memories.sh — One layer for memories, skills, and rules across any agent
One layer for memories, skills, and rules across any agent
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Recently launched a community website—LinkForest—and wanted to share it with everyone. Feel free to check it out if you're interested 👀 Origin It started as a simple navigation site to share my bookmarked links. But I soon realized one person's energy is limited—after the initial launch rush, updates slowed to a crawl... So I shifted my approach from “curating alone” to “sharing together,” deciding to build a lightweight community. Truthfully, this space already has stellar predecessors like V2EX and Reddit. Maybe it was sheer stubbornness😂—I tried building my own wheel with Cursor, but ended up writing myself into a tangled mess and gave up. Finally, I found the open-source project Discuit, whose features and design aligned perfectly. Thus, LinkForest was born. Here’s Discuit’s link: https://github.com/discuitnet/di... Features 💬 Free Discussion - Create posts, share ideas, engage in friendly exchanges 📚 Content Categories - Organized by community for easy discovery of topics 🔍 Content Discovery - Supports sorting by popularity, recency, and more 👥 User Interaction - Social features like likes, comments, and follows 📱 Responsive Design - Comfortable browsing on both mobile and desktop Design I adopted Claude's style for the color scheme and typography. For some reason, viewing Claude's web interface feels like reading a physical book. The overall functionality draws inspiration from the clean aesthetics of classic communities like V2EX and Reddit, aiming to foster an atmosphere focused on content and friendly interaction. Experience Website Address: https://linkforest.cn This project was built step by step with help from Cursor and GPT. The site is still in its early stages, but I believe it will grow stronger with your suggestions and participation. If you have time, feel free to drop by, share your thoughts in a post 💭, and offer any feedback—it's all invaluable. Looking forward to seeing you on LinkForest!
Recently launched a community website—LinkForest—and wanted to share it with everyone. Feel free to check it out if you're interested 👀
Origin
It started as a simple navigation site to share my bookmarked links. But I soon realized one person's energy is limited—after the initial launch rush, updates slowed to a crawl...
So I shifted my approach from “curating alone” to “sharing together,” deciding to build a lightweight community. Truthfully, this space already has stellar predecessors like V2EX and Reddit. Maybe it was sheer stubbornness😂—I tried building my own wheel with Cursor, but ended up writing myself into a tangled mess and gave up. Finally, I found the open-source project Discuit, whose features and design aligned perfectly. Thus, LinkForest was born. Here’s Discuit’s link: https://github.com/discuitnet/di...
Features
💬 Free Discussion - Create posts, share ideas, engage in friendly exchanges
📚 Content Categories - Organized by community for easy discovery of topics
🔍 Content Discovery - Supports sorting by popularity, recency, and more
👥 User Interaction - Social features like likes, comments, and follows
📱 Responsive Design - Comfortable browsing on both mobile and desktop
Design
I adopted Claude's style for the color scheme and typography. For some reason, viewing Claude's web interface feels like reading a physical book. The overall functionality draws inspiration from the clean aesthetics of classic communities like V2EX and Reddit, aiming to foster an atmosphere focused on content and friendly interaction.
Experience
Website Address: https://linkforest.cn
This project was built step by step with help from Cursor and GPT. The site is still in its early stages, but I believe it will grow stronger with your suggestions and participation.
If you have time, feel free to drop by, share your thoughts in a post 💭, and offer any feedback—it's all invaluable. Looking forward to seeing you on LinkForest!