notabene
Review Markdown docs by commenting on the rendered page, then have an AI agent apply each note to the source and journal it, with git diffs to approve. No SaaS.
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Strategy • Organization • Execution
// RECENT LOGS
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Mole
Free up disk space on a Mac from the terminal: caches, apps and their leftovers, stale node_modules, with a --dry-run preview before anything is deleted.
Papra
Keep invoices and contracts on your own server and find them by their text: OCR, email or watched-folder intake, one Docker container running on SQLite.
RSSMonster
Follow a busy story without rereading every syndicated copy: a self-hosted RSS reader that groups articles into events using local or remote AI models.
anydoc
Word, Excel, PowerPoint and text PDFs to Markdown for an LLM, with no Python and no ML model: a Rust library, a Node CLI, a WebAssembly build. No local OCR.
Kwipu
Ask an Obsidian vault questions and get cited answers: a Python graph RAG on Ollama with an MCP server and a 3D view, though its default LLM runs in the cloud.
LLM Wiki
Compile documents once into a Markdown wiki an LLM keeps current, rather than re-reading them for every question. GPL-3.0 desktop app with graph and MCP server.
WebToApp
Turn a website or a small Node.js, PHP, Python or Go server into a signed Android APK, built entirely on the phone, without a PC or a remote build queue.
Comment and Let AI Do the Rest
Describing a spot in sentences, quoting a passage to remove doubt: a prompt can ask, but it can't point. How notabene turns page comments into agent tasks.
LimeSurvey
Run branching, multilingual surveys on your own PHP server under the GPL, or in the vendor's cloud, which is priced by the number of responses you collect.
OpnForm
Typeform-style forms on your own server with no cap on responses. The free self-hosted edition allows two accounts per instance; a paid license lifts the limit.