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Cursor users seek persistent memory feature for coding context

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A user is inquiring about the functionality of "memories" within the Cursor coding IDE, comparing it to a similar feature they used in Codex. They are seeking to understand if Cursor offers a way to store persistent personal preferences and ongoing project context across sessions, similar to how they utilized AGENTS.md and memories in Codex. The user is asking if such a feature exists in Cursor or if the intended approach is to manually input all such information into rules or AGENTS.md. AI

IMPACT This query highlights user needs for persistent context management in AI-powered coding tools, potentially influencing future feature development.

RANK_REASON User inquiry about a specific feature in a coding tool.

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Cursor users seek persistent memory feature for coding context

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User inquiry about a specific feature in a coding tool.
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COVERAGE [1]

  1. r/cursor TIER_2 English(EN) · /u/Superhim1114 ·

    Memories in Cursor

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Hi all! I’m trying Cursor as my main coding agent for the first time after using Codex for a while.</p> <p>When I was using Codex, I used AGENTS.md for the codebase/project overview, while memories handled things like my personal preferences and …

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