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Why did you create NEXORA? #23
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I created NEXORA because I noticed that personal context is fragmented across different AI tools. Every time we switch between ChatGPT, Claude, or Codex, we often have to explain our goals, preferences, projects, and background again. I wanted to build a system where users can manage their own long-term memories and share approved context with different AI assistants. The ultimate goal is to make AI more personalized while keeping users in control of their data. |
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I created NEXORA because I noticed that personal context is fragmented across different AI tools.
Every time we switch between ChatGPT, Claude, or Codex, we often have to explain our goals, preferences, projects, and background again.
I wanted to build a system where users can manage their own long-term memories and share approved context with different AI assistants.
The ultimate goal is to make AI more personalized while keeping users in control of their data.