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Building Memory Into 9router: A Proxy-Layer Experiment

Building Memory Into 9router: A Proxy-Layer Experiment

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Every coding AI I tried was great at problems, terrible at context. New session? Fresh start — I’d re-explain everything from scratch.

I built persistent memory into my AI router — 9router — so every request from any tool carries context automatically. No tool changes needed. The layer underneath just remembers.

Key lesson: the hardest part wasn’t storage or injection — it was getting the LLM to reliably write back to its own memory files. Turns out, pushing a model to document its output is harder than pushing it to solve a problem.

#AI #LLM #DeveloperTools #OpenSource #Memory


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