Scribe
Turns git repos, coding-agent sessions, and self-sent links into a curated, semantically searchable knowledge base.
A single-binary CLI that turns git repositories, coding-agent sessions, and self-sent links into a curated, semantically searchable knowledge base. It solves the problem of re-deriving context by automatically writing wiki pages from your tools' output. It targets developers and engineering teams who use coding agents like Claude Code or Codex, and who want to maintain a personal or team knowledge base without manual effort. It is positioned as a self-hosted, cron-driven tool that runs fully local on Ollama, differentiating itself from RAG systems and note-taking apps by being agent-aware and cost-free.
Key features
- Mines git history, coding-agent sessions, and URLs
- Auto-discovers codebases from Claude Code and Codex
- FTS5 triage filters noise before LLM calls
- Two-pass absorb for articles and drop files
- Generates wikilinks and backlinks JSON
- Splices retrieval-context paragraphs into articles
- Semantic search via qmd from any terminal
- MCP integration for Claude Code
- Writes handshake blocks into agent configs
- Hourly auto-commits and scheduled extraction
- X0.4/day
GTM channels
- No GTM activity detected
ICP
- Software developers
- Engineering teams
- Startups