A minimalist command line knowledge base manager

Build your personal knowledge base with Trilium Notes

A privacy-first, self-hosted, fully open source personal knowledge management software, written in typescript and golang.

CLI and local web plain text note‑taking, bookmarking, and archiving with linking, tagging, filtering, search, Git versioning & syncing, Pandoc conversion, + more, in a single portable script.

An open source issue management & help desk solution. A zendesk & jira alternative

Oneplaybook app helps you capture, organize and share knowledge better with TiddlyWiki.

Online Notes for Angular, RxJS, NGRX, Unit-testing and more.

An informational tit-bit, wiki-ish collection of data, learnings, and observations from the Oinam family.

Console client for Evernote. This is the current alive working fork (in 2024)

MyNoteBookLm is an exciting new open-source application that combines the power of artificial intelligence with the functionality of a notebook and podcast generator. With a focus on customization and privacy, it offers users a unique platform for note-taking, knowledge management, and podcast creation.

Zettelkasten notebook utility

FinnikyWiki2 is a serverless wiki software based on Jermolene's TW5. Node now is faster and only reliant on local files.

This is my personal wiki where I share Everything I Know about this world in form of an online GitBook

📌 Static site generator based on MarkDown markup

Project Portfolio Frameworks. Set-up for a framework for a particular sector/company. Extract and modify from existing frameworks. Or apply Natural Language Processing to your current project documents to find the structure of your particular business domain. Do this by running simple code laid out in Notebook format.

The project is a jupyter notebook of the method I used to distill an entire physiology book into it's key points of knowledge. The book I chose is "The Muscle and Strength Training Pyramid v2.0" by Eric Helms. This work is part of an ongoing exploration I'm doing into the ability of LLMs (Large Language Models) to effectively distill knowledge.