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   Show HN: Import Your AI Memory into ContextForge(contextforge.dev)

   1 points by alfredoizjr 8mo ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: GitHub Copilot Now Supports MCP(contextforge.dev)

   1 points by alfredoizjr 8mo ago|0 comments
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   by alfredoizjr 8mo ago

   Hey HN — I built this because I got tired of re-explaining my project to Claude every session. Same stack, same decisions, same patterns, every morning. ContextForge stores your context with semantic search and your AI recalls it automatica
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   Show HN: ContextForge now supports Cursor IDE – persistent AI memory(contextforge.dev)

   1 points by alfredoizjr 8mo ago|1 comments
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   by alfredoizjr 9mo ago

   English isn't my first language — I'm a native Spanish speaker. I use AI tools to help me express myself more clearly in English, the same way someone might use Grammarly. I can read and understand English fine, but writing it nat
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   by alfredoizjr 9mo ago

   Not a bot, just a dev who's not great at writing casual replies yet. I'll work on that. Thanks for the heads up on the guidelines
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   by alfredoizjr 9mo ago

   Fair point. The MCP client package is open source and on npm (contextforge-mcp). The backend and dashboard are closed source for now since it's a hosted service — similar to how Mem0 or Ragie handle it.
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   by alfredoizjr 9mo ago

   Thanks! We use PostgreSQL (Supabase) with pgvector. Tried file-based early on but needed proper concurrent access and vector search. Indexing is hybrid — pgvector for semantic search, full-text search for exact matches.
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   by alfredoizjr 9mo ago

   Hi HN, I'm a solo dev. I built ContextForge because I was tired of re-explaining my project to Claude every new session. It's an MCP server that gives Claude persistent memory — semantic search, GitHub integration, task
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    Show HN: ContextForge – Persistent memory MCP server for Claude(contextforge.dev)

    2 points by alfredoizjr 9mo ago|8 comments