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A CHINESE DEVELOPER TURNED AI INTO A SECOND BRAIN THAT NEVER FORGETS. And here's exactly how he did it — works with any AI, Claude, Kimi, or Gemini. Every source you add makes the whole thing sharper — including the notes from months ago. Set it up once in... show more

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