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Crush, a local coding agent, gained persistent memory through two MCP servers: MCP Memory Service for episodic storage and Basic Memory for curated notes. The setup required WSL2 mirrored networking and a 23,600-token context. Trigger words like "recall" and "note this" finally made memory work reliably.
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