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Developer builds memory system for Claude Code to prevent recurring AI errors

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A developer has created a custom MCP server and integrated it as a plugin for Claude Code to address recurring errors made by AI coding assistants. This system, named "feedback-memory," stores past user corrections and decisions, providing them to the AI before it generates new code or text. The goal is to prevent the AI from repeating mistakes, such as incorrect punctuation or unsubstantiated claims about speed, by leveraging a local PostgreSQL database with pgvector for efficient recall of relevant past interactions. AI

IMPACT Enhances AI coding assistant reliability by providing persistent memory for corrections, reducing repetitive errors.

RANK_REASON Developer-created tool/plugin for an existing AI product.

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Developer builds memory system for Claude Code to prevent recurring AI errors

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · ssapable ·

    I gave Claude Code a memory for my corrections (a 200-line MCP server on local Postgres)

    <p>My coding agents kept making mistakes I had already corrected. Not big ones: an exclamation mark in a release note, a "blazing fast" in a changelog, a reply that promised a shipping time we don't have. I'd fix it, the session would end, and the next session would do it again, …

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