# Cachejay

> Cachejay is a Mac app that keeps track of your workday and gives that context to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and Codex. It captures screen text from the apps you use, call transcripts and coding-agent sessions on the Mac, and organizes everything into a page per project, call notes, a to-do list and summaries of each day, week and month. It's kept in the person's Cachejay account on cachejay.com (secrets masked) so ChatGPT and Claude can use it from any device; agents on the Mac search it over MCP too.

## Key facts

- Platform: macOS 26 or later, Apple silicon. No Windows version.
- Price: $12/month or $120/year after a 14-day free trial with no card. AI for notes and summaries included. Up to 3 Macs. 20 hours of calls transcribed in the cloud a month (30 per team seat); 10 more hours for $5, one time, on the account page.
- Connects to Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity, Windsurf, VS Code (GitHub Copilot agent mode) and Zed over MCP on the Mac. Claude on the web or a phone, ChatGPT on the web (custom MCP servers: Business, Enterprise and Edu; Pro read-only; not Plus or Free, per OpenAI), the Gemini app, and Grok (custom connector at grok.com/connectors) connect to the remote MCP server at https://cachejay.com/mcp and sign in with email. Read tools include search_memory, recent_activity, call_transcript, today, recent_notes, search_notes, read_note, projects_now, people_now, plus search and fetch for deep research; changes to Cachejay data (projects, boards, docs, people, corrections) only when the person allows write access at sign-in.
- Sign-in is by email: a one-click link (or the 6-digit code in the same email); no license keys. Signing in on the Mac starts the trial; a subscription bought with the same email joins the account.
- Capturing can be paused any time, and the cloud copy deleted any time; it is deleted 60 days after a trial or subscription lapses.
- Teams: $18 per seat per month (cachejay.com/app/team). Members choose which projects the team sees (project pages and call notes); screen text stays private. Teammates search shared notes on the web, and ChatGPT and Claude get a team_search tool.
- Meeting notes: a notepad opens beside calls for quick notes; the AI writes notes around your points from the transcript (summary, topics, decisions, action items with owners). Title and attendees from the calendar. No bot joins.
- With the AI app's own connectors, users can have Claude or ChatGPT update HubSpot, Salesforce, Linear, Jira, Asana, Notion or Slack from what Cachejay recorded. Cachejay itself never writes to those tools.
- Screen text is read from apps through the macOS Accessibility API. About once a minute while the user is active and the screen really changed (never while the Mac is busy, hot or in Low Power Mode), Cachejay also takes a downscaled screenshot and reads its text on the Mac with Apple's text recognition. Screen text and screenshot text sync when cloud_sync is enabled, which it is by default. Screenshot files stay on the Mac unless the user enables Upload Screenshots to the Cloud (cloud_screenshots, off by default). Uploaded pictures are kept 14 days in a private bucket and can be retrieved through the web app's Screens page or the remote screen_at tool; their text stays searchable after the pictures expire. Never private apps or windows. The setting screenshots turns screenshot capture off.
- Calls in Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and FaceTime are transcribed with no bot: the Mac hears both sides; the live transcript is made on the Mac and the finished transcript of both sides by OpenAI's transcription (speakers told apart). No audio is kept on Cachejay's servers.
- Never reads password managers, Keychain Access, private browser windows or password fields.
- Agents ask before they stop: the ask_user tool answers an agent's question from what the person already said or decided, quoting where it came from; if nobody has settled it, it goes on the person's to-do list with a box to answer, and the agent gets the answer the next time it asks. Claude Code and Codex sessions that stopped to wait on the person show up on the list too, under Waiting on you, and tick themselves off when the person replies.
- When a question goes to the person, Cachejay keeps its own guess at their answer and how sure it was, and checks it against what they answer, to measure how often it would be right. The guess is never shown to the agent and isn't used to train AI models.
- Agent context: Cachejay is a context layer for AI agents. One memory of your work, shared by every agent you connect, so a new session in Codex knows what you did in Claude Code. More: https://cachejay.com/agent-context
- MCP tools on cachejay.com (Claude and ChatGPT on the web, through a custom connector): today, recent_notes, search_notes, search, fetch, search_memory, agent_memory, about_me, recent_activity, call_transcript, team_search, screen_at, projects_now, correct, todos, update_todo, people_now, save_person, save_project, ask_user, read_note, report_progress, boards (list_boards, get_board, query_cards, get_card, list_templates, create_board, update_board, create_cards, update_card, comment_card) and docs (list_docs, read_doc, create_doc, edit_doc). Agents on the Mac get a local set that also includes current_screen, what_was_i_doing, find_files, list_meetings, get_meeting, upcoming_meetings, project_brief, list_projects and time_report.
- Rewind (Limitless) stopped capturing on December 19, 2025. Cachejay is a Mac alternative that also gives its memory to AI agents.
- Contact: hello@cachejay.com

