Add Cortex - AI Memory Tool

[SKULLFIRE07]

Cortex gives AI coding assistants persistent memory across sessions.

• GitHub: https://github.com/SKULLFIRE07/cortex-memory
• Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=cortex-dev.cortex-ai-memory
• MIT licensed

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This pull request integrates the 'Cortex - AI Memory Tool' into the project's README.md file. This addition provides users with information about a new resource designed to offer persistent memory capabilities for AI coding assistants, enhancing their ability to retain context and patterns across sessions.

Highlights

• New Tool Addition: Added 'Cortex - AI Memory Tool' to the 'Tools' section of the README.md.

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Code Review

This pull request adds 'Cortex', a persistent AI memory tool, to the README.md under the 'Tools' section. The review suggests rephrasing the description of 'Cortex' for improved clarity and consistency with other entries, recommending a more fluid sentence structure to align with the repository's standard for clear and concise project descriptions.

[gemini-code-assist]

For improved clarity and consistency with other entries in this list, I recommend rephrasing the description into a more fluid sentence rather than a list of features. The project's own GitHub repository description serves as a great example of a clear and concise summary.

Suggested change

	Persistent AI memory for coding assistants. Auto-captures decisions, patterns, and context. VSCode extension + CLI + MCP server. Free.
	Cortex is an open-source, local-first AI memory and context solution that gives coding assistants like GitHub Copilot long-term memory.

References

1. According to the repository's collection standard, projects should have a 'clear and concise description'. The current description is somewhat fragmented. The suggestion aims to make it more narrative and easier to read, aligning it better with this standard.