OneMind: per-project LLM memory via a single protocol file in git repos
OneMind is a concept for a protocol file (onemind.md) that, when placed in a git repository, enables per-project LLM memory by storing structured references and context. It aims to give LLMs persistent, project-specific memory without bloating the repo, solving the problem of LLMs lacking long-term context across sessions for developers.
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