## Product

- [Cachejay: the human cache for ChatGPT, Claude and AI agents](https://cachejay.com/): Cachejay keeps your projects, calls, decisions and to-dos current as you work, so ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and Codex read your context instead of waiting on you.
- [The human cache: your work context for AI, kept current](https://cachejay.com/human-cache): Cachejay keeps what you saw, said, decided and promised, rewritten as things change, so ChatGPT, Claude and your agents start already knowing it.
- [About Cachejay: why we built the human cache for AI](https://cachejay.com/about): AI lets us work on more projects, faster, and now the AI waits on the human for context. Why we built Cachejay, and the rules it’s built on.
- [How Cachejay works: from your screen and calls to your AI](https://cachejay.com/how-it-works): Cachejay reads text from your apps and screenshots, transcribes calls without a bot, files it all by project, and lets ChatGPT and Claude read it from anywhere.
- [Cachejay pricing: $12 a month, 14 days free](https://cachejay.com/pricing): One plan: $12 a month or $120 a year after a 14-day trial with no card. AI for notes and summaries included, up to 3 Macs. Less than Granola, and it does more.
- [Download Cachejay for Mac: 14 days free](https://cachejay.com/download): Download Cachejay for macOS 26 on Apple silicon. Signed and notarized, free for 14 days with no card, then $12 a month. Set up in a couple of minutes.
- [Cachejay FAQ: ChatGPT, Claude, privacy and pricing](https://cachejay.com/faq): How Cachejay gives context to ChatGPT and Claude, what it reads and never reads, where your data lives, how calls work, and what it costs.
- [Cachejay privacy: where your memory lives](https://cachejay.com/privacy): What Cachejay captures on your Mac, what it never reads, what it keeps in your Cachejay account for ChatGPT and Claude, and how to turn it off.
- [Cachejay security: how your data is protected](https://cachejay.com/security): Encryption in transit, hashed tokens, one namespace per account, secrets masked on the Mac, who can access data, what's still missing, and how to report a bug.
- [Cachejay subprocessors: who processes your data](https://cachejay.com/subprocessors): The companies Cachejay uses to run the service, what data each one handles and why: AWS, SkimmerDB, Anthropic, Stripe, Resend, and Google and Apple sign-in.
- [Cachejay Data Processing Addendum (DPA)](https://cachejay.com/dpa): Cachejay's Data Processing Addendum in plain English: roles, instructions, subprocessors, security, breach notice, deletion, EU and UK transfers, and audits.
- [Cachejay Terms of Service](https://cachejay.com/terms): The terms for using Cachejay: accounts, plans and billing, cancellation, acceptable use, recording consent, your content, AI features, and liability.
- [Agent context for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor | Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/agent-context): The context layer for AI agents: your screen, calls, projects and to-dos, over MCP to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, Windsurf, VS Code and ChatGPT.
- [Cachejay Teams: shared project notes for ChatGPT and Claude](https://cachejay.com/teams): Each person shares the projects they choose. Teammates search those pages and call notes on the web and in ChatGPT and Claude. $18 per seat a month.
- [Rolling out Cachejay to a team: what is shared, what is not](https://cachejay.com/teams/rollout): What a team's owner and teammates can and can't see, what each member should set up, and a paragraph you can paste into your company's own policy.
- [Cachejay Boards: plans your calls and AI keep current](https://cachejay.com/boards): Boards with your own fields, as columns, tables, timelines and calendars. Calls, pull requests and Claude or ChatGPT move the cards, alone or with your team.
- [Cachejay Docs: pages you and your AI agents write together](https://cachejay.com/docs): Notion-style pages your team edits live, with cursors, history and templates. Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor read and add to them through Cachejay.
- [Screen History for Mac: scrub back to anything you saw](https://cachejay.com/screen-history): Cachejay keeps a small screenshot about once a minute. Scrub through any day on your Mac or the web, or find a moment by the words that were on screen.

