@supermemory This is exactly why we love Supermemory. Most AI memory feels like a notes folder with search bolted on. Supermemory feels much closer to real memory: facts, context, relationships, time, and the ability to clean up what no longer matters. Huge difference.
@thebutlerbrain Actually, the Obsidian side of ButlerBrain is even better than I first realised. It doesnโt just let AI read from your Obsidian notes, it also gives you Obsidian Sync across devices. That makes it both an AI memory layer and a proper cross-device knowledge system. impressive.
@thebutlerbrain I forgot to mention one of the best bits: ButlerBrain has Obsidian Sync built in, which is amazing. Persistent AI memory plus proper note syncing makes it feel like a serious long-term knowledge layer rather than just another tool.
@thebutlerbrain ButlerBrain is genuinely impressive. It gives AI the one thing it normally lacks: proper continuity. Persistent memory, searchable context, and the ability to build on previous work make it feel far more useful as a long-term assistant rather than just another chat tool.
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@honchodotdev Awesome, finally the best Ai memory for codex, all connected, agent has memory!! Nice. Be good if i could connected chatGPT chat to it also