Give every tool LLM wiki and bypass Claude Code SSH Throttle
The article discusses a method for creating a persistent workspace for AI tools using a Linux box. By integrating various tools and services, the author enables multiple AI applications to share a common knowledge base and context. This setup allows for more efficient collaboration and continuity between sessions without losing information.
- ▪The author built a persistent workspace for AI tools on a Linux box to avoid losing context between sessions.
- ▪Multiple AI tools can now share the same filesystem and database, allowing them to collaborate more effectively.
- ▪The setup costs only $10 a month to run and can be easily replicated using modular coding agents.
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So I get from a security perspective this is a terrible idea, but it works great!I wanted to give every tool I had access to LLM wiki and didn’t want to pay Mem0 or congee $100 a month for saving text files.Every AI I use hits the same wall. The conversation ends and everything disappears. Context, files, databases, working state. Next session I’m re-explaining what we built yesterday.I fixed this by giving every AI tool access to a persistent workspace on a Linux box. Claude, Claude Code, any MCP-compatible tool. They all share the same filesystem, the same database, the same knowledge base. One of them writes an architecture doc, the others can read it.The whole thing cost an afternoon to build and $10/month to run.I realized Pi has everything I needed.
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Excerpt limited to ~120 words for fair-use compliance. The full article is at Ycombinator.