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-# Ready-to-Post Social Media — Copy & Paste Now
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-Post these THIS WEEK. Don't wait for perfection.
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-## 1. Reddit r/programming — POST TODAY
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-**URL:** https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/submit
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-**Title:** I built a CLI that syncs your AI coding memory across 11 tools and every device
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-**Body:**
-
-Every AI coding tool stores your preferences in its own hidden config files. Claude has `~/.claude/` and `CLAUDE.md`. Cursor has `.cursorrules`. Gemini has `GEMINI.md`. None of them talk to each other, and none of them sync between machines.
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-I got tired of re-teaching my AI tools every time I switched from my Mac to my PC, so I built **memoir** — a CLI that backs up, restores, and translates your AI memory across devices and tools.
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-**What it does:**
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-- `memoir push` — backs up AI configs, project knowledge, and your current coding session
-- `memoir restore` — restores everything on any machine (Mac, Windows, Linux)
-- `memoir migrate --from claude --to cursor` — AI-powered translation between tools (rewrites conventions, doesn't just copy files)
-- `memoir mcp` — MCP server so your editor can search/save memories in-conversation
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-**What makes it interesting:**
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-It doesn't just sync config files. It captures *session state* — what files you changed, what decisions you made, what you were debugging — and injects that context when you restore. Your AI literally picks up where you left off.
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-It also syncs your actual workspace: git repos are auto-cloned, non-git projects are bundled and unpacked, uncommitted changes are saved as patches.
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-E2E encrypted (AES-256-GCM), secret scanning built in, MIT licensed.
-
-```
-npm install -g memoir-cli
-```
-
-GitHub: https://github.com/camgitt/memoir
-Website: https://memoir.sh
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-Would love to hear what workflows people would find useful. Currently thinking about shareable context links for team onboarding.
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-## 2. Reddit r/cursor — POST TOMORROW
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-**URL:** https://www.reddit.com/r/cursor/submit
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-**Title:** Sync your .cursorrules and AI context across machines (and 10 other AI tools)
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-**Body:**
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-Quick question for multi-machine Cursor users — how are you keeping your `.cursorrules` and settings in sync across devices?
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-I built **memoir** because I kept losing my AI context switching between machines. It's a CLI that syncs Cursor configs alongside 10 other AI tools — Claude Code, Gemini CLI, ChatGPT, Codex, Copilot, Windsurf, Zed, Cline, Continue.dev, and Aider. 11 tools total.
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-The part that's been most useful for me:
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-```
-memoir migrate --from claude --to cursor
-```
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-This uses AI to actually *translate* your Claude CLAUDE.md into a proper `.cursorrules` that follows Cursor's conventions. Not a file copy — a real rewrite.
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-It also captures your current coding session and lets you resume on another machine. Your AI picks up mid-conversation.
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-```
-npm install -g memoir-cli
-memoir init
-memoir push     # backs up .cursorrules + settings + projects
-memoir restore  # restores everything on another machine
-```
-
-E2E encrypted, MIT licensed, free tier available.
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-GitHub: https://github.com/camgitt/memoir
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-What other Cursor-specific workflows would be useful? Happy to add things.
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-## 3. Reddit r/ClaudeAI — POST DAY AFTER
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-**URL:** https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/submit
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-**Title:** Built a CLI to sync your CLAUDE.md and Claude Code memory across machines
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-**Body:**
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-For those of you using Claude Code on multiple machines — how are you keeping your CLAUDE.md files and ~/.claude/ settings in sync?
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-I built **memoir** to solve this. It's a CLI that backs up and restores your Claude Code memory (plus 10 other AI tools) across any machine.
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-```
-memoir push      # backs up ~/.claude/, CLAUDE.md files, session state, projects
-memoir restore   # restores everything on another machine
-```
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-The part I find most useful: **session handoff**. memoir captures what you were working on — files changed, errors hit, decisions made — and injects that context when you restore. Claude literally picks up where you left off on a different machine.
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-It also does AI-powered translation if you use multiple tools:
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-```
-memoir migrate --from claude --to cursor
-# Rewrites your CLAUDE.md into proper .cursorrules
-```
-
-And it ships an MCP server (`memoir mcp`) with 6 tools your editor can use to search and save memories in-conversation.
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-E2E encrypted, secret scanning built in, MIT licensed, ~100kb installed.
-
-```
-npm install -g memoir-cli
-```
-
-GitHub: https://github.com/camgitt/memoir
-Website: https://memoir.sh
-
-Would love feedback from the Claude community. What would make this more useful for your workflow?
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-## 4. X/Twitter Thread — POST SAME DAY AS REDDIT
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-Copy each tweet as a separate post in a thread:
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-**Tweet 1:**
-AI tools forget you every time you switch machines.
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-I built memoir — a CLI that syncs your AI memory across 11 tools and every device.
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-One command to save. One command to restore. Your AI picks up mid-conversation.
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-Here's what it does:
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-**Tweet 2:**
-The problem: Claude has CLAUDE.md. Cursor has .cursorrules. Gemini has GEMINI.md.
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-None of them sync. None of them talk to each other.
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-Switch machines? Start from zero. Switch tools? Re-teach everything.
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-memoir fixes this.
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-**Tweet 3:**
-memoir push      # save everything
-memoir restore   # restore anywhere
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-It syncs three layers:
-- AI memory (configs across 11 tools)
-- Session state (what you were doing)
-- Workspace (your actual projects)
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-**Tweet 4:**
-The killer feature: AI-powered translation between tools.
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-memoir migrate --from claude --to cursor
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-This doesn't just copy files. It rewrites your Claude instructions into proper .cursorrules following Cursor's conventions.
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-Works between all 11 tools.
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-**Tweet 5:**
-Session handoff is the other thing nothing else does.
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-memoir captures what files you changed, what decisions you made, what you were debugging.
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-On restore, it injects that context. Your AI literally picks up where you left off.
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-**Tweet 6:**
-npm install -g memoir-cli
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-Free & open source. MIT licensed. ~100kb.
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-Cloud sync available. MCP server included so your editor can search memories in-conversation.
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-GitHub: github.com/camgitt/memoir
-Website: memoir.sh
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-Try it and let me know what you think
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-## 5. Cold DM Template (for devs tweeting about AI context loss)
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-**Search Twitter for:** "lost my cursorrules" OR "claude forgot" OR "new machine setup" OR "re-teaching AI" OR "CLAUDE.md sync"
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-**DM template:**
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-Hey! Saw your tweet about [specific pain point]. I built an open-source CLI called memoir that solves exactly this — it syncs your AI memory (CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, etc.) across machines and tools.
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-One command to back up, one to restore. Your AI picks up mid-conversation.
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-github.com/camgitt/memoir
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-Would love your feedback if you try it!
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-## Posting Schedule
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-| Day | Platform | Post |
-|-----|----------|------|
-| Today (Thu) | r/programming | Post #1 |
-| Today (Thu) | X/Twitter | Thread (Post #4) |
-| Friday | r/cursor | Post #2 |
-| Friday | r/ClaudeAI | Post #3 |
-| Sat-Sun | X/Twitter | Cold DMs to 10-20 devs |
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-## Rules
-1. Reply to EVERY comment within 2 hours
-2. Don't be defensive about "it's just dotfiles" — explain session handoff
-3. Ask questions back: "What tools are you using?"
-4. Link the demo SVG/GIF in early replies
-5. Ask 2-3 friends to upvote within first 30 min