I have a bunch of projects that I used CLAUDE for and I am slowly migrating them to cortex. I have one in particular that I would like to be able to share (parts at least) with all the projects. This particular project is used to manage a fairly complicated home network. I run several hypervisors and have about 10 VMs and 8 LXC containers and as part of that I have databases, DNS server, mail servers, etc..
I would like to be able to partition my cortex memory such that some of that project memory is global. So that when I tell project A, to recall how to connect to the Postgres server, I don’t have to teach it again, or have it discover it again.
Is there a way, or how hard is it, to tag a memory as global, such that it is visible to all the projects, so that when I say recall how to do xyz, it looks for both project and global memories to answer the question?
Just a thought..
Thanks,
Rick..
I have a bunch of projects that I used CLAUDE for and I am slowly migrating them to cortex. I have one in particular that I would like to be able to share (parts at least) with all the projects. This particular project is used to manage a fairly complicated home network. I run several hypervisors and have about 10 VMs and 8 LXC containers and as part of that I have databases, DNS server, mail servers, etc..
I would like to be able to partition my cortex memory such that some of that project memory is global. So that when I tell project A, to recall how to connect to the Postgres server, I don’t have to teach it again, or have it discover it again.
Is there a way, or how hard is it, to tag a memory as global, such that it is visible to all the projects, so that when I say recall how to do xyz, it looks for both project and global memories to answer the question?
Just a thought..
Thanks,
Rick..