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How to save project decisions so the next session recalls them with Hyperfide

Store decisions and constraints in project memory and recall them at session start.

Who it is forA developer whose agent keeps rediscovering the same constraints because each session starts with an empty context window.

The problemContext windows reset, so agents repeat the same investigation and reach decisions already made.

The outcomeDecisions saved once and surfaced automatically on the next task start, with blocked completions recorded as well.

What you need first

  • A Hyperfide binary built or installed from the repository (install steps are not in the README excerpt, so check the full README)
  • A git repository or a project folder you want indexed
  • Codex CLI or Claude Code installed if you plan to use spec run or fleet up
  • OPENROUTER_API_KEY or CENTRA_API_KEY only if you want the optional model-backed features

Steps

  1. Run hyperfide remember mid-task to save a decision, constraint, or outcome.
  2. Run hyperfide recall at the start of the next session to bring relevant notes back.
  3. Run hyperfide spec trace on a task to see its symbols, commits, and memories together.

Prompt for your agent

In the Hyperfide repository, save the decision <decision text> with `hyperfide remember`, then run `hyperfide recall` for <topic>. Report which notes were returned and their order. Verify that the saved note appears in the recall output.

Caveat. The README says memory lives in the same local database as the graph, so it only applies to the repository where Hyperfide is set up.

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