primer.md + memory.sh — live-updating CLAUDE.md companion

Your cloud.md file is just static. You write it once and it just sits there. But that's the problem. Your project changes every session. Cloud.md doesn't. Here's the fix. A file called primer.md. It's a separate file that cloud could rewrite at the end of every session. Current project will just got done, next steps, and open blockers. Tight, current, and always accurate. You just have to add one rule to your cloud.md file. At the end of every session, rewrite primer.md completely. That's it. And after the first session, it handles itself. But there's a second layer. Memory.sh. A shell script that injects live git state at launch. S5 commits, modified files, recent errors, and current branch. All of it pulled fresh every time you open a new session. So when you run memory.sh, cloud already knows what's changed from last time without even saying a word. And then there's a git hook. One line in every commit automatically logs itself to a project memory file. That's a zero effort audit trail. Odmd holds your rules and preferences static and always there. Primer.md holds your current state, dynamic, written every session. Memory.sh injects live code-based contacts at launch. Git hook keeps a running log of every commit automatically. Four layers in every session cloud code will know exactly where you are. Comment cloud and I'll send you the full memory stack.