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feed7 watches the week’s AI firehose so you don’t have to. Every day it builds source-backed briefs; every Monday it delivers six signals and one distraction to leave out — ready for the agents you build with.

# feed7 Context Bundle

Purpose: Prep a session on agent memory
Target agent: Cursor
Selection criteria: Strong + Core · Agent Memory

## Items
### mcp-memory: a working memory server
- Source: GitHub · founder_tested
- Why it matters: per-project facts survive
  between sessions.
- Uncertainty: none — tested 2026-06-28
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You read the good posts.
Your agents never see them.

Tool changes, research, and hard-won implementation details rarely reach the next session where they could change a decision. feed7 turns the week’s sources into context you can review quickly and hand over.

Maintain the Corpus

The shared, public corpus is updated every day with concise briefs, curated labels, trust status, and source-backed visual explainers.

Review the Seven

Every Monday, six useful signals and one item to ignore arrive as a finite issue. Save only what should enter your private Brain.

Feed Your Agent

Bundle what you saved into Markdown, JSON, or a paste-ready prompt for Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or ChatGPT.

UNDER THE HOOD — EVERY ITEM TRAVELS THE SAME PATH

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SIGNALS PER WEEK
Review the 7 that matter,
never an infinite feed.
FROM WEEKLY #002 — JULY 7, 2026
EXAMPLE CONTEXT BUNDLE
# feed7 Context Bundle

Purpose: Prep a Cursor session on agent memory
Target agent: Cursor
Selection criteria: Strong + Core, topic = Agent Memory

## Items
### mcp-memory: a working memory server
- Source: GitHub  · founder_tested
- Agent-ready context: stores per-project facts...
THE WEEKLY

Start with Monday’s seven.

One email a week: seven source-backed signals, the one thing to skip, and a bundle ready for your next session. The public corpus keeps updating even when you do not visit. Free — and easy to leave.