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Claude just got infinite memory, and 99% of people using it have no idea that this is possible.
Here's the issue with Claude and pretty much every AI tool right now. Each new chat basically starts from zero. So, you burn time and tokens re-explaining your project and your context over and over and over again.
But, the fix is connecting Claude to Notebook LM, which is Google's free research tool. There's a free open-source MCP server that links them together with one command.
Here's how it works. First, you create a notebook. Call it your second brain or Claude memory. And then second, you add a wrap-up skill. So, when you end a session, the whole conversation gets saved into the notebook.
Third, you drop one routing rule into Claude so it checks the notebook before it does anything else that requires your unique context. And now with every new chat, Claude can reference your entire work history and pull exactly what you need.
That means nothing has to be re-explained, and nothing gets made up because it only answers with context from your saved sessions. And guys, this is the difference between using AI and actually building with it because memory compounds the value that your AI gives.
Comment memory, and I'll send you the exact setup step by step.