## Works with

- [Claude Code work memory: local and remote setup | Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/claude): Connect Claude Code or Desktop to captured Mac work over MCP. Set up local or remote access, verify one answer, and choose what context syncs.
- [ChatGPT work context connector: setup and checks | Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/chatgpt): Connect ChatGPT to your synced Mac work with a custom connector. Check plan requirements, sign in, verify one answer and choose what ChatGPT can change.
- [Connect Cachejay to Gemini: the Gemini app and Antigravity](https://cachejay.com/gemini): Add Cachejay to the Gemini app as a custom app by URL, and to Gemini CLI or Antigravity in one click, so Gemini can read your days, calls and projects.
- [Connect Cachejay to Grok: your workday as a custom connector](https://cachejay.com/grok): Add Cachejay to Grok at grok.com/connectors with one URL, so Grok can read your days, calls, projects and to-dos. Steps, plans and first questions.
- [Cursor MCP memory: give Cursor's agent your screen and calls](https://cachejay.com/cursor): Give Cursor's agent what's outside the editor: the error in the browser, the spec you read, what was decided on the call, and what other agents did.
- [Codex memory for your whole workday: Cachejay for Codex](https://cachejay.com/codex): Give OpenAI's Codex your screen, calls, past sessions and to-dos over MCP, read as text on your Mac. A private alternative to Chronicle.
- [Connect Perplexity to your calls and projects | Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/perplexity): Add Cachejay to Perplexity as a custom remote connector, so its research starts from your calls, decisions and projects. Pro, Max and Enterprise.

