AI has a memory problem. It is exceptionally capable within a session, helping you draft a pitch, review a contract, and write a client proposal in the same afternoon, but close the tab and it forgets everything. Open a new chat and you are back to square one, re-explaining who you are and what you do from scratch, every time, until it still never quite sounds like you.
This week, Rob Webster, founder of TAU Marketing Solutions, joins Jess and Kyle to explain why this happens and how a simple file and folder structure gives your AI permanent, reliable context, so you stop losing ground at the start of every session.
What You'll Learn
Rob Webster - https://www.linkedin.com/in/digitalstrategyleader/
TAU Marketing Solutions - https://taums.ai/
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00:00 Introduction
03:48 Why Boring AI Habits Beat Impressive Ones
08:23 Two Kinds of Context: Always On vs Load When You Need It
10:50 Reintroducing Rob Webster
12:57 Why AI Forgets Everything Between Sessions
16:43 What You're Losing Every Time You Open Claude Without Context
22:37 Context Drift: Why AI Outputs Get Worse the More You Use It
25:52 How to Start Giving Your AI Context About Who You Are
32:01 Making It Stick: Naming Chats, Pinning Projects, Starting Your Folders
35:28 What a Working Folder Structure Actually Looks Like
37:04 Where to Store Your AI Context Files (Local vs Cloud)
46:40 Global vs Project-Specific: The About Me Folder and Beyond
53:47 How AI Reads Context
56:12 How This Scales Into Agents, Claude Code, and Vibe Coding
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