Choose memory for your workflow
AGENTS.md, built-in memory, Mem0 or Segue?
For ML projects, decide where you want current evaluation rules, model choices, failed approaches and next actions to live—and which assistants need to read them.
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Sources checked 26 October 2026. Each approach fits a different workflow.
| If you want… | Consider | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Instructions stored with your code | AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md | Plain repository files fit code review and Git history. Claude Code documents both instruction files and auto memory. |
| Memory inside a particular assistant | Built-in memory | Start with your assistant's own memory controls when you work mainly in that environment. |
| A memory engine inside an app you build | Mem0 | Mem0 offers a library or self-hosted server, with configurable models and storage. |
| An inspectable Markdown knowledge graph | Basic Memory | Basic Memory uses plain Markdown and documents local and cloud workflows. |
| Structured project state across assistants | Segue | Nine-section ML template, OAuth-connected MCP clients, section history and freshness signals. Review complete proposed changes in Segue before approval. |
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Fits your workflow
Keep your tools. Carry the context.
Git holds the code. Your tracker holds the runs. Segue holds the decisions and next steps.
Code & conventions
Git · AGENTS.md · CLAUDE.md
Experiments & artifacts
Your tracker and data tools
Project memory
Segue · across your AIs