I’ve been building Kival, an open-source, self-hosted knowledge system for organizations.
The idea is a collaborative knowledge space for teams and agents, where each contribution to the shared knowledge can meaningfully improve the output of their next tasks.
It’s written in Rust, backed by PostgreSQL, and ships with a web app, CLI, and SDKs.
Still early, so I’d really appreciate any feedback :)
this is crazyy, lately I am playing with nobodywho and build a local hosted journal so my data stays with me. Here you can check it out https://github.com/nikolovv861/reflect but I think you can definetely integrate some parts from nobodywho image this aka Obsidian on steroids + local AI model
I’ve been building Kival, an open-source, self-hosted knowledge system for organizations.
The idea is a collaborative knowledge space for teams and agents, where each contribution to the shared knowledge can meaningfully improve the output of their next tasks.
It’s written in Rust, backed by PostgreSQL, and ships with a web app, CLI, and SDKs.
Still early, so I’d really appreciate any feedback :)
this is crazyy, lately I am playing with nobodywho and build a local hosted journal so my data stays with me. Here you can check it out https://github.com/nikolovv861/reflect but I think you can definetely integrate some parts from nobodywho image this aka Obsidian on steroids + local AI model
A lot of orgs seem to be implementing their own version of this (we are), but having an out of the box solution is a great starting point.
What's the out-of-the-box solution you are using?
Looks nice, would help me, if there where some real world examples on the website.