Testing a shared long-term memory layer for Claude Code users, would love feedback

Hey everyone, I’m Jaka, part of the team working on myNeutron.

I’m trying to validate something specifically with Claude users who work on longer projects or codebases.

Pain:
Claude Desktop and Claude Code are amazing, but context resets make longer workflows harder.
If you switch chats or come back tomorrow, you basically start fresh unless you manually refeed everything.

What we’re testing:
A project memory layer that Claude (and other tools) can read from and write to through MCP.

The idea is simple:

• You keep your project memory (code notes, architecture, docs, research) in myNeutron
• Claude connects via MCP and can query that context any time
• It can also save new insights back into your persistent memory so you don’t lose progress between sessions

It already works in Claude Desktop and Claude Code via a simple MCP URL.

Would love feedback from power users here:

• Would this fit your workflow?
• Are you already solving long-term memory with folders/RAG/notes?
• What’s missing for this to be genuinely useful?

Early access is free while we test.
Not trying to sell anything, just want honest opinions from people who actually use Claude daily.