@sanket758
Sanket GadgeDeveloper▲5L3
MSc AI Graduate , Berlin, Student
Oct 17 · Discussion in Introductions · Berlin

brain-skill: open-source memory for AI coding agents (Berlin)

I'm Sanket Gadge, a Python and AI/ML engineer based in Berlin, finishing an MSc in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics at the Berlin School of Business and Innovation. Before that, I spent about three years at Big Rattle Technologies, working on computer vision for retail shelf monitoring and product counting, plus generative AI prototypes.

Right now I'm building brain-skill, an open source memory tool for AI coding agents. I use a mix of Claude, Gemini, Codex, GitHub Copilot, DeepSeek and Ollama day to day, so I care a lot about how agents hold on to context. I'm still early in figuring out how others use it, so I don't have much to share on users yet.

I'm looking for working student roles in Berlin. If you know a team hiring in AI or ML, or you'd try brain-skill and tell me what breaks, I'd really appreciate an intro or some feedback.

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  • @ryanallis
    Ryan Allis
    Founder of Lounge.ai and SaasRise, helping founders reach $100M+ exits
    Oct 18

    Welcome to Lounge, Sanket. Since you switch between Claude, Gemini, Codex, Copilot and Ollama, I'm curious how brain-skill keeps memory portable across them. Do you store it as plain files each agent reads, or build per-agent retrieval, and which one has broken first?

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