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Drop the one thing you're tired of telling your AI. We'll test it live.

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Everyone has one. "Keep it short." "No emojis, ever." "My dog's name is Biscuit, stop calling him Buddy." The thing you've typed so many times you could say it in your sleep.

Here's the game:

1. Drop yours in the comments, exactly how you'd say it.

2. We'll tell it once to Claude Code with Atlaso connected.

3. Then we'll open a fresh session, ask about it without explaining, and reply to you with a screenshot of what came back. Hits and misses both.

Want to try it yourself? It's free for one tool:

On Pro ($10/month), the same memory carries into Cursor, Codex and your other connected tools.

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ok the Biscuit not Buddy example got me lol also love that you're testing it live instead of just telling us it works

 Ha, thanks Katie! Biscuit deserves respect. Your turn though: what's the one thing you keep telling your AI? Mine is "keep it short." I've typed that more times than I'd like to admit.

One memory that follows me from Claude Code to Cursor is the part I'd pay for. I jump between tools all day and starting from zero each time is so tiring

 "Starting from zero each time" is exactly why I built this, Adam. That's what Pro does: tell Claude Code once, and Cursor already knows. What do you do today when you switch, paste a summary or just re-explain?

"No hyphens, no em dashes, ever, in anything you write for me externally." I have typed this into more tools than I can count and watched almost every one of them nod and then slip one back in within three replies. Curious whether yours actually holds a hard style rule like that across a fresh session rather than just a general tone preference.

 Ha, same rule here, word for word. No em dashes is in my own style guide. Atlaso saves it as a preference, so a fresh session starts already knowing it. Knowing isn't the same as always obeying though, and a model can still slip one in. If you try it, I'd love to hear how long it holds for you.