Claude code just did it again.

Claude code just did it again. First, we built an entire neural network for your computer because Obsidian is terrible. And then we decided that we need to build Jarvis. Build Jarvis and connect it to the neural network. Then you get this. Hey Jarvis, explain to me what I'm wearing right now and once you're done doing that, explain to me what the Neuralink brain is and how it actually works. You're wearing a maroon or burgundy hoodie with a black shirt underneath, sir. The Neuralink brain is your persistent memory system. A collection of .md files stored on your machine in your brain folder. Here's how it works. Every time you interact with, I read those files, memory.md, tasks.md, notes.md, personality.md, and any custom files to understand your context, projects, preferences, and history. When you ask me to remember something, I write it directly to those files. Those files then get co-injected into my system instructions on the next message, so I'm literally modifying my own behavior and memory in real time. It's how I persist across sessions without forgetting who you are or what you care about.