u/ogvisit2

Hey,

i built a word/notion alternative with an ai native workflow. It's free, you can plug in your own ai, mcps and skills. The AI can help you continue writing, or understand and edit your document directly. It's all local, so your data stays on your computer (Mac only for now).

It's free. I'm a solo dev so there will probably be some bugs and rough edges. Would really appreciate a DM or comment if you try it out, whether you liked it or not.

https://preview.redd.it/1erg0rhezbih1.png?width=2550&format=png&auto=webp&s=c491f9894eb86123a24c30e24a6a446285a1b8b3

greenink.app

Thanks!

Hi,

i build a word/notion alternative with an ai native workflow. Its free, you can plug in your own ai and tools, mcps. The ai can help you continue to write or understand and edit your doc directly. And its local so all your data stays on your computer (currently on [Mac). Would be happy if you like to test it out: greenink.app

https://reddit.com/link/1vj9smw/video/m56o0b1wlbih1/player

As I'm a solo developer there might be bugs or improvements, would be great if you send me a dm or comment. Of course if you liked it or it wasn't useful.

Thanks :)

Hi, i build a word/notion alternative with an ai native workflow. Its free, you can plug in your own ai and tools, mcps. AI can help continue to write, but also has context of your whole document and can do larger edits. And its local so all your data stays on your computer. Would be happy if you like to test it out: greenink.app (mac only for now)

As i'm a solo developer there might be bugs or improvements, would be great if you send me a dm or comment. Of course if you liked it or it wasn't useful.

Thanks :)

When using my agent i encounter a lot of looping. My agents get stuck, try to use a tool a lot of times and burning trough a lot of tokens. I often decide not to run my agents unsupervised by me because that may waste my daily budget in a couple of hours.

I am searching for a solution that fixes that, preventing and automatically solving loops and problems it encounters, to fully "trust" it to run autonomously. I can't really find something that solves that pain so im starting to build my own reliability layer that stop loops, fixes them on the fly, saves it to a db so that in other session the agent already has the solution and can solve it, dont get stuck in loops. Im thinking of building a shared knowledge db where all people can access and contribute to it, to prevent procedural erros in agent use.

Im wondering if anybody has the same problem, if im just using my agents wrong, or if there are models that dont have that symptom. Happy to discuss.

Thanks!

When using hermes i encounter a lot of looping. My agents get stuck, try to use a tool a lot of times and burning trough a lot of tokens. I often decide not to run my agents unsupervised by me because that may waste my daily budget in a couple of hours.

I am searching for a solution that fixes that, preventing and automatically solving loops and problems it encounters, to fully "trust" it to run autonomously. I can't really find something that solves that pain so im starting to build my own reliability layer that stop loops, fixes them on the fly, saves it to a db so that in other session the agent already has the solution and can solve it, dont get stuck in loops. Im thinking of building a shared knowledge db where all people can access and contribute to it, to prevent procedural erros in agent use.

Im wondering if anybody has the same problem, if im just using hermes wrong, or if there are models that dont have that symptom. Happy to discuss.

Thanks!

I’ve been thinking a lot about how different music discovery felt in the early 2000s. Finding a song used to take effort: downloads, forums, blogs, burned CDs, iPods, messy folders, sharing files with friends. It was slower and more annoying, but that friction made the music feel more special and personal to me. I basically had more attachment to it.

Now discovery is technically easier than ever. Spotify, TikTok, YouTube, playlists, algorithms. But I have this feeling that a lot of people are not really “listening” to music in the same way anymore. Music is often just attached to videos, memes, short clips, background noise, or algorithmic playlists.

I’m not saying music is dead. Obviously people still stream a lot. But I wonder whether the ritual around music is disappearing: searching, collecting, sitting with an album, building taste, remembering where you found something.

Does anyone else feel this? Has your relationship with music changed over the last 10–20 years?

And if you still have a deep relationship with music, what keeps that alive for you?