Claude Is Brilliant. But Working With Amnesia Gets Tiring.

# Claude Is Brilliant. But Working With Amnesia Gets Old. If you use Claude every day like I do, you already know this feeling. You open a new session,start typing, and then you pause — because Claude has no idea what you're talking about. Your project, your decisions, that trade-off you made yesterday. All gone. It's like working with the smartest person in the room, except they wake up every morning with amnesia. The 20-Minute Tax After a while, I noticed a pattern. Every morning, before I could do any real work, I had to pay the same tax: 15 to 20 minutes of re-explaining context. "We decided to restructure this part…" "We changed direction last week because…" "The current approach is based on…" Every single day, the same ritual. And the frustrating part? Once Claude had the context, it was incredible. The bottleneck was never intelligence — it was memory. The Real Cost Isn't Time It's flow. You lose momentum before you even start. Instead of continuing where you left off, you're re