I Got Tired of Re-Explaining My Codebase to Claude Every Day - So I Built ContextKeep

The Problem: AI Amnesia

If you use AI coding assistants like Claude, GPT-4, or Cursor, you probably experienced this cycle:

1. Start a coding session, explain your project context
2. Make decisions, implement features, everything works
3. Close the session
4. Open a new session and explain everything again

Every. Single. Time.

It's not just annoying—it's a productivity killer. Studies show developers spend 20-30% of their time context-switching. With AI assistants, that number climbs higher.

The Solution: ContextKeep

ContextKeep is a persistent context manager for AI coding sessions. Think of it as a second brain specifically designed for your AI development workflow.

How It Works

1. Store context snippets - Architecture decisions, API contracts, coding standards
2. Semantic search - Find relevant context using natural language
3. AI-powered compression - Get summaries instead of dumping entire documents
4. Export anywhere - Copy to clipboard or export as markdown for any AI assistant

The Free Tier

• Unlimited context storage
• Basic semantic search
• Markdown export

Pro tiers ($9-29/mo) will add advanced AI compression and team collaboration features.

Try It Out

👉 ai-context-manager.vercel.app

📚 github.com/JeremySmythDigital/contextkeep

---

UPDATE: Thanks @thegm26 for catching the broken repo link! Fixed now. 🙌

And thanks @godnick for the TokenBar tip - tracking token costs is key. We're working on similar features at CostPulse.ai.

Stop losing context between sessions. Start keeping it.

Comments

[George Michalakis]

hey its really interesting just a little thingy : the repo is not accessible :D

[Jeremy]

Thanks for this comment. I'm working on multiple things (ADHD brain) and learning about getting stuff out there so I kind of jumped the gun on that.

github.com/JeremySmythDigital/cont... is the link.

Any constructive criticism definitely welcome, and thanks again.

[Jeremy]

Also, as thanks for reaching out on my error, if you'll drop your email, or reach out on github, I'll set you up with Pro Access.

Again, thanks.

[George Michalakis]

hey thanks! I'll reach out