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I GAVE CLAUDE CODE AND CODEX THE SAME MEMORY
All agents start every new session as brilliant strangers. They don’t know what changed since the last conversation and they can’t pick up where another agent left off. You end up re-briefing, pasting giant handoff prompts, and burning tokens on context they already had.
I’ve been running a different setup with @FulcraDynamics
→ Claude Code works on the repo, discovers the important decisions, progress and next steps
→ Before the session ends it writes that context into a shared workspace (files + records)
→ I open a fresh Codex session
→ Codex reads the same context and continues exactly where Claude stopped
No copy-pasting. No “here’s everything we did before”. The second agent just picks it up.
The context isn’t locked inside Claude or Codex. It’s mine. I decide which agent (or which person) sees what. Shared memory across tools and vendors, handoffs without friction, permissioned so nothing extra is exposed.
Fulcra is the durable context layer underneath: real-world data, agent work, files and records normalized on a timeline. Agents query what changed since last time and only pull what they need. First 5 GB free. Your data stays encrypted, exportable and deletable.
This is the closest I’ve gotten to making multiple coding agents actually feel like one team instead of a bunch of strangers that restart cold every time
SPACEXAI’S OWN TEAM JUST DROPPED 54 GROK BOTS FOR FREE. THIS IS WILD.
Shub Gaur, Lauren Tan, Matt Palmer and the Grok Bot team built a collection of ready-made bots, each designed to handle a specific task.
Think about that.
Instead of spending hours writing system prompts or building agents from scratch, you can pick a bot from the marketplace and install it for $0.
No starting from a blank page. No building everything yourself.
Just choose the job you want to automate and get started.
Here’s how I’d use the video:
1. Watch the full walkthrough to see all 54 bots.
2. Find the task that wastes the most time in your daily workflow.
3. Pause on that bot, install it, and test it on a real task.
The real advantage isn’t having 54 bots.
It’s finding the one that gives you back hours every week.
while ready-made workflows like these are sitting in the marketplace.
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