If you use AI seriously, you run it on three or four surfaces at once: a chat app on your phone, one on your desktop, a coding agent inside your files, and increasingly an agent that runs scheduled work unattended. Each gets smarter every quarter. Each wakes up ignorant of the others. So you spend the day re-explaining your own business to your own tools.

Most people answer this by saying they set up a project. This weekend edition starts there, then walks through what actually fixes it.

In this episode, Stephen Forte covers:

• Why setting up a project does not solve this. A project container in Claude, Perplexity, Copilot or an agent workspace holds your standing instructions and reference material well, and cannot hold the one kind of memory that matters here. It belongs to the vendor, no other surface can read it, and  ...