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  "path": "/t/add-persistent-user-preference-recall-across-codex-cli-conversations/1378787#post_15",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-20T19:24:24.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Yes, currently this has not been implemented in the way @adrian.a.adewunmi is describing it.\n\nMy suggestion to use a master project to provide personal preferences to individual projects is just an idea for a workaround. I think it can work well across quite a few use cases, but it is definitely not the same as a central preference setting.\n\nFollowing this conversation, I just wanted to add one small detail that may be helpful when working with agents: there can be several agents.md files inside a project. For example, a large monorepo can benefit from this.\n\nAgents are trained to always read the nearest agents.md file. This is another way to stay in control. Codex, for example, re-reads agents.md after a context compaction.",
  "title": "Add persistent user preference recall across Codex CLI conversations"
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