Post by BlackWolf aka Ryan

Your ChatGPT forgets you.

Every project starts from zero. The memory feature it does have lives on OpenAI's servers. Their rules, their timeline, their delete button.

Indelible now works with OpenAI's Codex CLI. No Claude required. One install and ChatGPT gets a permanent memory that belongs to you. Saved to Bitcoin, encrypted with a key only you hold.

But here is the miracle part.

Run Claude AND ChatGPT on the same memory and they become colleagues. Claude builds today. Codex reads the whole history tomorrow and reviews the work. This week Codex reviewed one of Claude's designs nine times, then caught four bugs in the build and stopped a bad deploy. The fixes shipped. Neither one was ever online at the same time.

And they stay out of each other's way. The wallet lets one writer in at a time, so they take turns instead of colliding. Each one can only save its own conversations, so neither can ever touch or overwrite the other's record. Every save is signed by the one who wrote it.

We tested the sharing the hard way. One AI hid a sentence inside a saved session. The other was told nothing, searched the shared memory, and quoted it back word for word. First try. Then we ran it the other direction and it worked again.

Two AIs from two different companies. One memory. No collisions, no overwrites, nothing forgotten, everything signed.

npm i -g indelible-mcp http://indelible.one