Why Hjarni alongside Cline's memory bank
Cline is open source and moves fast. That is a feature for the agent, but it means the right strategy is not to tie your knowledge to Cline-specific files. Keep notes in Hjarni, point Cline at the MCP server, and survive every Cline update without re-organizing anything.
Cline's memory bank lives in your workspace and is great for short-lived task state. Hjarni complements it: long-lived architecture decisions, runbooks, and team conventions live in Hjarni, while the workspace handles the per-task scratch.
Cline runs commands and edits files autonomously. The agent is faster than you can read. A shared Hjarni folder is how you keep humans, Cline, and other assistants on the same page: write decisions once, all three read them.