Conare

website we did for @conareai

I got tired of hitting Fable 5 limits, so I did something slightly unhinged: I audited 30 days of my Claude Code sessions to see where my tokens actually go. The results were embarrassing. Roughly 40% of my usage wasn't writing code. It was: • re-reading files it already read yesterday • re-explaining my stack, every single session • re-asking questions I already answered • making same bugs I already fixed The model isn't burning your window. Repetition is. So I built Conare - memory for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It remembers your sessions. Your agent starts every chat already knowing your project. First case studies: up to 30% fewer tokens. You get 7 days with Fable. Don't spend 2 of them repeating yourself.

Fable 5 is back. Here's how to make your limits last 30% longer: I got tired of burning my window in minutes. So I dug into where my tokens actually go. A lot of them weren't writing code. They were re-explaining things my agent already knew - my codebase, my stack, decisions from yesterday. Every single session. So I built Conare: memory for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. Your agent starts every session already knowing everything it needs. You have 7 days with Fable. Don't spend 2 of them repeating yourself.

6 months ago i gave coding agents memory. turns out remembering isn't enough. introducing @conareai Insights - your agent now learns from everything it's built. every decision you made, every bug it hit, turned into rules it actually follows next time. it stops making the same mistake twice. conare.ai