I don't want any memories from my general chats leaking through to my projects - in fact I don't want memories recorded from my general chats at all. I don't want project memories leaking to other projects or to my general chats.
I don't want any memories from my general chats leaking through to my projects - in fact I don't want memories recorded from my general chats at all. I don't want project memories leaking to other projects or to my general chats.
"Each project has its own separate memory space and dedicated project summary, so the context within each of your projects is focused, relevant, and separate from other projects or non-project chats."
https://support.claude.com/en/articles/11817273-using-claude...
all_memories:
Topic1: [{}…]
Topic2: [{}..]
The only way topics would pollute each other would be if they didn’t set up this basic data structure.Claude Memory, and others like it, are not magic on any level. One can easily write a memory layer with simple clear thinking - what to bucket, what to consolidate and summarize, what to reference, and what to pull in.
> Individual project conversations (searches are limited to within each specific project).
> Each project has its own separate memory space and dedicated project summary, so the context within each of your projects is focused, relevant, and separate from other projects or non-project chats.
Each project should have its own memory and general chats should not pollute that.
According to the docs "How to search and reference past chats", you need to explicit ask for it, and it's reflected as a tool call. I'm wondering if you just can tell Claude to not look into memory in the conversation, if as they claim, it's so easy to spot Claude using this feature.