We made another launch video for Make0 Brain. 🧠

And this time, we're talking about a problem that anyone working with multiple AI agents will eventually run into.

Your AGENTS . md says one thing. Your CLAUDE . MD says another. You update a preference in one place, forget about another, and suddenly your agents are working with different versions of the truth.

Last write wins. And nobody remembers what changed.

That's the problem we're solving with Make0 Brain.

Instead of treating memory as another Markdown file to maintain, we're building a versioned brain for your AI agents.

→ Every change is tracked.
→ See which agent wrote what.
→ Restore any previous version in one click.
→ Share one context across all your agents.

Your memory shouldn't depend on which tool you're using or which file you remembered to update.

And you shouldn't have to rebuild your context every time you switch agents.

You didn't just save notes. You built a brain that follows you across agents.

🎬 Watch our latest launch video:

We're building Make0 Brain in the open, and we'd love to hear from people working on agent memory, context engineering, and multi-agent workflows.

How are you managing shared memory across your AI agents today? Are Markdown files still enough, or have you run into the versioning problem too?