## Use cases

- [Claude wasn't on the call. Cachejay was.](https://cachejay.com/calls): Cachejay transcribes your Zoom, Meet, Teams and FaceTime calls with no bot, and writes the notes, so ChatGPT and Claude can answer what was agreed.
- [What people use Cachejay for](https://cachejay.com/use-cases): AI that updates your project tools and CRM, standups that write themselves, meeting notes with no bot, memory for coding agents, and time tracking.
- [Update your CRM and project tools with AI, from real work](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/update-your-tools): Cachejay knows your calls and your work. Claude or ChatGPT post it to HubSpot, Salesforce, Linear, Jira, Asana, Notion and Slack when you ask.
- [Update HubSpot with AI from your actual calls](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/update-your-tools/hubspot): Claude or ChatGPT log your calls, deal stages and next steps in HubSpot from the call notes Cachejay already took. No more typing the call up twice.
- [Update Linear issues with Claude, from what you did today](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/update-your-tools/linear): Claude or ChatGPT comment on and move your Linear issues from your commits, agent sessions and calls, which Cachejay already has. No more status typing.
- [Update Jira with Claude or ChatGPT, from your real work](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/update-your-tools/jira): Turn call action items into Jira tickets, comment with today's progress and move finished work to Done, from what Cachejay recorded. Confluence too.
- [Keep Notion project pages current with Claude or ChatGPT](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/update-your-tools/notion): Claude or ChatGPT add meeting notes and weekly status to your Notion pages from what Cachejay recorded: calls, decisions and what you shipped.
- [Post standups and updates to Slack with AI, from your day](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/update-your-tools/slack): Claude or ChatGPT post your standup, decisions from calls and weekly updates to Slack, written from what Cachejay recorded. Review drafts before posting.
- [Add meeting action items to Asana automatically with AI](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/update-your-tools/asana): Cachejay pulls action items and owners from every call. Claude or ChatGPT add them to Asana, close what you finished, and update project status.
- [Update Salesforce with AI from your actual sales calls](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/update-your-tools/salesforce): Claude or ChatGPT log calls, next steps and close dates on Salesforce opportunities from the call notes Cachejay already took. Review before saving.
- [AI standups and daily work summaries, written for you](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/standups): Cachejay writes up every day, week and month from what you actually did, so your AI can hand you a standup, a weekly update or a monthly review.
- [Meeting notes without a bot: call transcription for Mac](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/meeting-notes): Notes and transcripts for Zoom, Meet, Teams and FaceTime calls, heard on your Mac with no bot in the room. No audio is kept, and your AI can read every call.
- [Memory for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex between sessions](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/developers): Stop re-explaining the project to your coding agent. Cachejay gives it the error on screen, the docs, decisions from calls and every past session.
- [Automatic timesheets for freelancers: bill hours, no timer](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/freelancers): Hours by client, counted on your Mac while you work. Export a CSV timesheet, review overlaps and offline work, then bill. Notes on every client call.
- [Cachejay for sales: call prep, follow-ups and CRM updates](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/sales): Notes on every sales call with no bot, so ChatGPT and Claude can prep your next call, write the follow-up in the buyer’s words and update HubSpot or Salesforce.
- [Cachejay for marketing: customer quotes, research, reports](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/marketing): Customer language from calls, competitor pages you already read, briefs from the kickoff and the weekly report, for ChatGPT and Claude to work from.
- [Automatic time tracking for Mac, by project](https://cachejay.com/use-cases/time-tracking): Hours by project and app, focus blocks and a timesheet export, with no timers. Cachejay already knows what you worked on.

## Compare

- [Cachejay vs Rewind, Screenpipe, Recall, Chronicle, Granola](https://cachejay.com/alternatives): How Cachejay compares with Rewind, Screenpipe, Microsoft Recall, Codex Chronicle, Granola, Timing and Toggl for screen memory, call notes and time tracking.
- [Rewind AI alternative for Mac in 2026](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/rewind): Rewind stopped capturing on December 19, 2025. Compare Cachejay’s capture, storage defaults and AI retrieval, see when another tool fits, and test one task.
- [Cachejay vs Screenpipe: screen memory for AI agents on Mac](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/screenpipe): Compare Cachejay and Screenpipe for AI work context: supported platforms, Accessibility capture, MCP access, local storage and cloud-sync defaults.
- [Is Microsoft Recall on Mac? No. What to use instead](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/microsoft-recall-mac): Is Microsoft Recall available on Mac? No: it only runs on Windows Copilot+ PCs. The Mac apps that find anything you saw, compared, and how Cachejay differs.
- [Codex Chronicle alternative: screen context for any AI](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/codex-chronicle): Chronicle sends screenshots to OpenAI and needs ChatGPT Pro. Cachejay reads them on your Mac and gives Codex, ChatGPT and Claude your screen, calls and work.
- [Claude Duet vs Cachejay: what an agent can’t see](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/claude-duet): Claude Duet works in the cloud through the apps you connect. It can’t see your screen, local files or calls. What Cachejay adds, and when Duet alone is enough.
- [Granola alternative: bot-free Mac call notes, $12 a month](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/granola): Cachejay vs Granola: both take call notes without a bot. Cachejay is $12 a month, and also tracks your projects, to-dos and time.
- [Otter alternative for Mac: call notes with no bot](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/otter): Cachejay vs Otter: plans, minute caps, bots, where audio goes and training. Cachejay records calls on your Mac with no bot and remembers the work around them.
- [Notion AI alternative for meeting notes and team docs](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/notion-ai): Cachejay vs Notion AI: meeting notes with no bot, plans, limits, data retention and MCP. Cachejay feeds docs and boards from calls, screen and agents.
- [Cachejay vs Timing: automatic time tracking on Mac](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/timing): Both track time on a Mac with no timers. Timing is a dedicated tracker with deep reports; Cachejay adds call notes, screen history and memory for ChatGPT.
- [Toggl alternative with no timers: Cachejay vs Toggl Track](https://cachejay.com/alternatives/toggl): A Toggl Track alternative for Mac with no timers to start: Cachejay counts your hours from what you worked on, with timesheets, call notes and prices compared.

