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The Librarian
Reads web search, arxiv, and RSS on a schedule. Files new findings into the right markdown pages. Maintains cross-links. Runs nightly so your knowledge base grows while you sleep.
Install background agents from the dashboard. No terminal. No YAML. No review queue. Pick an agent, set a budget, click install — they start committing directly to main on the schedule you picked.
"You rarely ever write or edit the wiki manually; it's the domain of the LLM." — Andrej Karpathy, April 2026
A markdown repo is the best knowledge format there is — plain files, version-controlled, portable, yours forever.
The problem is upkeep. Notes go stale. Docs drift. Awesome-lists rot. Someone has to read the new paper, fold it into the right page, fix the cross-link, close the loop. That someone is usually you, and usually it doesn't happen.
Self-Driving Repo turns that upkeep into something you click once. Browse the catalog in the dashboard, pick an agent, set a budget, hit install. From then on, the agents commit directly to main on the schedule you picked.
No review queue. No PR backlog. No YAML. You wake up, pull main, and the repo is smarter than it was yesterday. If an agent goes off-script, the budget cap stops it and git history is the full audit log.
When you uninstall, the agents leave. The markdown stays. We are never the source of truth — you are.
Reads web search, arxiv, and RSS on a schedule. Files new findings into the right markdown pages. Maintains cross-links. Runs nightly so your knowledge base grows while you sleep.
Watches an upstream code repo. When the API changes, it updates your docs and commits. One small commit per change, never larger than the diff that caused it, fully visible in git log.
Turns GitHub issues into wiki entries, FAQ updates, or changelog lines. Closes the issue with a link to the new page. Prompt injection guarded by default.
Maintains awesome-lists and curated indices. Checks for dead links, finds new entries, dedupes, re-ranks. The list that actually stays up to date.
Summarizes long-running discussions, commit trails, and meeting notes into durable markdown. Your decision log, written for you. Never skimmed, always found.
Custom agent builder in the dashboard. Describe the job in plain English, pick sources and write paths, set a budget. If you can write a prompt, you can install an agent.
Install, configure, pause, set budgets, view runs — all from the dashboard. The only thing that ever touches your repo is the commits your agents make on main. No config files to edit, no Actions to wire up, no YAML to fight with.
Everything lives in your git repo. Forever. Cancel anytime — the agents leave, the markdown stays. We are never the source of truth. You are. BYO API key, BYO model.
Set $10, $50, or $500 per agent per month. When it's spent, the agent stops. No surprise bills, ever. Live spend visible on every card in the dashboard.
Install the GitHub App, pick the repo you want to make self-driving. One click. No CLI, no local setup, no Actions secrets to paste.
◆ github app → authorize → pick repo
Browse the catalog in the dashboard. Click install on the ones you want. Drag a slider to set a monthly cap in dollars. Hit save.
◆ librarian · $20/mo · nightly
The agents start committing directly to main on the schedule you picked. No review queue. Git log is your audit trail. Your repo gets smarter while you sleep.
◆ git pull → 14 new commits by :agents
Private beta opens in waves. Connect your GitHub account — we'll match you with a starter agent and onboard you ourselves.
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