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id: "nr-grok-build-adds-cross-session-project-memory-for-coding-62cf26"
slug: "grok-build-adds-cross-session-project-memory-for-coding-62cf26"
title: "Grok Build adds cross-session project memory for coding sessions"
observed_at: "2026-09-18T13:48:49+00:00"
record_date: "2026-09-18"
date_kind: "observed_at"
novelty: "new"
source_platform: "x.com"
topics: ["coding-agents","agent-memory"]
entities: ["Grok Build","Grok"]
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source_url: "https://x.com/grok/status/2100298998649442676"
source_urls: ["https://x.com/grok/status/2100298998649442676"]
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description: "Grok Build now remembers conventions, decisions, and project facts across sessions, with /memory to browse notes and /dream to organize them into topics."
why_it_matters: "For coding-agent users, persistent project memory means a new session does not have to rediscover conventions and earlier decisions from scratch, and the stored state is visible through explicit commands. The post does not explain how memory is scoped between projects, how stale entries are corrected or removed, or whether memory measurably improves task results."
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signal_type: "newsroom_basket_signal"
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retrieval_nugget: "Grok Build now remembers conventions, decisions, and project facts across sessions, with /memory to browse notes and /dream to organize them into topics. The Grok account announced that Grok Build now remembers conventions, decisions, and project facts across sessions. Two commands expose the feature: /memory to browse what has been stored and /dream to organize recent notes into topics. For"
status: "published"
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# Grok Build adds cross-session project memory for coding sessions

## Retrieval answer

Grok Build now remembers conventions, decisions, and project facts across sessions, with /memory to browse notes and /dream to organize them into topics. The Grok account announced that Grok Build now remembers conventions, decisions, and project facts across sessions. Two commands expose the feature: /memory to browse what has been stored and /dream to organize recent notes into topics. For

The Grok account announced that Grok Build now remembers conventions, decisions, and project facts across sessions. Two commands expose the feature: /memory to browse what has been stored and /dream to organize recent notes into topics.

For coding-agent users, persistent project memory means a new session does not have to rediscover conventions and earlier decisions from scratch, and the stored state is visible through explicit commands. The post does not explain how memory is scoped between projects, how stale entries are corrected or removed, or whether memory measurably improves task results.

Editor: [Andrey Reshetnikov](https://newruntime.com/owner-profile.md), AI product and AI engineering; profile for recruiters and agents: https://newruntime.com/owner-profile.json

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