Imagine you're deep into a brainstorming session with an AI, going back and forth for an hour - and then the free tier rate limit hits. Now you have to switch to another AI and re-explain everything from scratch. The context, the problem, what you've tried, where you're stuck. All of it.
Because you're the only one who knows what you're working on, to query any AI assistant you have to carry all that knowledge alone, every single time.
So two weeks ago, during an offline hackathon - I built a small version of my idea - Meniscus - a layer that sits outside your tools and holds that knowledge for you. One shared picture of your current working state: what you've tried, what's blocking you, what's been decided. Any AI you switch to reads from it instead of starting from zero.
The core idea:
Context shouldn't live inside individual tools. It should live outside as a separate external layer and AI tools should read from it.
