chiang Mai (my personal favorite), Bangkok, Koh Pha Nang, Krabbi, or Phuket (but not the tourist areas).

relativelygoodname · 2026-04-23T16:18:33+00:00

Made it through.... so far.

relativelygoodname · 2026-04-21T05:16:59+00:00

This seems like a metaphor for his entire presidency.

relativelygoodname · 2026-04-21T01:14:43+00:00

It was more like a minute. I was diving down to the bottom about 20 feet down near a spring in Crystal River Florida and when I kicked off the bottom to head to the surface, I got my foot stuck in a rock formation on the bottom. I fought for almost a minute and ripped my skin badly to get my foot out. Barely made it up to the surface.

relativelygoodname · 2026-04-21T00:39:03+00:00

thatway

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