Infrastructure

I found Supermemory while browsing tool announcements last week. “Universal Memory API for AI apps” - and they have a Claude Code plugin . My first thought was that this solves a real problem. My second thought was that I’ve already built a solution to this problem. So I spent some time figuring out whether Supermemory would add anything to what I already have. Here’s what Supermemory does. When you start a Claude Code session, the plugin fetches relevant memories from their API and injects them into context. While you work, it automatically captures your tool usage - edits, file writes, bash commands, and task spawns - and stores them as structured memories. You get super-search to query past work and super-save to manually flag something important. ...

I’ve been writing Adventures in Claude as a solo dev diary — documenting what it’s like to build real software with Claude Code as your primary collaborator. But the most interesting conversations about this stuff have been happening in DMs, email threads, and random encounters with other people doing the same thing. So I built a community. What It Is Adventures in Claude Community is an invite-only forum for retired entrepreneurs and coders who are actively experimenting with Claude. It runs on self-hosted Discourse on a DigitalOcean droplet, which means you can participate through the web or entirely through email — reply to notification emails to post, or enable mailing list mode to get every message in your inbox. ...