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Week 1 — The Problem
Mon
Hot Take
$200 agent can't remember
Tue
Thread
Why agents forget (6 tweets)
Wed
Visual
Amnesia Loop diagram
Thu
Demo
Correction forgotten video
Fri
Folder
~/.claude/ exposed
Sat
Engage
Reply to AI threads
Sun
Engage
QRT agent discussions
Week 2 — Architecture
Mon
Hot Take
Context window is a crutch
Tue
Thread
5-layer memory pyramid
Wed
Visual
Palace folder tree
Thu
Demo
session_start live
Fri
Folder
~/.agent-recall/ walkthrough
Week 3 — Secret Sauce
Mon
Hot Take
RAG is solving the wrong problem
Tue
Thread
How corrections compound
Wed
Visual
200-line awareness cap
Thu
Demo
watch_for warning live
Fri
Folder
palace/rooms/alignment/
Week 4 — The Math
Mon
Hot Take
Embeddings are expensive theater
Tue
Thread
RRF + Ebbinghaus + Beta
Wed
Visual
Decay curves chart
Thu
Demo
Salience scoring live
Fri
Folder
scoring.ts walkthrough
Week 5 — Real Usage
Mon
Hot Take
Your agent is a goldfish
Tue
Thread
Cross-project intelligence
Wed
Visual
Token savings (honest)
Thu
Demo
Bootstrap 0 to 18 projects
Fri
Folder
insights-index.json
Week 6 — The Vision
Mon
Hot Take
Agents will replace junior devs (wrong)
Tue
Thread
Intelligent Distance Protocol
Wed
Visual
Session 1 vs Session 50
Thu
Demo
Full lifecycle recording
Fri
Folder
ORCHESTRATOR-PROTOCOL.md
Decision History
Every brainstorming decision, in order.
1 — Audience
Dual: developers + AI enthusiasts
A) Devs — B) Enthusiasts — C) Both
2 — Goal
Followers/impressions is #1
A) Stars — B) Downloads — C) Followers
3 — Baseline
25 followers, daily poster, bilingual, zero AR content
4 — Assets
Screen recordings + GIFs + agent-generated HTML cards
5 — Cadence
1/day for 6 weeks, front-load Week 1
6 — Structure
Hybrid: hot takes + threads + visuals + demos + folder spotlights
C) Hybrid (recommended)
7 — Week 1
Approved: zero product, pure problem framing
8 — Dashboard
Side-by-side EN/ZH, beige+Nunito, per-post prompts, checklist
9 — Tone
More conflictive hot takes — force agreement or argument
6-Week Calendar
Click a week tab for full bilingual content + generation prompts.
| Wk | Theme | Mon · Hot Take | Tue · Thread | Wed · Visual | Thu · Demo | Fri · Folder |
| 1 | Problem | $200 agent can't remember | Why agents forget | Amnesia Loop | Correction forgotten | ~/.claude/ |
| 2 | Architecture | Context window is a crutch | 5-layer pyramid | Palace tree | session_start live | ~/.agent-recall/ |
| 3 | Secret Sauce | RAG is the wrong problem | Corrections compound | 200-line cap | watch_for live | alignment/ |
| 4 | Math | Embeddings are theater | RRF+Ebbinghaus+Beta | Decay curves | Salience live | scoring.ts |
| 5 | Usage | Your agent is a goldfish | Cross-project intel | Token savings | Bootstrap demo | insights-index |
| 6 | Vision | Agents won't replace devs | Intelligent Distance | S1 vs S50 | Full lifecycle | ORCHESTRATOR.md |
Week 1 — The Problem: Your Agent Has Amnesia
Zero product mention. Pure problem framing. Make people feel the pain.
Conflict angle: "Unpopular opinion" + calling AI "dumber than a notebook" = people WILL reply to defend or agree. The $200 vs $5 comparison stings.
Conflict angle: "Nobody talks about this" challenges the AI discourse. Calling out RAG preemptively will trigger the RAG fans. "Damning metric" forces reaction.
Visual note: Use Prompt 2 (Visual Generator) to create the HTML card. Screenshot as PNG. Simple loop diagram, shareable format.
Conflict: "Nobody's solving" challenges every AI memory startup. Showing real failure is more engaging than describing it.
Conflict: "Best AI, worst memory" — Claude fans will engage. Framing as "opportunity" softens it from pure criticism. Insider knowledge feel.
Week 2 — Architecture: Memory Palace
First product reveal. Challenge the "bigger context window" narrative. Show what you built.
Conflict: Directly challenges the "just wait for 1M context" crowd. Goldfish metaphor is sticky + shareable. Context window fans WILL reply.
Key moment: First time naming the product. Repo link in final tweet. Engagement question drives replies.
Visual: Pyramid is one of the most shareable diagram formats on X. The decay numbers are concrete and surprising.
Strategy: Callback to W1 Thursday (the problem). Same format, but now showing the solution. Before/after contrast is powerful.
Strategy: Direct callback to W1 Friday. Same format, side-by-side comparison. The contrast sells itself.
Week 3 — Secret Sauce: Corrections > Facts
The differentiator. Challenge the RAG orthodoxy. Corrections are the highest-value memory.
Conflict: RAG is sacred on AI Twitter. Saying "you're retrieving the wrong things" is a direct challenge. RAG builders will reply to defend.
Conflict: Ends with a direct "which would you trust?" — forces people to pick a side. RAG vs corrections is a genuine debate.
Visual: The crossing curves make the insight visceral. "200 lines beats 200 pages" is a sticky one-liner.
Strategy: Powerful callback to W1 Thursday. Same exact scenario, opposite outcome. This is the most shareable demo in the entire campaign.
Week 4 — The Math: Three Formulas
Developer catnip. RRF, Ebbinghaus, Bayesian Beta. Challenge the embeddings orthodoxy.
Conflict: "Fight me" is a direct invitation. Embedding fans will jump in. The specific numbers (19 rules, 100 pairs, $500) make it concrete and debatable.
Week 5 — Real Usage: Cross-Project Intelligence
Social proof with your own projects. Honest token savings. Bootstrap demo.
Conflict: "Priorities are backwards" challenges the entire AI industry direction. PhD/goldfish contrast is viral-format.
Strategy: Radical honesty about numbers builds credibility. "Simple tasks = net loss" is anti-marketing and earns trust. The cross-project story is the hook.
Week 6 — The Vision: Intelligent Distance Protocol
The big picture. Challenge "agents replace devs." Close with follow-me CTA.
Conflict: The "agents replace devs" debate is the hottest topic on AI Twitter. Taking a contrarian position ("no, it's about memory not intelligence") forces both sides to engage.
Strategy: The capstone thread. Ties everything together. "Memory as a protocol, not a product" is the tagline. Ends with clear CTA: follow + repo.