AO2 Memory - Portable context for every AI. Never explain yourself twice.

Hey PH 👋 I built AO2 Memory because I was losing my mind managing context across AI tools. I keep my notes and tasks in one place, but every AI tool lived in its own silo. I'd explain a project to Claude, then re-explain the whole thing to ChatGPT, then again to Claude Code. None of them knew what the others knew. I was the integration layer — copy-pasting my own context between tabs all day. So I built the thing I wanted: a shared memory layer my agents can all read and write to. It's an MCP server, so you connect it to whatever you use — Claude, ChatGPT, OpenClaw, your own apps via API — and they all draw from the same place. Tell one agent something, and the rest already know. Two things I cared about that most "AI memory" tools skip: • You actually own it, and it's structured. Not a mushy text blob that degrades over time — a real, structured store you define once, can export, and is yours. Think of your notes finally being legible to AI, instead of dumped into a black box. • You're in control. Every agent's changes are audited, you can roll back anything, and permissions are granular down to the field. The thing people fear about giving an agent access to their data — that it goes off and does something dumb — you can see it, undo it, and scope exactly what each tool can touch. Getting started is one prompt: tell Claude or ChatGPT "analyze what you know about me and load it into AO2," and your memory populates itself. From there it compounds — agents save what they pick up as you work, so the more you use it, the more it knows. I think of it as an audience of two (hence the name - ao2.ai) — just you and your AI. It's early and there's plenty I'm still building. Genuinely want the feedback. One question for you all: how are you managing context across your AI tools right now? Curious whether everyone's doing the same copy-paste dance I was, or if people have found something better.