## Guides

- [Guides: getting more out of ChatGPT and Claude at work](https://cachejay.com/guides): Practical guides on giving Claude and ChatGPT the context they need: memory, MCP servers, and keeping your AI up to date with your work.
- [AI memory app privacy checklist | Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/guides/ai-memory-privacy-checklist): Check what an AI memory app captures, what it uploads by default, what reaches AI providers, who can read it and what deletion covers before you connect work.
- [Reconstruct a client timesheet from work history | Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/guides/rebuild-client-timesheet): Rebuild a draft client timesheet from work history, check overlapping activity and missing time, and review each entry before treating it as billable.
- [Build a weekly review from work history | Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/guides/weekly-review-from-work-history): Review a week of work using dated sources: completed tasks, changed decisions, open actions and gaps. Turn the evidence into a short update you can check.
- [Share project context between AI agents | Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/guides/share-context-between-ai-agents): Move a project between AI assistants with a brief that records decisions, sources, open questions and the next task, then check what the new agent retrieved.
- [Meeting follow-up prompts from transcripts | Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/guides/meeting-follow-up-prompts): Turn a meeting transcript into decisions, action items and a follow-up draft. These prompts preserve source evidence and mark missing owners or dates.
- [AGENTS.md vs CLAUDE.md vs Cursor rules: what goes where](https://cachejay.com/guides/agents-md-vs-claude-md): Which instruction file Claude Code, Codex and Cursor each read in 2026, how to keep one set of rules for all three, and what to leave out of them.
- [Switch from ChatGPT to Claude without losing your context](https://cachejay.com/guides/switch-chatgpt-to-claude): What moves from ChatGPT to Claude and what doesn’t: the memory import step by step, old chats, Projects and GPTs, and keeping work context portable.
- [ChatGPT memory not working? Every cause and the fix](https://cachejay.com/guides/chatgpt-memory-not-working): ChatGPT forgot something, or the memory summary is empty or stuck on generating? The settings to check, why it happens, and how to fix each case.
- [Best memory MCP servers for Claude Code, compared](https://cachejay.com/guides/best-memory-mcp-server-for-claude-code): Knowledge Graph Memory, Basic Memory, Mem0, Beads and Cachejay compared: what each stores, who writes it, cost, and which fits the memory you need.
- [ChatGPT “Chat memory full”? What it means and how to fix it](https://cachejay.com/guides/chatgpt-memory-full): Seeing “Chat memory full” or “Memory is full” in ChatGPT? They’re different problems. How to tell which you have, fix each, and keep your chat going.
- [Claude Code /compact vs /clear: keep work across sessions](https://cachejay.com/guides/claude-code-compact-vs-clear): When to compact, clear, resume or start fresh in Claude Code, what each keeps, and a handoff prompt that carries decisions into the next session.
- [Write a brag document from your work history](https://cachejay.com/guides/brag-document-from-work-history): A brag document template with sources on every line, and how to rebuild a year of work from your calendar, commits, tickets and notes with AI.
- [Get your meeting notes into Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor](https://cachejay.com/guides/meeting-notes-in-claude-chatgpt): Three ways to get call notes into your AI assistant (paste, a notetaker’s connector, a memory connector), what each can answer, and setup per app.
- [How to add a custom MCP server to ChatGPT (2026)](https://cachejay.com/guides/add-mcp-server-to-chatgpt): Which ChatGPT plans can add a custom MCP server, the steps on the web, workspace admin setup, OAuth sign-in, and fixes when tools don’t show up.
- [How to add a custom MCP server to Grok](https://cachejay.com/guides/add-mcp-server-to-grok): Add a remote MCP server to Grok as a custom connector: the steps, what the server needs, tunnels for local servers, sign-in failures, and Grok Bot.
- [How to give Claude memory of your work (2026)](https://cachejay.com/guides/give-claude-memory): Preferences, project instructions and recent work evidence: how Claude's memory, Projects, CLAUDE.md and MCP servers compare, and how to check what it found.
- [Stop pasting context into ChatGPT: 4 ways to set it once](https://cachejay.com/guides/stop-pasting-context-into-chatgpt): Tired of re-explaining yourself to ChatGPT? Custom instructions, Projects, memory and outside context: four ways to give it background once, not every time.
