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Mermaid diagrams are great for devs but hell to collaborate on. Visual editors lose the code. I built DiagramOS to solve both — a bidirectional visual editor where LLMs are the sync bridge.
Every knowledge worker loses hours daily to context-switching. I got tired of asking "where was I?" and built WorkLens — passive AI capture of your work context, decisions, and timeline.
I did not want a chatbot. I wanted an AI that knows my context, remembers our history, takes real actions, and runs 24/7. So I built Vex — and it changed how I work.
LLMs are powerful but stateless. I built a knowledge graph with semantic search to give my AI workflows persistent, cross-session memory. Here is why and how.
AI agents are not just tools — they are an architectural pattern. I have been rebuilding my workflows around autonomous agents, and it is changing how I think about software design.
How I automated my knowledge management system using Claude, Notion, and a lot of scripting.