.cursorrules is a stopgap.
What we really need is for Cursor to truly remember interactions with the user and what the project needs and auto-update this memory as the user interacts with Cursor and the project.
Here’s an example of a great stab at this from the Cline community.
Here’s a far more advanced example of the same idea.
This would be HUGE.
It would improve Cursor significantly by
- helping reduce prompts like “No, I told you to…”
- remembering architectural details/decisions and/or implementation details about the project consistently
- reducing or completely eradicating model “stray” where it goes of and does something random and unrelated to the user’s intent
- countless other ways
OpenAI has solved this rather elegantly.
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Tried the Cline one, works like a charm. Might try it tomorrow on something bigger.
This is wonderful, thank you … weirdly - it said “Welcome back!”
anyway, i (re?) signed-up…
As I’ve been vocal about I (and pretty much everyone it appears) are all reaching for the same, next, goal-post in the evolution of AI’s Entanglement into Human Civilizations Technological Mycelium that intertwines us all…
To harness and keenly wield Agentic Computing, and as its tagged on Mem0: Companion Computing…
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Lokoing just at the vid intro landingpage for Mem0: immediately, the gleaning of the data from the convo its monitoring is interesting – but what I want is to do somethign a little more interesting than that - let me know if it will help enable the following:
I want Mem0 as an agent in my swarm of agents which will watch all my other agents and my projects and my various workspace rules-sets and such - and it will be the companion bot that then harvests all my meta data into my project orchistration control plane – and so it keeps a running context of all my tinkerings, in a github repo – basically every action is repo’d and persisted to postgres for meta-layers of iterating through all my projects from a singular WorkBench.
Thats the direction I am looking for… Does this align with everyone as much as it appears to?
Thanks for the request. This is definitely something we’re interested in and seems like a gap we have yet to fill.
We are always experimenting with stuff behind the scenes and if we find something that works well we will be sure to work on it and ship it to you when we can.
However, we don’t have anything ready to announce right now!
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