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WitNote
WitNote is a local-first AI writing companion for macOS and Windows
WitNote is a lightweight, privacy-focused note-taking application that lets users capture thoughts, ideas, and structured information quickly with minimalist design and distraction-free editing. It supports rich text snippets, markdown formatting, and tagging to help users organize notes in a way that scales from simple reminders to complex project documentation. The interface emphasizes speed: notes are instantly searchable via keyword, tag, or creation date, and the app syncs smoothly across devices or offline states without requiring complex configuration. For users who prefer to stay in command-line or keyboard-driven environments, WitNote offers efficient shortcuts that keep interactions nimble and fluid without forcing users into menus. ... -
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GenAI Agents
Implementations for various Generative AI Agent techniques
...The repo is structured by categories like beginner agents, framework tutorials, educational agents, business agents, creative agents, analysis agents, news bots, shopping assistants, task management agents, QA bots, and advanced systems such as controllable RAG agents. For each agent, you typically get an overview, implementation notes, and external resources (blog posts, videos, documentation) to deepen understanding. -
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python-small-examples
Focus on creating classic Python small examples and cases
python-small-examples is an open-source educational repository that contains hundreds of concise Python programming examples designed to illustrate practical coding techniques. The project focuses on teaching programming concepts through small, focused scripts that demonstrate common tasks in data processing, visualization, and general programming. Each example highlights a specific function or programming pattern so that learners can quickly understand how to apply Python features in... -
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Deep Research
Use any LLMs (Large Language Models) for Deep Research
...It combines “thinking” and “task” model roles with live internet access to plan, search, read, and synthesize findings into structured outputs. The project emphasizes privacy: processing and storage happen locally, avoiding server-side retention of your queries and notes. A simple web UI lets you enter topics and configure models, while the backend streams progress as sources are fetched and arguments are weighed. It offers MCP server support and SSE APIs, so IDEs and agent clients can drive the same workflow programmatically. The result is a repeatable process for scoping questions, collecting evidence, and producing a concise report with citations and reasoning steps. -
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Basic Memory
Persistent AI memory using local Markdown knowledge graphs
Basic Memory is an open source knowledge system that turns AI conversations into persistent, structured knowledge you control. Instead of losing context after each chat, it stores information as simple Markdown files on your device, allowing both you and AI to read and write to the same knowledge base. It uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) so compatible AI tools can access, update, and build on your notes across sessions. Basic Memory creates a semantic knowledge graph by linking related ideas, making it easier to retrieve, expand, and connect information over time. ... -
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Pal
A personal context-agent that learns how you work
Pal is an open-source AI personal agent built within the Agno ecosystem that functions as an intelligent digital assistant designed to learn from user activity over time. The system acts as an AI-powered “second brain” capable of capturing, organizing, and retrieving personal knowledge such as notes, bookmarks, research findings, people, and meeting information. Instead of acting as a simple chatbot, Pal continuously builds a structured database of a user’s knowledge and context so it can answer questions, recall information, and assist with future tasks more effectively. The agent can perform web research, summarize information, and store insights so that useful discoveries are not lost across conversations or sessions. ... -
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claude-obsidian
Claude + Obsidian knowledge companion
claude-obsidian is an AI-powered knowledge engine that transforms an Obsidian vault into a self-organizing, continuously evolving wiki. Instead of acting as a simple chat assistant, it autonomously creates, links, and maintains structured knowledge based on user inputs and external sources. The system follows the LLM Wiki pattern, where information is stored as persistent markdown files that grow richer over time through cross-referencing and synthesis. It includes features such as... -
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mcp-server-chatsum
Query and Summarize your chat messages
mcp-server-chatsum is an MCP server that indexes your chat history and provides tools to query and produce focused summaries on demand. It offers a simple flow: point the server at a local chat database, run the companion chatbot to ingest messages, and then use the MCP tool to retrieve scoped threads and generate concise syntheses. The tool design lets agents filter by participants, time ranges, or keywords before summarizing, which keeps outputs relevant and reduces hallucinated context.... -
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files-to-prompt
Concatenate a directory full of files into a single prompt
files-to-prompt is a Python command-line tool that takes one or more files or entire directories and concatenates their contents into a single, LLM-friendly prompt. It walks the directory tree, outputting each file preceded by its relative path and a separator, so a model can understand which content came from where. The tool is aimed at workflows where you want to ask an LLM questions about a whole codebase, documentation set, or notes folder without manually copying files together. It... -
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chatbot
A secure offline chatbot that stores your personal documents
ChatBot is a lightweight, privacy focused web application that works as a personal offline vault where users can store, search, and manage their documents, notes, images, and PDFs directly inside their browser without relying on any server or cloud service. All data stays on the user’s device using local browser storage, making it highly secure and ideal for handling sensitive information. The app features a simple chatbot style interface that makes searching and accessing stored files fast and easy, while also offering import and export options for backups and transfers. -
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e-Dokyumento
e-Dokyumento is web-based Document Management System (DMS)
e-Dokyumento is opensource web-based Document Management System (DMS) A Document Management which automates the basic office document workflow such as receiving, filing, routing, and approving through capturing (scanning), digitizing (OCR Reading), storing, tagging, and electronically routing and approving (e-signature) of electronic documents. # Demo : https://e-dokyumento.herokuapp.com/ https://edokyu.seillig.com/ (refer to Readme.md for the... -
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anno
Go package for text annotation
Go package for text annotation. There are two parts to anno, the first is a series of Finder functions that look for interesting articles (which it calls `Notes`) inside the text, returning a slice of Note structs. The second is the Expander, which replaces the text in each Note with something else, like the HTML for a link or something. It tells you the bytes that it found, the `Start` index and a string describing the kind of `Note`. The kind is useful for when you run pass `Finder`...
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