- [What is an MCP memory server? A plain-English guide](https://cachejay.com/guides/what-is-an-mcp-memory-server): What the Model Context Protocol is, what a memory server does for Claude, Cursor and Codex, the main kinds, and what to check before you install one.
- [Context engineering for your workday: a practical guide](https://cachejay.com/guides/context-engineering-for-your-workday): Context engineering means giving the model what it needs before it answers. Here's how to apply it to your own day: calls, docs, decisions and to-dos.
- [Context engineering for AI agents: what to give them and how](https://cachejay.com/guides/context-engineering-for-agents): What context AI agents are missing, four ways to give it, rules that hold up, and how to give Claude Code, Codex and Cursor your work context over MCP.
- [Why AI memory goes stale, and how to keep it current](https://cachejay.com/guides/why-ai-memory-goes-stale): ChatGPT and Claude remember what you told them, not what changed since. Why saved memory drifts out of date, what fresh context needs, and how to get it.
- [Stop Claude Code and Codex asking what you already know](https://cachejay.com/guides/stop-ai-agents-asking-you): Let Claude Code, Codex and Cursor look up decisions, preferences and people in Cachejay before asking you: connect, paste the rules, test with three questions.
- [Brief a background coding agent so it doesn’t guess](https://cachejay.com/guides/brief-a-background-agent): Cursor cloud agents, Codex cloud and Claude Code on the web work while you’re away. Give them the decisions, what done means and what to do when stuck.
- [Answer your AI agents’ questions from your phone](https://cachejay.com/guides/answer-ai-agents-from-your-phone): When Claude Code or Codex needs you, the question goes on your Cachejay to-do list with a box to answer. Answer from your phone and the agent picks it up.
- [How to hand off your work before a vacation](https://cachejay.com/guides/hand-off-work-before-vacation): A 15-minute handoff for anyone on a team: share the project, add its links, put open work on the board with owners, and check what your cover will see.
- [How to move your tickets from Linear or Jira to Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/guides/move-from-linear-or-jira): Export a CSV from Linear or Jira and import it as boards that keep ticket keys, status, assignees, cycles, parents and blockers, plus what to check after.
- [How to pick up a teammate's project while they're out](https://cachejay.com/guides/pick-up-a-teammates-project): Covering for someone? Read their project's status, links, open cards and calls in Cachejay, take the cards you'll own, and leave a trail for their return.
- [Human in the loop: what an AI agent should ask you](https://cachejay.com/guides/what-agents-should-ask-you): A simple rule for AI agents working without you: look up what's already decided, ask about what's new, risky or hard to undo. With lists to give your agent.
- [Stop re-explaining yourself to Claude in every new chat](https://cachejay.com/guides/stop-re-explaining-yourself-to-claude): Where the background you keep retyping to Claude can live instead: profile preferences, Projects, memory, and a connector for what happened outside Claude.
- [ChatGPT forgets context in a new chat? How to carry it over](https://cachejay.com/guides/chatgpt-forgets-context-new-chat): A new ChatGPT chat loses the details of the last one. A handoff prompt to carry them over, how Projects and memory help, and how to stop needing it.
- [How to give ChatGPT context about your work](https://cachejay.com/guides/give-chatgpt-context-about-your-work): What context ChatGPT needs to stop giving generic answers, a short brief you can fill in, where each part goes, and how to keep it current.
- [Stop pasting context into Gemini: 5 ways to set it once](https://cachejay.com/guides/stop-pasting-context-into-gemini): Tired of re-explaining yourself to Gemini? Saved info, Gems, past chats, connected apps and the work Google can’t see: five places to put context once.
- [How to make Gemini remember you and past conversations](https://cachejay.com/guides/make-gemini-remember-you): Gemini can remember you: saved info, past chats and a Gem per project. How to turn each on, test what it knows, and add the work Google can’t see.
- [Stop re-explaining your project to Claude Code and Cursor](https://cachejay.com/guides/stop-re-explaining-project-to-claude-code): Write your project’s rules and state where Claude Code, Codex and Cursor read them, resume the right sessions, and let agents find decisions made elsewhere.
- [How to make Claude Code remember between sessions](https://cachejay.com/guides/make-claude-code-remember): CLAUDE.md, auto memory, --continue and --resume, and an MCP memory server: what each keeps between Claude Code sessions, and how to check what it remembers.

