ChatGPT and Claude together
A daily workflow for people who use ChatGPT and Claude side by side: when to switch, how each finds what you told the other, and fixing wrong saves.
First-hand test
In our test on 23 October 2026, ChatGPT saved a fact to Memory Bridge, and minutes later Claude used it on its own while writing a report, without being asked.
In October 2026 we recorded two free Arabic courses, one on Claude and one on ChatGPT, with both tools connected to a demo Memory Bridge account. These are our notes as we wrote them on the day.
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We connected ChatGPT and Claude to the same demo Memory Bridge account and worked as any subscriber would: agree something with one tool, ask it to save it, then move to the other tool and carry on.
The demo account holds no client data; everything on screen was an example we made for the course.
If you only say "save this to my memory", ChatGPT and Claude save it to their built-in memory. Say "save this to Memory Bridge" so it reaches all your tools.
ChatGPT asked "allow once" even to list projects. That is its own setting: in Memory Bridge's settings inside ChatGPT, allow low-risk tools, and reads go through without a prompt while saving still asks.
The tool uses its own copy unless you say "use the skill from Memory Bridge".
Ask it to show you the note itself, so you see what was saved and where.
Connecting and memory are in part two of each course (both in Arabic): Claude Cowork course, part 2 and ChatGPT Work course, part 2, on our YouTube channel @memorybridgeai.
This is our own use of a demo account on one day, not a customer story or a large measurement. A model can still get things wrong with the fact in front of it, so check the answers that matter.
To try the same thing, follow your first 10 minutes, then save a fact in one tool and ask about it in the other.
Yes, when both connect to the same Memory Bridge. In our test, Claude used a fact ChatGPT had saved minutes earlier.
Because "my memory" can mean its built-in memory. Say "save this to Memory Bridge".
A daily workflow for people who use ChatGPT and Claude side by side: when to switch, how each finds what you told the other, and fixing wrong saves.
A practical walkthrough of your first minutes with Memory Bridge: connect one tool, introduce your work, test recall in another tool, review your notes.
Connect your tool, tell Memory Bridge about your work, then carry on. How your context is saved and how it comes back in every new chat and every tool.
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