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In the self-built approach, the author added three things Hermes lacks: citing sources (when citing, state the original words, the decision-maker, and the date, and admit not knowing when you don't know), importing history (one command scans existing Claude Code sessions, summarizes them with Haiku and embeds them into long-term memory while retaining full transcripts), and team isolation (each memory is tagged by ownership, and queries are filtered by asker).
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