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Renor is one memory for all your coding agents. Tell one agent once, and every agent can recall it. These posts explain how that works, how to set it up, and how we measure it.
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My AI agents were eating my SSD
A laptop SSD at 78% wear; about 500 GB written a day by a local agent fleet; what was writing, what changed, and a write budget for agent fleets.
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Give Claude Code memory across sessions
What CLAUDE.md and auto memory keep, where they stop, and how to add Renor over MCP so a decision survives a new chat and reaches Codex and Cursor too.
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Renor vs Mem0 vs Zep: memory for coding agents
Three memory layers for agents, with each provider's published benchmark numbers, the answer model and judge where they are named, and why the scores are not directly comparable.
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How we measure Renor: LongMemEval, LoCoMo and BEAM
Which reader answered, which grader scored, and which settings produced each Renor figure, so you can tell what a percentage does and does not show.