## Blog

- [The Cachejay blog: notes on working with ChatGPT and Claude](https://cachejay.com/blog): How people use Cachejay, what we are building, and what we have learned about giving ChatGPT and Claude the context of a real workday.
- [Claude Code, Codex and Cursor memory compared (2026)](https://cachejay.com/blog/claude-code-codex-cursor-memory-compared): What Claude Code, Codex and Cursor each remember between sessions, where it’s stored, how to turn it off, and the gap all three share.
- [What to say in standup: 15 examples and an EOD template](https://cachejay.com/blog/what-to-say-in-standup): The three-part standup format, fifteen examples for engineers, designers, PMs, sales and freelancers, how to name a blocker, and an EOD template.
- [ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini memory: what each remembers](https://cachejay.com/blog/chatgpt-vs-claude-vs-gemini-memory): Saved facts, past chats, project memory, controls and import in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, from each company’s help pages, and what none of them sees.
- [How people use Cachejay: three workflows, twelve prompts](https://cachejay.com/blog/ways-people-use-cachejay): An agent handoff, a call follow-up and a client-week review walked through with prompts, answers and sources, plus twelve shorter ways to use Cachejay.
- [Cachejay for sales: call prep, follow-ups, CRM that keeps up](https://cachejay.com/blog/ai-for-sales): How salespeople use Cachejay with ChatGPT and Claude: prep from the last call, follow-ups in the buyer’s words, CRM updates in one sentence, clean handoffs.
- [Cachejay for marketers: customer words, competitors, reports](https://cachejay.com/blog/ai-for-marketing): How marketers use Cachejay with ChatGPT and Claude: customer language from calls, competitor pages you already read, briefs, launch lists and the weekly report.
- [Get more out of ChatGPT and Claude: 9 habits that save time](https://cachejay.com/blog/habits-for-ai-agents): Point instead of pasting, ask it to look things up, let the call be the brief, close loops the same day: nine habits for working with AI agents, with prompts.
- [Should an AI agent decide for you? What we measured](https://cachejay.com/blog/should-ai-decide-for-you): We tested how well a model predicts one person’s choices. It was often right, but sure and wrong on old rules. Why Cachejay answers only from your own words.
- [When your AI agent needs you and you're not there](https://cachejay.com/blog/when-your-agent-needs-you): Agents now work for an hour without you, then stop at the first question. Most answers already exist. How they can look them up in Cachejay instead of waiting.
- [Why you keep re-explaining yourself to AI (and how to stop)](https://cachejay.com/blog/re-explaining-yourself-to-ai): ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini remember what you told them, not what happened on your calls and in other apps. Why you keep retelling it, and what fixes it.
- [How teammates work on the same project in Cachejay](https://cachejay.com/blog/teammates-same-project): Shared projects with a status written from everyone’s updates, tickets with several people on them, and an inbox. For marketing, sales, design and engineering.